The annual Pride Arts Festival is returning to Osoyoos on Saturday, Sept. 7 with this year’s festival continuing to offer a dynamic blend of performances, local beer & wine garden, a variety of food vendors, and a bustling artisan market, all designed to create an inclusive and festive atmosphere.
The annual Pride Arts Festival is returning to Osoyoos on Saturday, Sept. 7 with this year’s festival continuing to offer a dynamic blend of performances, local beer & wine garden, a variety of food vendors, and a bustling artisan market, all designed to create an inclusive and festive atmosphere.
It may not be midsummer just yet but on Saturday, May 11, the South Okanagan Similkameen Pride Society (SOS Pride) invites members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ and allies to take part in a mid-spring night’s dream at their first evening dance, A Night of Magic & Revelry.
Oliver will raise a pride flag at town hall in recognition of International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia.
Pride events might be more associated with the early summer months but the South Okanagan and Similkameen (SOS) Pride organization has made sure there are events available year-round to help educate as well as provide opportunities for safe and enjoyable expression.
A gorgeous summer-like day spread the warmth of the sun and a whole lotta love on Osoyoos’ first inaugural Pride Arts Festival on September 24.
Osoyoos’s Inaugural Pride Arts Festival will debut this Saturday, Sept. 24 with a full day of live entertainment celebrating local 2SLGBTQIA+ and/or BIPOC performing artists.
South Okanagan-Similkameen (SOS) Pride have successfully secured funding for a one-day celebration of arts, diversity, and inclusion to brighten the back-to-school season.