Did you stay cool on Saturday instead of heading out to the 40th annual Capital Pride Parade? No worries. We were there to capture all of the singing, dancing, marching and rainbow outfits.
A volunteer for D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson hands out leis to spectators at this year’s Capital Pride Parade.
“George,” the official mascot of GW, rode in a convertible during the parade, which inspired many students and alumni to chant along to various GW songs.
Hailing from Ohio, “the Flaggots” twirled pink and blue flags in unison down P Street as part of the parade.
Capital Pride Parade enthusiasts and observers cheered on many floats throughout the day, including a decorated truck sponsored by Phase 1 dance club.
Edgar, a representative from Latinas for Equality, danced in the Capital Pride Parade as a part of the 40th Celebration of Pride.
Organizations like City Dogs Rescue, Atlas Vet and Homeward Trails Animal Rescue brought along furry friends, some of which sported colorful costumes, beads, and leashes.