Kelowna’s tenth annual Pride Parade goes Saturday at 10:30 a.m.
Federal Liberal MP Randy Boissonnault, special advisor to the prime minister on LGBTQ+ issues has been chosen as grand marshal of the parade.
Marshalling begins at Stuart Park, with the march continuing on to Waterfront Park.
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There, performers will play on a main stage while food trucks sell their wares.
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Pooches on Parade is an annual crowd pleaser, as owners show their pride by dressing up their dogs.
There will be a beer garden for the adults and a bouncy castle for the kids.
At 2 p.m. any LGBTQ+ partners with the inclination can get married in a mass ceremony.
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