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Nottinghamshire Pride 2023
Hockley, Nottingham
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Saturday 29 July 2023 | Meet at 10am, march begins at 11am
Nottingham City Centre
FREE event
Meet at: The junction of Lister Gate and Castle Gate (outside M&S)
March ends: Broad Street
This year's event will begin with a visibility march at 11am (starting at the junction of Lister Gate and Castle Gate). The route heads through the city centre, with more than 7,000 LGBTQ+ people and allies taking part, and ends at Broad Street.
In the afternoon, educational stalls will weave their way through the streets of Hockley along George Street and Goosegate. You will find local grassroots community groups, charities, organisations and staff networks who offer services, support and information to LGBTQ+ people.
The theme of celebration continues throughout the day as a central stage is provided for a host of artists from Nottinghamshire’s LGBTQ+ community, from spoken word poets and musicians to drag artists.
Lace Market Square will also feature some market stalls including an event for families with younger children delivered by Troy Jenkinson from 2pm. If you need some quiet time or a place to sit away from the crowds, Lace Market Square will have picnic tables and additional toilet facilities.
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