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Loud and proud — 2014 St Pete Pride Parade photo review
The 2014 St Pete Pride Parade wound through streets of downtown on Saturday night in front of thousands of cheering and proud fans. Starting at sundown, it was first time the parade was held at night. This year's event is expanded to two days with a street festival that continues today on Central Avenue.
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Rick Kriseman attends his first pride parade as St. Petersburg mayor.
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Paradegoers were enthusiastic about his participation.
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The party was loud and proud outside of The Queens Head Restaurant and Eurobar on Central Avenue.
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The PFLAG float carried the message of "Love Wins."
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Dillan, almost 4, shows his pride with his light saber.
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Aaron Cassette demonstrates his rifle-handling skill as part of the St Pete Twirling Project.
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The pot and the kettle.
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Mitzi Gordon, director of Creative Pinellas, drives a car that is part of the CARMADA Art's Mobile Fleet.
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Gaybor representin.'
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Showing the love, Nina Arther kisses Missy Hammond at parade side.
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Tina Knight dons a rainbow mask. Kinda fun and a little creepy....
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CL delivers! The Street Team handed out copies of Creative Loafing's Pride Issue.
The celebration wraps up today with the
St Pete Pride Festival all day on Central Avenue. There will be hundreds of exhibitors, multiple stages, and best of all, it's free.
Make sure to come by the Creative Loafing booth for fun, photos and great prizes!
