Celebrate Pride and community as they join together with the LGBT Network for the first Pride event at Queens Farm from 11am–4pm.
Broadway Sings for Pride cast members Billboard artist Kimberely Locke, and Broadway's Jennifer DiNoia and Christine Nolan will perform at Pride at the Farm in Queens, NY this Saturday, July, 31, 2021. This will be Broadway Sings for Pride's first in-person even since the start of the pandemic. They will be performing approximately around 2:00 PM. Broadway Sings will also have a table with merchandise, memorabilia and information from 11:00am-4:00pm.
Celebrate Pride and community as they join together with the LGBT Network for the first Pride event at Queens Farm from 11am-4pm. This special admission day includes musical performances from Broadway Sings for Pride, farmer-led tours of Queens Farm, pollinator talks, LGBTQ+ resource fair and Drag Queen Story Hour to give kids and their families glamorous, positive queer role models. Add to the fun with hayrides and the last day of The Floral Escape floral pop-up! This special admission day program will connect the LGBTQ+ community in person with important resources for the first time in 15 months since the pandemic began. Covid-19 Safety Guidelines will be enforced at this event with reduced capacity and socially distanced programming. Head to https://bit.ly/3kYVJhl for tickets, details & Covid visitor guidelines for this special admission day on the farm.
Launched in June 2011, Broadway Sings for Pride grew out of the tragic suicides which plagued the gay community. Since then, they have received support from Neil Patrick Harris, Channing Tatum, Fran Drescher, Carol Channing, Frankie Grande, Bryan Cranston, Kathy Griffin, LeAnn Rimes, Bernadette Peters, Nathan Lane, Joy Behar, Wendy Williams and many others. Broadway Sings for Pride stages concerts and events that bring to light the challenges faced in the LGBTQ community, using the funds raised from these programs to aid LGBTQ youth and their families either directly or through supporting like-minded service organizations. They have been honored by Wagner College (Citizen Alum Award 2015 Honoree), Long Island Gay and Lesbian Film Festival's 2015 Non-Profit Organization All-Star Award, Tyler Clementi Foundation's Upstander Legacy Honoree Host Committee Member, and a four-time nominee for "Most Valuable Campaign" & "Most Valuable Organizer" from the New Organizing Institute.
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