St Clouds Disability Pride Celebration Moves To A New Spot This Saturday

Everyone deserves to feel seen.

And this Saturday, St. Cloud is celebrating inclusion, community, and pride.

THE BIG EVENT IS MOVING TO A NEW LOCATION THIS YEAR

The 2nd Annual Disability Pride Celebration is happening Saturday, July 18th, at Atonement Lutheran Church in St. Cloud, and organizers want everyone to know they're invited.

Whether you have a disability, have a family member or friend with a disability, or want to show your support, this free event is all about bringing people together.

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THE CELEBRATION

The celebration runs from 1:00 until 4:00 p.m. with an open house packed with activities, followed by a Disability Pride Rally beginning at 4:00 p.m. Organizers have planned an afternoon that's both fun and meaningful, with opportunities to learn, connect, and celebrate the many contributions people with disabilities make in our communities.

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THINGS TO ENJOY AT THIS YEAR'S CELEBRATION

Visitors can browse handmade goods from Camphill Village, enjoy live music from DJ Sell, and even take the stage at the Disability Pride Open Mic. There will also be interactive activities for all ages, disability history panels, voter registration information, door prizes, giveaways, and swag bags while supplies last.

ATONEMENT LUTHERAN CHURCH

The event will be held at Atonement Lutheran Church, located at 1144 29th Avenue North in St. Cloud. If you're driving, be aware that road construction is taking place in the area, so you may want to allow a little extra travel time. Metro Bus riders can reach the event using Routes 1, 2, or 33.

It's a chance to celebrate abilities, build new friendships, learn something new, and show support for a community that deserves to be recognized and celebrated every day. If you're looking for something positive to do with family or friends this weekend, this is a wonderful opportunity to come together and be part of an event that welcomes everyone.