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Pride in the Park, 2026

  • Writer: Lynette Poulton Kamakura
    Lynette Poulton Kamakura
  • Jul 11
  • 1 min read

On July 11, 2026, Pride in the Park transformed Esther Short Park into a celebration of joy, color, and community spirit. What began in 1993 as a small gathering has grown into one of Clark County’s beloved traditions—a day to celebrate LGBTQIA+ pride, inclusion, and our shared history.


As in years past, five Episcopal congregations in Clark County—St. Anne, Holy Spirit, All Saints, St. Luke’s~San Lucas, and Good Shepherd—came together to put faith into action and share a message of welcome and belonging. And yes, there were rubber ducky races too!


Coordinated by Good Shepherd, our booth offered hospitality, conversation, and encouragement, while sharing a simple but powerful message: the Church is a place of welcome, justice, and joy for everyone.


Many volunteers from all five congregations joined in this celebration of community and connection. This vlog captures just a small slice of the afternoon festivities, but it reflects the warmth, laughter, and joyful spirit that filled the park throughout the day.



 
 
 

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