Thousands filled Center City on a bright, sunny Sunday for the annual Pride March and Festival, bringing a wave of color, music and celebration to Philadelphia's streets.
All proceeds from this year's collection are being donated to support LGBTQIA+ youth and families.
Since the official Philly Pride parade was called off due to the pandemic, countless celebrations like this are popping up in its place.
The Philly Pride Parade can't march through the city this year, so they are doing it virtually with messages and videos
As Pride month comes to a close, many people are celebrating strides made in the LGBTQ community. One local couple is celebrating their own milestone - becoming parents.
Adam Joseph and Alicia Vitarelli host the 2019 Philly Pride Parade - the first time the parade has ever been broadcast.