Salmon Arm’s Wren Rathbone stands at the PRIDE Palace Pop-Up Shop during the Salmon Arm PRIDE Project Arts + Awareness Festival which ran Oct. 15 to Oct. 23. The PRIDE Project’s goal is to include the whole community in furthering LGBTQ2S+ awareness, visibility and acceptance, using the arts as a binding force. (Martha Wickett-Salmon Arm Observer)

Salmon Arm’s Wren Rathbone stands at the PRIDE Palace Pop-Up Shop during the Salmon Arm PRIDE Project Arts + Awareness Festival which ran Oct. 15 to Oct. 23. The PRIDE Project’s goal is to include the whole community in furthering LGBTQ2S+ awareness, visibility and acceptance, using the arts as a binding force. (Martha Wickett-Salmon Arm Observer)

PRIDE Palace one feature of Salmon Arm’s PRIDE Project Arts + Awareness Festival

Third festival for town wrapped up Oct. 23, featuring concert, drag brunch, hiking, birding and more

Salmon Arm’s Wren Rathbone stands at the PRIDE Palace during the Salmon Arm PRIDE Project Arts + Awareness Festival which ran Oct. 15 to Oct. 23. The PRIDE Project’s goal is to include the whole community in furthering LGBTQ2S+ awareness, visibility and acceptance, using the arts as a binding force. (Martha Wickett-Salmon Arm Observer)

Read more: Making Salmon Arm home: Art gallery researches safety for LGBTQ residents

Read more: Column: Festival just the beginning to pride Salmon Arm can display


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