Rounding off the daytime of this year’s Congleton Pride, we had Heather Marie as Cher, with our very own drag queen Stella Black joining her for one last song. Huge thanks to everyone who has helped to make this happen – our volunteers, sponsors and partner organisations and the many Read more…
Pride continues all the way to 5pm, then there’s a break before our evening event in the town hall – we’re not finished yet!
It’s all go at last! Pride returns to Congleton, bigger and better than ever. Here’s a little of what’s happened already – and we’re only just getting started! If you’re reading this today, Saturday 23 July, come into Congleton town centre and join our celebration of the LGBTQ+ community and Read more…
For International Nonbinary People’s Day we present our video about the idea – and the reality – of nonbinary gender. What does it mean to be more – or less – than just a man or a woman? How does our world, our society, help or hinder us in finding Read more…
We’ve got so many singers and musicians, dancers, drag queens and more, lined up for Congleton Pride in just a few weeks’ time! Such a variety – from regulars who have brought their skill and energy to our stage every single time, to new acts not seen here before. The Read more…
What was the most obvious thing for a small town Pride to do in a pandemic lockdown – when we couldn’t put on any kind of real events to cover the town in pride flags? Simple: Put the flags in our very own video game! Today (20 June 2022) is Read more…
We would like to say a big thank you to all the local businesses and organisations who are supporting this year’s event! Special thanks go to our first ever diamond sponsor Pear Hospitality & Retail Group for doing so much to help us bring you what should be our best Read more…
Congleton Pride needs you! We are looking for volunteers/marshals to help us on the 23rd July for our daytime event! If you would like to help then please message us from here or on any of our social media accounts, or email congletonpride@gmail.com for more information… We’re putting on a Read more…
Pansexual and Panromantic Awareness Day is on May 24th every year, to raise awareness of and celebrate pansexual and panromantic identities. Here, Jake explains some basic information about what it means to be Pan.
A few words about agender – and pride – by Gordon Self. When I was growing up, everyone told me I was a boy. That there were boys and girls and… nothing else! Whenever I noticed girls and boys doing different things… having different interests and expectations of their own, Read more…