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PRIDE SHONE THROUGH THE RAIN
The Journal
|July 21, 2025
Northern Price celebrations in Newcastle yesterday saw drier conditions after the rain poured down on Saturday.
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The wet weather failed to deter people from turning up to take part in a huge city centre parade that kick-started the weekend-long party.
Northern Pride took place in the city centre following a switch from its usual home on the Town Moor 12 months ago.
The event made a home for itself in several prominent locations around the centre, with a Market Village at Monument, the Family & Youth Zone at the Theatre Royal, Trans+ Zone at Alphabetti and Curious Arts Stage at Northern Stage.
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