Thailand sets the stage for Pride celebration 2023 with Pride For All in June
With a host of colourful Pride festivals all month supporting and celebrating the LGBTQIAN+ community, Thailand sets the stage for Pride celebration 2023 with Pride For All in June. According to a press statement, over 500 LGBTQIAN+ community members are to join the Parade of Rainbow Flags, symbolising equality to reflect the Central World as a space that embraces diversity that accepts all differences and promotes equality.
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration, Galderma Thailand, Muse by Metinee, Bangkok PRIDE, and JVs with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Thailand, partners from the government and private sectors are said to be leading the parade at Central World shopping centre. Tiffany’s Show Pattaya Co will roll out the great celebration, says the statement.
The show highlights include a number of attractions, from Pride Talk with UNDP featuring discussions from key persons in the LGBTQIAN+ community at central world, Central Pattaya, Phuket, Udonthani, Khon Kaen, Chiangmai and Chonburi to Pride Competitions of Miss International Queen with national costumes at central world. In Pride Vibe, visitors can experience an art installation by artist ‘Teayii’ Prapatsorn with her work Seat a Pride throughout two full months at central world and at Central Chonburi under the art concept of Mirror Mirror: Reflect Yourself, says the statement.
Waving rainbow flags in eight branches nationwide led by ‘Proud to be Pride’ at Central World with the show Fly High In The Sky for Pride and Fashion Parade that gathers over 500+ models together with the This is my look Parade from Galderma, Thailand to express self-expression with confidence and charm, the statement adds that the parade will be followed by the sensational ‘Pride Concert’ by Thailand’s leading artists.
It adds that the Bangkok Pride 2023 parade, which Central World co-hosted with the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration in addition to Naruemit Pride, echoed the voices of diversity and equality. With hundreds of thousands of people joining the big procession, the parade is moved from the Pathumwan intersection to the Ratchaprasong intersection at Central World while waving the stunning rainbow flag. Take in special performances, small concerts, and celebrations of gender diversity with provincial governors, diplomats, government agencies, and LGBTQIAN+ community members in attendance.
