Check out the very cute video above featuring the contests running in the second annual “Queer of the Year” contest in Montreal.
Throughout Montreal Pride Week (August 8 through August 14), the six finalists will compete in a variety of challenges and activities, all of which will be captured on film.
Visit their Facebook page to learn more about the contest, follow along in the exploits of the participants, and vote for your favorite. Watch ‘em try to out-queer each other.
Happy Sedona Pride on the Rocks 2010 participants
The Hilton Sedona Resort and Spa, a gorgeous luxurious resort 90 minutes north of Phoenix and the gateway to Arizona’s famous and mesmerizing red-rock country is host to the third annual Sedona Pride on the Rocks festival from September 16 to 18, 2011.
The weekend-long festival will feature the Pre-Pride Party, Private Pride Pool Party and Pride Night “Gay-la” as well as other exciting events and activities.
There’s something magical, even spiritual about this part of the great, breathtaking open-sky expanse of the Southwest and in particular red rock country. Imagine celebrating gay Pride in the company of the (mostly) regional LGBT community with this as backdrop.
Real parade floats
Literally!
Amsterdam Gay Pride is a weeklong celebration that makes the de facto gay capital of Amsterdam just a tad pinker. It’s the largest annual event in The Netherlands’ cultural capital, and is best known for the canal parade where the floats actually, well, float. This event takes place Saturday, August 6.
There are 80 floats scheduled to take part, including an official military float.
More events/information here: http://www.amsterdamgaypride.nl/agenda/
If you can’t catch it live, don’t worry! You’ll get to see famous and fabulous Canal Parade (where floats actually, well, float) of Amsterdam Pride live online on Saturday August 6.
The Canal Parade in Amsterdam is one of the highlights of the Amsterdam Gay Pride festival. This year the Dutch public broadcasting company AVRO will provide an exclusive opportunity to make international online viewing possible.
On Saturday the 6th of August, the entire event will be broadcast live on amsterdamcanalparade.avro.nl. This will allow people from across the world to enjoy and be part of the greatest cultural gay event of the year.
Originally published in GPS.OutTraveler.com.
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