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Brooklyn Car Rentals and the Brooklyn Pride Festival
Once a summer the streets of Brooklyn are filled with color, zest, and excitement. As New York City’s second largest Gay and Lesbian Pride event, the Brooklyn Pride Festival is fun for everyone. Whether you’re showing your pride or just looking for a great place to spend the day, the Brooklyn Pride Festival fits the bill. With Brooklyn Car Rentals, you’re only a short drive from the Festival at Bartel-Pritchard Circle and Prospect Park. Featuring a parade, music, shopping, kid’s activities, food, and more, the Brooklyn Pride Festival has something for you.
Roll the windows down and enjoy the drive
Whether you’re stuck in traffic or cruising on the highway, don’t worry. When you travel with All Car Brooklyn Car Rentals, you’ll be driving in comfort and style. As well, you have the fantastic Brooklyn Pride Festival to look forward too. If you’re crossing the Brooklyn or Manhattan Bridge, take Flatbush Avenue to Grand Army Plaza. Then take the Prospect Park West exit to 15th Street. Getting to the festival is easy with Brooklyn Car Rentals. Once you’ve arrived, park your car and enjoy the day. Admission to the Festival is free. The Pride Festival is typically held in early June opening at 11 am with the nighttime parade starting at 8 pm. For more information about the festival, feel free to call Brooklyn Pride at (718) 928-3320.
Start to finish - get ready for a day packed with highlights
Whether you cross the finish line first or last, everyone wins at the Brooklyn Pride Festival. The Festival begins each year at 9:30 am with the annual charity 5K Run. Registration for the Run is only $20 with half of the proceeds going to a good cause. After your run, take in a stage performance, shop, and eat. Most importantly, the Festival gives you the opportunity to learn about organizations, business, and issues. If your family is along, a Kids Space is available featuring a sing along, puppets, story time, book making, workshops and more. Show off your Pride with All Car Brooklyn Car Rentals and the Pride Festival!
Learn, Celebrate, and show your Pride
Pride Festivals across the country highlight the Gay and Lesbian culture and heritage as well as many issues and organizations. One of the most popular events and most exciting ways to show your pride is by joining the Pride Parade. Get there early with Brooklyn Car Rentals and claim a prime location to watch the parade. The Pride Parade runs along 15th Street before taking a right on 7th Avenue to Lincoln Place. As the City’s second largest Pride Parade and the only original Night Time Parade in the Northeast, this is one evening you don’t want to miss. Once the Parade has finished, keep the party going at one of the Festivals official After Pride Party Venues. After you secure a vehicle with Brooklyn Car Rentals, visit the Brooklyn Pride website to help plan your trip: http://brooklynpride.org/.
What exactly is Pride?
You don’t have to be a Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, or Transgender individual to celebrate Pride. Gay pride or Pride encourages all individuals to be proud of their orientation and identity. The Brooklyn Pride Festival is a unique and safe environment to learn about this movement and to have a fun day out in Brooklyn. When you travel with Brooklyn Car Rentals, wave your rainbow flag and celebrate at the Pride Festival. Gay Pride has a long and storied history starting with individuals such as Oscar Wilde and Quentin Crisp. Whether you’re celebrating your own Pride, traveling with a family member, or just looking for a unique Brooklyn experience, the Brooklyn Pride Festival has something for you.