2018 Pride Parade

The 2018 Pride Parade kicked off Pride 2018 in Spokane which ends tonight with fireworks in Riverfront Park.

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Sat., June 9, 2018

The bulk of the crowd that attended the 2018 Pride Parade follows the specific groups that were leading the event on June 9, 2018.

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Supporters of the Spokane County Bar Association head south on N. Washington Street during the beginning of 2018 Pride on June 9, 2018. The parade kicked off the event which ends tonight with fireworks in Riverfront Park.

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A Spokane Transit Authority bus with "Happy Pride" in its destination box cruises down N. Washington Street on June 9, 2018 in the annual pride parade.

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Participants in Spokane's 2018 Pride parade enthusiastically walk down N. Washington Street on June 9, 2018.

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Joseph Dittrich, 11, waves a gay pride flag at the corner of Spokane Falls Boulevard and N. Howard Street on June 9, 2018.

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A young child waves a gay pride flag while walking in the 2018 Pride Parade in downtown Spokane on June 9, 2018.

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Lisa Brown participates in the 2018 Pride Parade on June 9, 2018. Brown is the candidate for the Democrat party who is challenging incumbent Cathy McMorris Rodgers for the 5th Congressional District seat in the upcoming election.

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A Chihuahua in a rainbow lei makes its way down N. Washington Street on June 9, 2018 during the annual Pride parade.

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An attendee of Spokane's 2018 Pride Parade waves a flag that reads "Gayer Than Ever" on June 9, 2018.

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iding a float, Jewels Dietrich sings "Chandelier" by Sia while participating in the 2018 Pride parade downtown on June 9, 2018.

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Angela Lalonde of The Angel Brigade blocks counter protesters' signs with her white "angel" wings at the corner of Spokane Falls Boulevard and N. Stevens Street. The Angel Brigade said their goal was to promote peace and safety.

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A family walking with Travelers Insurance participates in Spokane's 2018 Pride Parade downtown on June 9, 2018.

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Let to right, Madelienie Stein, Dylan Smith, Victoria Olson and Grace Miller cheer while watching the 2018 Pride parade. The parade kicked off the day's activities which will end with fireworks in Riverfront Park tonight.

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A participant in the 2018 Pride parade turns off of Spokane Falls Boulevard onto N. Washington Street on June 9, 2018. Libby Kamrowski/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW

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Bea Lackaff, a member of the P-Jammers, plays the washboard during the 2018 Pride parade downtown on June 9, 2018. The P-Jammers frequently attend public demonstrations alongside the Peace and Justice Action League of Spokane.

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Several members of Lilac City Roller Derby pull each other along in a chain while in the 2018 Pride parade along W. Main Avenue on June 9, 2018.

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Members of the Vertical Elements Entertainment troupe show off their skills while making their way down N. Washington Street on June 9, 2018 during the Pride parade. The group featureda gymnast as well as several rainbow-clad members on stilts.

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Members of Spokane's Aerial Performance Arts group show off their skills while making their way down N. Washington Street on June 9, 2018 during the Pride parade. The group featured this acrobat as well as several rainbow-clad members on stilts.

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Crowds line N. Washington Street between Main and Spokane Boulevard on June 9, 2018 to watch the city's annual Pride parade. The parade kicked off the event which ends tonight with fireworks in Riverfront Park.

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Riverfront Park’s beloved garbage-eating goat gets a temporary makeover Saturday for Pride 2018, including a cape that says “Free to Be.” The piece was created by Sister Paula Turnbull for Expo ’74.

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A group of flag wavers participate in Spokane's 2018 Pride parade on June 9, 2018. The parade kicked off the event which ends tonight with fireworks in Riverfront Park.

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