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Are you coming to Pride 2011?

Are you coming to Pride 2011?

Yes, It is official! Our dates are set for the Cape Town Pride Festival 2011 which will take place from 24 February - 06 March. Watch this space for further details on our AGM and how you can get involved in contributing to the success of planning Pride 2011.

 

CALL FOR PARADE VOLUNTEERS!!!!

All are welcome to come get involved as Cape Town Pride is a volunteer run Not-for-Profit Section 21 Company that annually organises the 10 day Cape Town Pride Festival and various events catering for the LGBTI community.

If you are willing to help as a PRIDE Parade marshall on Saturday 6, please meet us at Prestwich Primary School, Napier street at 11:00

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Thanks for your support!
 

 
2010 Cape Town Pride Map

The Cape Town Pride Parade & Fair - Saturday 6 March 2010

Things are a buzzing at the new Cape Town Pride offices in the Cape Quarter (at 4A Dixon Street).

The Parade and post-parade Fair are going to be extraordinary – come and march with us on Saturday as we create awareness of LGBTI issues and express support and concern for all LGBTI communities fighting for equality worldwide, especially in Africa.

Please note that the starting point of the parade has changed – meet outside Prestwich School, lower Napier Street, instead of the Green Point Traffic Dept! Meet at 11am as the parade will depart at 12pm sharp.

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Thank you for your support on our work against the Uganda “Anti-Homosexuality Bill”

Last Friday (12th Feb) we made our voices heard outside parliament when we protested the atrocious Ugandan “Anti-Homosexuality Bill” and our government’s unacceptable silence on this issue.  Further, we noted our alarm at the planned appointment of the unapologetic homophobe Jon Qwelane as South Africa’s ambassador to Uganda.  We of different race, social class, gender and sexual identities spoke with one voice for equality and universal human rights. We called for our government to take a firm stand against this bill, we called for Jon Qwelane not to be appointed as our ambassador and we called for the Ugandan government to recognise the human rights of its LGBTI citizens.

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New Cape Quarter

The Leapfrog Pink Ball @ The Cape Quarter

The Leapfrog Pink Ball is one of the premiere events of the 2010 Cape Town Pride Festival which runs over the period 26 February till 7 March.

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Cape Town Pride is a Section 21 Non-Profit Organisation that is comitted towards being inclusive and encompassing. The annual Cape Town Pride Festival is a celebration of our wonderful diversity, and also creates awareness around issues impacting on the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex communities locally and throughout Africa.

All proceeds raised by Cape Town Pride are donated to the Pride Shelter Trust.