Since then, Greater Fort Lauderdale has continued to break down barriers and facilitate visibility for the LGBT+ community at large, acting as a pioneer in the hospitality industry and ensuring that the destination is inclusive and welcoming with a diverse, safe and open community for all travelers. The Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau has been welcoming LGBT+ travelers since 1996, when it became the first Convention & Visitors Bureau with a dedicated LGBT+ marketing department. devoted to exhibitions relating to LGBT+ history and culture. Greater Fort Lauderdale is also home to one of the largest Pride Centers in the country, the world’s first AIDS museum, the global headquarters of the International Gay & Lesbian Travel Association, and the Stonewall Museum, one of the only permanent spaces in the U.S. It is located at 2300 NE Seventh Ave in Wilton Manors. Most recently, Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County opened the area’s first LGBT+ Visitor Center in Wilton Manors, Broward County’s gay-centric district with the destination’s largest concentration of gay residents and businesses. It is expected to attract more than 350,000 attendees and will include a parade, a beach party, arts festival, social events and a human rights conference focused on LGBT+ rights. The 10-day event will draw attention to issues LGBT+ individuals face in Latin America and the Caribbean. Earlier this year it announced plans to host the first-ever Pride of the Americas Festival in 2020. Greater Fort Lauderdale’s participation during NYC Pride is another milestone in the destination’s two+ decades journey in support of the LGBT+ community. Moore Street in Tribeca.Todrick Hall will host and Bob the Drag Queen will perform at the. EDT at Hudson River Park's Pier 26, at N. If attendees want to take home a piece of Greater Fort Lauderdale, they will be able to take photos at a beach scene photo booth to share on social media. Pride Rally: This annual event is set for 7-10 p.m. The mural will be donated to the Stonewall National Museum and Archives in Wilton Manors, one of many LGBT+ points of interest in the destination. The thumbprint is the symbol of Greater Fort Lauderdale’s #GreaterTogether diversity movement advocating inclusion and unity in humanity. The Greater Fort Lauderdale CVB’s activation will provide Pride Place attendees an opportunity to take part in the creation of a giant mural depicting a human thumbprint developed over the course of the week with participants stamping their individual thumbprints on the mural. NYC Pride celebrates the LGBT community by hosting Pride events that inspire, educate, commemorate and celebrate the LGBT community during the week of June 17. The Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau will showcase its commitment to LGBT+ causes and the destination with NYC Pride attendees with a first-ever tourism activation at PRIDE PLACE, an experiential pop-up, held at the Samsung 837 venue space during Pride Week.
Please email if you are interested in attending and we will try our best to accommodate you.Greater Fort Lauderdale celebrates NYC Pride Week with Pride Place activation Reservations are now closed for this trip. Upgraded rooms with a view of Times Square are available for an additional $400 per room for the entire week.īalance will be due on or before April 20, 2019 Single occupancy available, please inquire.Īll rooms are city views. $2,595 per person based on double occupancy. Gay Pride Events: NYC Pride Guide: WorldPride Preview.Group Dinner at a fabulous restaurant, upscale and popular with locals!.Sightseeing Cruise offering views of the skyline, Statue of Liberty and more.The “Insider’s NYC Highlights” Private Bus Tour with stops at Central Park, Chelsea Market, High Line, Wall Street, 9/11 Memorial and more!.Premiere seating at two Broadway Musicals: “T he Prom” and “The Cher Show”.Seven nights at the Novotel Hotel (centrally located, the hotel is in close proximity to the Broadway Theater district, Central Park, Rockefeller Center, world-class shopping, and ‘Must-See’ Landmarks.Whether this is your first trip or your 100th trip to NYC, one thing is for sure - It is going to be your BEST trip! (Unless you came with WOAR in 2018, then it will be just as good!) Spend one fabulous week with us in New York City…but not just any week! Join us for the city-wide gay pride celebration commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Stonewall! We would love you to join us for what is sure to be a truly remarkable week! Now is the time…to have the time of your life!