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New Hope Celebrates, kicked off the area’s largest parade, block party, and vendor fair, with theater, arts, history, shopping and much more. Grey skies above did not stop the rainbow from coming out in every form as people showed their Pride.

In an effort to keep Philly’s LGBT community connected throughout the winter months, PhillyPride organizers invite all to celebrate WinterPride on Feb. 22, where they will honor U.S. Figure Skating champion Johnny Weir.

This year’s festival headliner, Wendy Williams, had the audience in stitches with her own version of Ask Wendy, with questions from the audience. EDGE has the photos from this great event.

The 2012 Pride Theme is "Pride Links Us Together", and despite temperatures of over ninety degrees, more than ten thousand people came out to celebrate Philadelphia Pride.

On June 10, the City of Brotherly Love will celebrate its annual Pride Celebration, featuring headliner Wendy Williams and Pennsylvania’s first openly-gay state legislator, Brian Sims.

It was the area’s largest parade, block party and vendor fair. From local politicians to the Big Apple Corps along with the Philadelphia Freedom Band and, of course, no parade would be complete without Pumpkin, the Queen of New Hope.

With its bucolic rolling hills, quaint colonial-era homes and vineyards, the Southeast Pennsylvania countryside is the perfect place to escape the nearby megalopolis’ hustle and bustle. And it’s even closer than one may think.

The City of Brotherly Love will be packed with star power on November 18 - 19, 2011 for the annual U.S. Mr. Gay Competition, produced in Philly for the second consecutive year by Bruce Yelk and Nightlifegay.com.

The 2011 Philadelphia Pride Festival at Penn’s Landing featured performances on the main stage from Cheer New York, The Flaggots, Members of the Attic Youth, GALAEI and Commediane Aisha Tyler. EDGE was in the house - here are the photos!

The 2011 Philly Gay Pride Parade kept the city entertained as it proceeded down Market St. to Penn’s Landing; with over 100 participants, we scored plenty of fun, colorful photos. Check them out!