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A bold promotional poster for Liverpool’s Pride 2026 featuring three performers standing side by side against a vibrant purple and black background with glowing graphic effects. Large headline text reads “Liverpool’s Pride 2026,” with event details including “Friday 24 July” and “M&S Bank Arena.” The main act “Sugababes” is displayed prominently in large white text, followed by “Very Special Guest Beth Ditto.” Additional supporting acts are listed below, along with information about the opening party and hosting details. The overall design is energetic, colourful and celebratory, with neon accents and layered typography.

Liverpool's Pride 2026 Announces Huge Opening Party

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The city is set to kick off Liverpool’s Pride 2026 in spectacular style, as organisers Sahir House unveil the first wave of artists for its Official Opening Party at the M&S Bank Arena a bold, celebratory statement of unity and inclusion wrapped with community performance on a world-class level…

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2 men are DJing. They both wear sunglasses and black t-shirts with writing. One of their shirts says 'Sonic Yootha''

Royal Albert Dock announces free Pride celebrations

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This Saturday (26 July) from 1 pm-4:30 pm, enjoy Sonic Yootha DJs Anchor Courtyard will be decorated by the creatives behind Invisible Wind Factory Experience a mobile bike sound system with pop-up appearances by Sonic Yootha’s resident drag artist, Jackie J Venues will have pop-ups serving special…

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The Pride in Liverpool March passing the Liverpool Town Hall - people are dressed in colour and are carrying pride flags

Biggest ever March with Pride in Liverpool

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Liverpool City Region’s LGBT+ community and its allies called for their voices to ‘Be Heard’ on Saturday 27 July, as more people than ever before joined LCR Pride Foundation to March with Pride. A record-breaking 25,000 people marched from St George’s Hall to Liverpool Pier Head with thousands more…

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