Attendees can download a free Collingwood Pride app to organize their visits. New this year, vendors, a beer garden and a stage will be taking over the Eddie Bush Arena parking lot at 140 Ste. Everyone was smiling, having a good time, embracing us.” People that have lived here for multiple generations people that are newcomers. “We saw several thousand people from every walk of life, from every age group, from every part of Collingwood. However, Kemper says she and her fellow float riders were all moved by what they saw. We didn't know how many people would come we didn't know what community reaction would be,” Kemper told CollingwoodToday. “Last year, we were on the Rainbow Club float, which is the last float in the parade. Michelle Kemper, vice-chair of The Rainbow Club of South Georgian Bay and Collingwood Pride, is getting ready for her spot on the Rainbow Club float in Saturday night’s Pride Parade, the main event of the weekend she says should not be missed. This weekend marks the third-annual Collingwood Pride Festival – the second in-person – with events taking place all over town from July 14 to 16, rain or shine. A bit of rain in the forecast won’t darken the rainbow expected to shine in Collingwood this weekend.
0 kommentar(er)
