Members of a Lavender Menaces Brass Coalition perform during Summit Pride Foundation’s second annual Park City Pride march and celebration on Sunday, May 31. The march began at Park City Mountain Resort’s Main Lot and continued to City Park. Photo: TownLift // Rebecca Brenner

The second annual event brought community members together for a march from Park City Mountain Resort to City Park, followed by music, drag performances and local resource booths.

PARK CITY, Utah — Rainbow flags, brass instruments, and a spirit of celebration filled the streets of Park City on Sunday as Summit Pride Foundation kicked off Pride Month with its second annual Park City Pride march and community gathering.

Virginia Solomon, President of Summit Pride Foundation, addresses the crowd before Summit Pride Foundation’s Park City Pride march from Park City Mountain Resort to City Park on Sunday, May 31. Photo: TownLift // Rebecca Brenner

The Lavender Menaces Brass Coalition lead participants toward City Park during Summit Pride Foundation’s second annual Park City Pride march. Photo: TownLift // Rebecca Brenner

Members of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church participate in Summit Pride Foundation’s Park City Pride celebration at City Park. Photo: TownLift // Rebecca Brenner

Participants met at Park City Mountain Resort’s Main Lot before marching to City Park, where the free, family-friendly celebration included live music, drag performances, food and dessert vendors, and booths hosted by local organizations.

Summit Pride originated as the Park City LGBTQ+ Task Force in 2021 and became an independent nonprofit organization in 2024. The foundation works to build connection, visibility, and belonging for LGBTQ+ residents and allies across the Wasatch Back.

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Community members visit the Live Like Sam booth during Summit Pride Foundation’s Pride Month kickoff celebration at City Park. Photo: TownLift // Rebecca Brenner

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Attendees visit the UAF Legacy Health booth during Summit Pride Foundation’s Pride Month kickoff celebration. Photo: TownLift // Rebecca Brenner

Pride Month events will continue throughout June. Summit Pride will host a brunch with Seniors Out and Proud and the Park City Library from 10 a.m. to noon on June 23. CREATE PC Local Artist Collective will launch a Pride art showcase from 5 to 9 p.m. on June 26.

Summit Pride Foundation’s Park City Pride celebration included live music and drag performances at the City Park bandstand. Photo: TownLift // Rebecca Brenner

Deer Valley Resort will host its third annual Mountain Pride Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on June 28 at Silver Lake Lawn. The family-friendly gathering is free to attend, although guests will need a scenic ride or mountain bike lift ticket to access the lawn from Snow Park. Deer Valley will donate a portion of Mountain Pride Day lift ticket sales to Summit Pride.

A drag performer entertains the crowd during Summit Pride Foundation’s Pride Month kickoff celebration at City Park. Photo: TownLift // Rebecca Brenner

A drag performer mingles with attendees during Summit Pride Foundation’s Park City Pride celebration. Photo: TownLift // Rebecca Brenner

Community members gather at City Park for Summit Pride Foundation’s second annual Park City Pride celebration on Sunday, May 31. Photo: TownLift // Rebecca Brenner

Also on June 28, Park City Film will screen “Give Me the Ball!” at 6 p.m. The documentary explores the life and impact of tennis trailblazer Billie Jean King. A post-film panel discussion is planned, and the screening is presented with Summit Pride Foundation.

Learn more about Park City’s Pride month events at Summit Pride Foundation.