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Pride ready to take over the city centre

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July 19, 2025

THE huge celebration that is Northern Pride in Newcastle will take over the city centre this weekend.

- SIMON DUKE

And the stage times for the Pride Arena, which will host stars like Pixie Lott, Michael Marouli and Gok Wan, have been confirmed.

Pride is back for 2025 today and tomorrow and, having made the switch from its usual home of the Town Moor last year, it will again take up residence at various locations throughout Newcastle city centre, with the aim of being 'unapologetically visible'.

As well as a plethora of live entertainment happening in the heart of town at Times Square, there will also be at events at some famous locations like Grey's Monument and the Theatre Royal.

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