The Osasco LGBT + Pride Parade is held again after 11 years

The event will take place on Sunday 31 July and will have Volleyball Tiffany as patron

After 11 years, Osasco will host the fifth LGBT + Pride Parade which will take place on July 31 in the city center. The event, which has several confirmed attractions, will feature volleyball player Tiffany Abreu, who plays for Osasco Voleibol Clube.

The concentrate of Parada Oz will be on the seafront, in front of the CPTM Osasco station, from noon and will favor local artists, with a presentation of the drums of Coletivos Juntos and Slam Oz. The event continues along Rua da Estação for just over a kilometer until it reaches Avenida Marechal Rondon, where the official electric trio will become a stage.

In addition to the artists, the event will welcome activists from various collectives and representatives of social institutions. Osasco, which has the sixth largest GDP in Brazil, had four editions of the LGBT + Parade, from 2008 to 2011. The last one brought together more than 80,000 people. The event was halted due to lack of support from the city hall.

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Pre-stop events

Those who do not want to wait until July 31 to enjoy it can participate in the events that will take place before the Oz Parade. On Monday 25th, Jegue’s Bar (Osasco’s traditional cultural stronghold) will dedicate its “Second Intentions” to the LGBT + audience with the sound of DJ Brito, starting at 20:00. The place is in Rua Tenente Avelar Pires de Azevedo, 341, Centro, in front of the Art School. Admission is free.

Friday 29 the program continues at Esquina Atiara. Jardim Roberto’s LGBT + stronghold will prepare a special program with music, art and lots of fun. The entrance will be reversed for the realization of the Oz Parade. Esquina Atiara is located in Rua Antônio Russo, 495, Jardim Roberto, Osasco. The event will take place from 10pm, with an entrance fee of R $ 10.

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