pride festival
LAVENDER STAGE
Non-stop girl powered entertainment presented by
Lavender Lens. The area features a stage and dance floor,
a dynamic zone of fun, sexy performances, and hi jinx,
designed to build community, connections, and enhance
the festival going experience.
THE PRIDE STAGE
San Diego Pride’s largest outdoor stage with a new sound
system and lighting. The Pride Stage makes way for a bevy
of non-stop entertainment by acclaimed musicians, bands
and dance performances.





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HINRG DANCE TENT
PRESENTED BY GLT
UREL
ENTRANCE
Experience the raw energy on Pride’s high-tech,
outdoor dance space as DJs crank up the music and
EBONY PRIDE
LA
spin you into full gear. Sunday includes country
Promoting positivity, cultural enrichment,
western entertainment and dancing.
self-empowerment and education.
JUNIPER
SIXTH AVE.
ART OF PRIDE Stop by the Art of Pride to view a juried COOL ZONE Offering a shady area with plenty of seating
CHILDREN’S GARDEN A fun-filled space for kids
exhibit by various community artists in a variety of mediums. for LGBT adults 50 or Better.
featuring face painting, karaoke, carnival games, prizes, arts
Presented by Cox Communications.
& crafts, and story time. Parents must accompany children.
ADULT ALLEY An adult only entertainment and
Organized and presented by Family Matters
BISEXUAL AREA San Diego Bisexual Forum Presents novelty area. Autograph sessions, expressive displays, models
Come on Bi! Play bi-bingo, learn about our community, and and entertainers will be featured. All exhibitors featuring adult
THE LEATHER REALM This exhibit is dedicated to
win prizes. Find out what your erotic day dreams say about videos, toys, pictures, web sites are featured in this area.
educating and entertaining those that are interested in the
your sexual identity with the Klein Grid. Jump into our dating
Leather, BDSM, Kink communities. Presented by a committee
game and maybe connect with that special somebody. LAMBDA ARCHIVES sponsored by First Choice Program.
of leather community members.
Unlike the standard HIV antibody test, The HIV Early Test detects
COFFEE TERRACE Got a hankering for a good cup of joe? HIV infection as early as ONE WEEK after exposure. The UCSD
QUEER LOUNGE The hub for queer, queer-friendly and
Come sip on a coffee drink or enjoy a snack or sweet treat in Antiviral Research Center is offering this free and confidential
questioning youth, hosted by the Pride Youth Committee, it
this rejuvenating atmosphere. Hosted and benefiting The Live test. theearlytest.ucsd.edu.
features a place to hang out with friends, play games and enjoy
and Let Live Alano Club.
Pride.
ASL
ATM ATM’s will be
INFORMATION BOOTH Staffed by BIKE CORRAL Save
INTERPRETATION
located just outside
friendly volunteers who will provide you those parking woes, bike to
All performances on the Pride
the main entrance
with maps, programs, and entertainment the Festival and have a des-
Stage and The Leather Realm
near ticket sales
schedules, plus answer lost-and-found ignated and secure place to
workshops will be interpreted
and throughout the
inquires. A limited supply of wheelchairs park your bicycle. Presented
for the deaf community.
Festival grounds.
are also available. by Rainbow Cyclists.
36 SAN DIEGO PRIDE 2009
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