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Sunday afternoon in Inverness 2019.....Proud Ness 2019.Picture: Gair Fraser. Image No. 044468.. Inverness has had its fair share of pride events through the years, and The Inverness Courier wanted to give you a look back at some of the fun memories!
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Proud Ness 2019: A parent and child enjoy the fun .Picture: Gair Fraser Highland Pride have just announced the highly anticipated date for the summer march and event, taking place on June 11.
Highland Pride Winter Walk in February 2020. Picture: Callum Mackay They did one of the largest pride events in Scotland back in 2019, which was their first march.
Supporters arrived in style! Highland Pride Winter Walk - Beth McColghan, Rachel Bryne and Sophie Foster. Picture: Callum Mackay They have had to cancel the marches two years in a row due to coronavirus related restrictions.
Girls enjoying the day out together. Supporters dressed for the occasion at Bught Park where the Highland Pride village was in 2019. Picture: Gair Fraser In 2019 crowds enjoyed a march, live music, a bar, a dog show and speeches.
Highland Pride, 'Anti-Valentine's Drag Night' fundraiser. Highland pride, formerly Proud Ness, host a variety of events year round like drag night fundraisers and yoga classes.
Stephen Campbell, Graham Laughton, Amanda Latham, Tim Schroder and Alan Gulliver. Graham, Tim and Alan, part of the Highland Pride committee in 2020. Picture: Callum Mackay More than 10,000 people turned up for the 2019 event, more than Glasgow and Edinburgh's attendance that year.
Enthusiastic locals at the ProudNess LGBT+ March, Inverness. Picture: Callum Mackay A giant flag in support of the transgender community making its way at the 2019 march. Picture: Gair Fraser Kirsty D'Ambrosio, David Jones and Adriana Klick dressed for Proud Ness 2019.Picture: Gair Fraser Inverness cousins Lily Robertson (10), Katie Robertson (10) and Kadie Robertson (12) at Proud Ness 2019. Picture: Gair Fraser RELATED: Drag night fundraiser raises the roof of popular Inverness bar
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