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Pride festival set to take to city's streets

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July 03, 2025

Bath Pride will be returning this summer.

The event will be happening again on Saturday, July 26, starting at 12pm from Sydney Gardens for a march through the city centre ending back at Sydney Gardens.

During the day from 12pm-5pm, there is a free family picnic in Sydney Gardens, stretching across to the Holburne Museum which will include live music acts, charity and wares stalls, and an opportunity for people to sit and enjoy the summer weather.

From 12-Ipm there will be a pride march through the city centre.

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