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Pop-up event for Global Pride Month

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June 02, 2025

BRETONPRIDE has announced a huge pop-up event and trail in the city to celebrate Global Pride Month.

- By ABIGAIL NICHOLSON

The event has been organised by BretonPride, a collaborative project by 37 Looe Street, Pride in Plymouth Community Trust, and Queer District Collective and is taking place throughout June.

The team are encouraging Plymouth residents to engage with queer places, people, and things in the city's queer district of Bretonside with a fun trail and pop-up spaces centred around the theme of "The Fabric of Freedom".

The trail focuses on venues such as 37 Looe Street, The Old Queeriosity Shop, and The Swallow, which all have community-focused events to offer. Everyone who attends the trail will also get a free coffee just for completing it.

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