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LGBTQ- International Q4 October 2020 English Pride Guide .Pdf \ EVENT NAME DATE LOCATION WEBSITE MONTH GUIDE OCTOBER MONTH OCTOBER MONTH OCTOBER MONTH OCTOBER MONTH OCTOBER MONTH ACTIVE EVENTS https://www.hrc.org/news/latinx- Latinx Heritage Month September 15th - October 15th Worldwide heritage-month-more-than-one-word- Oct20 more-than-one-heritage Capital Pride Alliance: Pride https://www.capitalpride. September 15th - October 31st Online OCT Stride Virtual Run/Walk Race org/events/pridestride-2020/ Atlanta's LGBTQ Film Festival September 24th - October 10th Online https://www.outonfilm.org/ SEPT Utah Pride Center: Pride Postponed : NEW DATE https://utahpridecenter.org/festival- Salt Lake City, Utah, USA Sept 20 Spectacular September 27th sponsors/pride-days-events/ Cologne Pride September 26 - October 10th Cologne, Germany https://www.colognepride.de/en/ SEPT International Banned Books http://www.ala. September 27th - October 3rd Worldwide OCT Week org/advocacy/bbooks/banned 28th edition of GAZE LGBTQ+ September 30th - October 4th Online, In Person https://www.gaze.ie/ AUG Film Festival. NEW DATE: September 30th - Provincetown, Massachusetts, https://www.provincetowncabaretfest. Sept 20 / Oct 20 CabaretFest 20th Anniversary October 4th USA com/ SILhouette: Spiritually In-Tune Each Month: 1st and 3rd https://www.facebook. Baltimore, Maryland, USA Oct 20 Lesbians Tuesday com/events/595802981193798/ Johannesburg Pride: Pride of https://www.facebook. Various Date in October Online com/JohannesburgPride/posts/329118 Oct 20 Africa Lounge Edition 5564268071 WayCross Pride: Banned https://www.facebook. October 1st - October 2nd Facebook Oct 20 Book Virtual Read Out com/WaycrossPRIDE/ InterPride & EPOA AGM: October 1st - October 4th Online https://interpride2020.org/ Oct 20 Online Workshop 2020 Inside Out LGBT Film Festival October 1st - October 11th Online https://insideout.ca/festival/ Oct 20 Miami's Hispanic & Indigenous Pride Festival: October 1st - October 15th Online https://www.celebrateorgullo.com/ OCT Celebrate Orgullo Festvial Breast Cancer Awareness https://www.nationalbreastcancer. October 1st - October 31st Worldwide Oct 20 Month org/breast-cancer-awareness-month Australia, Canada, Hungary, LGBTQ+ History Month October 1st - October 31st Ireland, United Kingdom, United https://www.glsen.org/lgbtq-history Oct 20 States National Bullying Prevention https://www.stompoutbullying. October 1st - October 31st Various Locations org/national-bullying-prevention- Oct 20 Month awareness-month Pregnancy & Infant Loss https://www.mymiscarriagematters. October 1st - October 31st Worldwide Oct 20 Awareness Month org/services.html 2nd Edition Pride of Africa https://www.facebook. October 3rd Gaborone, Botswana Oct 20 Gaborone com/events/197067534861108 Alton Pride Fall Festival October 3rd Alton, Illinois, USA https://altonpride.com/home/about/ Oct 20 Capitol Pride: National Trans Washington, District Colombia, https://www.capitalpride. October 3rd Oct 20 Visibility March Pridemobile USA org/events/pridemobile-2020/ Colombus Pride Virtual Pride October 3rd Online https://stonewallcolumbus.org/pride/ Oct 20 Parade Heart To Heart: LGBTQIA+ https://www.facebook. October 3rd Online Oct 20 Youth Bi-weekly Support com/events/326566715277734 Group https://www.eventbrite. com/e/intersection-of-disability- Atlanta Pride: Intersection of identity-sexuality-allies-tickets- Disability, Identity, & Sexuality October 4th Online 117728885265?utm- Oct 20 (allies) medium=discovery&utm- campaign=social&utm- content=attendeeshare&aff=escb&utm -source=cp&utm-term=listing Cologne Pride October 9th - October 10th Cologne, Germany https://www.colognepride.de/en/ OCT Ames Pride: The Maximum October 10th Youtube https://www.amespride.org/2020.html Oct 20 Ames Livestream Special Washington, District Colombia, https://www.capitalpride. October 10th Oct 20 Capital Pride Out Brigade! USA org/events/outbrigade-2020/ https://www.facebook. October 10th Online Oct 20 Portsmouth Pride com/events/429630671350490/ Southeast March For Black https://www.facebook. October 10th Columbia, South Carolina, USA Oct20 Pride 2020 com/events/314117816580558/ Southern Oregon Pride 2020 October 10th TBD http://sopride.org/pages/home.html Oct 20 Capitol Pride: Planned virtual https://www.facebook.com/capitol. October 11th Salem, Oregon, USA SEPT 20 event on October 11th pride/ Las Vegas PRIDE OUTside https://lasvegaspride.org/event/las- October 11th Boulder City, Nevada, USA Oct 20 Hike vegas-pride-outside-hike-28/ https://www.hrc. October 11th Worldwide Oct 20 National Coming Out Day org/resources/national-coming-out-day Kansai Rainbow Pride October 11th- October 12th Osaka, Japan http://www.rainbowfesta.org/ Oct 2020 https://www.history. Indigenous People’s Day October 12th United States of America com/news/goodbye-columbus-hello- Oct 20 indigenous-peoples-day Spencer Pride Week 2020 October 12th - October 18th TBD https://spencerpride.org/pride/ Oct 20 Celebrate Orgullo Drive-In https://www.accelevents. Event Presented By OUTshine October 14th North Miami, Florida, USA com/e/COPY12ORGULLODriveinMOV Oct 20 Film Festival! IENIGHT#About National Latino HIV/AIDS https://www.hiv. October 15th Worldwide Oct 20 Awareness Day gov/events/awareness-days/latino Spirit Day October 15th Worldwide https://www.glaad.org/spiritday Oct 20 https://hawaiilgbtlegacyfoundation. October 15th - October 17th KHON’s Facebook/Youtube Oct 20 Honolulu Pride 2020 com/honolulu-pride-2020-2/ https://threedollarbillcinema. October 15th - October 25th Online Oct 20 Seattle Queer Film Festival org/filmguide International Pronoun Day October 21st Worldwide https://pronounsday.org/ Oct 20 New Hope Celebrates: Artists https://www.facebook. October 22nd Online Oct 20 & Authors LGBTQ speaker com/events/1094260127656764 series Ames Pride : Gender Expression, Alternate https://www.amespride.org/storytelling. October 24th Online Oct 20 Personas and/or Coming Out html Storytelling Tucson Pride October 24th Online https://tucsonpride.org/ Oct 20 Asexual Awareness Week October 25th - October 31st Worldwide https://www.aceweek.org/ Oct 20 https://www.eventbrite. com/e/intersection-of-disability- Atlanta Pride: Intersection of identity-sexuality-everyones-welcome- tickets-117727980559?utm- October 25th Online Oct 20 Disability, Identity, & Sexuality medium=discovery&utm- (everyone’s welcome) campaign=social&utm- content=attendeeshare&aff=escb&utm -source=cp&utm-term=listing Intesex Awareness Date October 26th Worldwide https://intersexday.org/en/ Oct 20 FormosaPride October 30th - Novmber 1st Taipei, Taiwan https://formosapride.com/ Oct 20 https://jeffreysanker.com/puerto- October 30th - November 1st Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Oct 20 PV Enchanted Halloween vallarta-halloween 14th Annual Southern Illinois https://www.facebook. October 31st Evansville, Indiana, USA Oct 20 Pride Prom com/events/500876910744577 http://box5845.temp. Rocket City Pride October 10th - Octobert 17th TBD domains/~rocketi0/upcoming-rocket- Oct 20 city-pride-events/ Conventry Pride: YANA – You https://coventrypride.org. October 31st Zoom uk/events/yana-you-are-not-alone- Oct 20 Are Not Alone 2020-10-31/ Canberra SpringOUT Pride October 31st Online https://springout.com.au/ Oct 20 Festival 2nd Annual Savannah Pride https://www.firstcitypridecenter. October 31st Online Oct 20 Parade! org/festival-parade Geelong Pride Film Festival NEW DATE: October 23rd - http://gpff.ferve.tickets/Page/Festival% Geelong, Australia Oct/Nov 20 2020 November 3rd 202020 Gay Days Halloween 30th Postponed: NEW DATES Orlando, Florida https://www.gaydays.com/ Oct/Nov 20 Anniversary October 27th - November 2nd NEW DATE: October 30th - https://jeffreysanker.com/white-party- Palm Springs, California, USA Oct/Nov 20 White Party Palm Springs November 2nd palm-springs/ OCTOBER - NEW OCTOBER MONTH OCTOBER MONTH OCTOBER MONTH OCTOBER MONTH POSTPONED ACTIVE DATE Postponed: NEW DATES Tallinn, Estonia https://www.bearty.info/ Oct 20 Tallinn Bearty 2020 October 1st - October 4th The Cherry Fund 25th NEW DATE: October 1st - Washington, DC USA https://cherrydc.com/ Oct 20 Anniversary October 5th Inside Out LGBTQ+ Film Postponed: NEW DATES Toronto, Canada https://insideout.ca/torontofestival/ Oct 20 Festival * October 1st - October 11th Postponed: NEW DATES Lexington, Kentucky, USA https://www.lexpridefest.org/ Oct 20 Lexington Pride Festival October 2nd - October 3rd Blatino Oasis California NEW DATES: October 2nd - Palm Springs, California, USA https://www.blatinooasis.com/ Oct 20 POSTPONED October 4th Circuit Festival Asia Postponed: NEW DATES Pattaya, Thailand https://circuitfestival.net/asia/ Oct 20 Weekened October 2nd - October 4th Kansas City Pride Festival Postponed: NEW DATES Kansas City, Missouri, USA https://www.kcpridefest.org/ Oct 20 2020 October 2nd - October 4th Postponed: NEW DATES Maspalomas, Spain https://maspalomaspride.es/ Oct 20 Maspalomas Pride October 2nd - October 11th Postponed: NEW DATES https://gayviking.fr/nouvelle-date-pour- Rouen, France Oct 20 Pride in Rouen October 3rd 2020 la-pride-a-rouen-le-3-octobre/ Postponed: NEW DATE October Saint Charles, Missouri, USA https://www.pridestcharles.org/festival Oct 20 Pride St. Charles Festival 3rd Stonewall Columbus Pride Postponed: NEW DATE October Columbus, Ohio, USA https://columbuspride.org/ Oct 20 Parade 3rd Postponed: NEW DATE October Cologne, Germany http://www.colognepride.de/en/ Oct 20 Cologne Pride 9th - October 11th Postponed: NEW DATE October Springfield, Missouri, USA https://ozarkspridefest.com/ Oct 20 Greater Ozarks Pridefest 2020 10th Portsmouth Pride Music Postponed:
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