North Fork Makes History with Inaugural Pride Event

Grand Marshal Harry LewisRick Seigleman

Grand Marshals Leslie Weisman, Lynn SegerblomRick Seigleman

North Fork WomenRick Seigleman

Brenda Hughes, Carol Rudder, Linden ChuvinRick Seigleman

Peconic Community School with Pride Banner at the North Fork Pride ParadeRick Seigleman

Alex Montesdeoca, Casper DefioRick Seigleman

Joe Giacalone, Diane Giacalone, Rosemary Gutwillig, Samuel LartigautRick Seigleman

Amy McDougal, Stacey Krumenacaer, Liz Morrison, Susanmerrie HellererRick Seigleman

Alexandra Zwiclay, CK Kapell, Tom Wood, Tina UrwandErwin List

Bonnie Kancor, Martha Bless, Sarah ChristErwin List

Brooke Benoff, Crystal GonzalesErwin List

Cheryl Horstall, Karen Rivera, Stephanie Pinero, Julia MoranErwin List

Clam Queen Karen RivaraErwin List

Jasmine, Alyssa and Elizabeth LinzErwin List

Michael Ferrante, Cherry Boots, Stella VirginErwin List

Greenport on the North Fork embarked on a historic milestone as it joyously celebrated its first-ever Pride event. The event, organized by the nonprofit LGBT Network, showcased a rich tapestry of entertainment, music and cultural exhibits, creating an atmosphere of pure joy and acceptance.

The vibrant festivities kicked off with a spirited parade, filling the streets with a colorful display of unity and love. Mitchell Park served as the epicenter of the fantastic festival, offering a space for the community to come together, celebrate diversity and embrace the spirit of inclusivity.

As the sun set, the energy soared at the highly anticipated tea dance, where revelers danced and reveled in the spirit of Pride. This groundbreaking celebration served as a powerful testament to the enduring strength and resilience of the LGBTQ+ community.