Two-Day Festival
Saturday, July 18, Noon to 10:00 p.m.
Sunday, July 19, 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Historic Balboa Park, Marston Point (Sixth Avenue and Laurel St.)
Ticket Gates at Balboa Drive and Laurel St. and Sixth Avenue
and Juniper
sign language
• Multiple live entertainment stages with 70+ performances
interpretation
Interpreters will be provided at: the Pride Parade (Deaf Pride
• Farmers Market for fresh fruit presented by Vons!
reviewing stand on University Ave. between Vermont and
Richmond); and Pride Festival (The Pride Stage and Leather
• Free, Fun Carnival Games
Realm). Interpreters can be provided for individual needs
• Barefoot Wine Bubbly tent
during the Pride Festival at the Information Booth located just
inside the Festival gate.
• Pride Green Zone
• Get Tested Pavilion presented by First Choice
• Scripps Health Pavilion
• Food and beverage booths
• Expanded Beverage Gardens – more ticket sales and ID checking locations
• 70 non-profit organizations, plus 250 exhibitors from across the nation
special access needs
See page 34 for more information
The information booth just inside the Festival gate will supply
the following services:
• Wheelchairs available for loan
• Large print maps and vendor lists
• Accessibility pamphlet highlighting location of wheelchair
ramps, ADA porta-potties, and ASL interpretation.
• Braille Pride Guide
festival
Handicap parking is available at the Old Navy Hospital. Proceed
to the San Diego Pride shuttle area and inform the attendant
that you need the on-call ADA van. There is no parking available
at the Festival site.
parade
Handicap parking for the Parade can be arranged in advance
through the Pride Office at:
(619) 297-7683 x 105
pride recycles
Pride takes pride in doing our part for the environment. Put all
bottles and cans in the recycling bins. Recycle bins are next to
trash bins at the festival and along the parade route.
checa el programa en espanol en sdpride.org
please, no food items.
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