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DENVER – This year’s Denver Pride Parade is shaping up to be different than years past, and if you’ve been looking forward to participating, some good news: Applications are now open.“We’re excited to welcome more than 250 entries to this year’s Denver Pride Parade, a cornerstone of Pride weekend and a vital fundraiser for The Center on Colfax,” said Natalie Zanoni, The Center’s Interim CEO in a news release Tuesday.
In response, Zanoni said The Center would continue their partnership efforts “to ensure that festivalgoers and the broader community can fully support Colfax and surrounding businesses during Denver Pride weekend.”The Center is working closely with city agencies and community organizations to finalize event logistics, including designated ADA viewing areas and announcer locations, Zanoni said.
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