History
Year | Dates | Festival name | Theme | Grand Marshall | Estimated attendance |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
May 1974 | Beer Bust Kegger | ||||
1975 | June 1 | Gay Freedom Day | |||
1976 | Memorial Day Kegger | ||||
1977 | June 10–12 | Human Rights | 400 | ||
1978 | June | Pride Day | Leonard Matlovich, David Kopay | ||
1983 | Basket Social | ||||
1990 | Pride Day | Look to the Future | Dr. Kristen Ries | ||
1992 | Pride Day | Jess Hawk Oakenstar | |||
1993 | Walter Larabee | ||||
1994 | Stonewall: Twenty-five Years Remembered, Twenty-five Years of Progress | 4000 | |||
1995 | 5000 | ||||
1996 | Sunday, June 9 | Pride Day | Pride... Without Borders | Chastity Bono | |
2000 | May | Utah Pride Day | A New Era of Pride | Rep Jackie Biskupski | |
2001 | June 7–10 | Utah Pride | Embracing Diversity | ||
2002 | June 9 | Utah Pride Day | Unity in the Community- Change From Within | Alicia Suazo | |
2003 | Be Yourself Out Loud | ||||
2004 | June 11–13 | Utah Pride | Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are! | Bruce Bastian | 50,000 |
2005 | June 8–12 | Utah Pride | Equal Rights. No More. No Less. | 15,000 - 20,000 | |
2006 | June 1–4 | Utah Pride Week | Pride, Not Prejudice | 20,000 | |
2007 | June 1–3 | Utah Pride Days | United for Equality | John Amaechi | |
2008 | June 6–8 | Utah Pride | Come Together | Ralph Becker | |
2009 | June 5–7 | Utah Pride Festival | Pride. Voice. Action. | 20,000 | |
2010 | June 4–6 | Utah Pride Festival | Our History, Our Future | 25,000 | |
2011 | June 3–5 | Utah Pride Festival | Live. Love. Pride. | Roseanne Barr | 28,000 |
2012 | June 1–3 | Utah Pride Festival | Changing Hearts and Lives | Dustin Lance Black |
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