Long Island Pride set for 35th anniversary this weekend
The event, hosted by the LGBT Network, will take place Sunday, June 8th in Huntington.
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22ds agoThis year's Long Island Pride event could be one of the biggest ever, says the LGBT Network's President David Kilmnick.
Kilmnick says they are expecting around 20,000 people for the parade and other festivities in Huntington Sunday.
He says it's more important than ever that the LGBTQ+ community on Long Island shows up and shows out, in light of the political climate.
Long Island Pride kicks off Sunday at 12 p.m.
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