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The San Mateo County Pride Center was born into existence after years of community advocacy and support. Thursday to 6 a.m. Visit sfpride.org for more information.

What streets are closed during the Pride festival and parade?

Here's a breakdown from SFMTA of road closures during Pride festivities in San Francisco.

The following streets will be closed all day Thursday for Pride setup:

• Grove between Polk and Larkin

The following streets will be closed from 7 p.m.

Monday:

• Polk between McAllister and Grove
• Larkin between McAllister and Market
• Fulton between Hyde and Larkin

The following streets will be closed all day Saturday and Sunday:

• Polk between Turk and Market
• Larkin between Turk and Market
• Hyde between Turk and Market
• Golden Gate between Van Ness and Leavenworth
• McAllister between Van Ness and Leavenworth
• Fulton between Larkin and Hyde
• Grove between Van Ness and McAllister

The following streets will be closed Sunday from 12 a.m.

To wrap up the final weekend of Pride Month, San Francisco is hosting a two-day festival with the theme "Queer Joy is Resistance."

San Francisco Pride festivities kick off early Saturday, June 28, with a breakfast at the San Francisco Civic Center, followed by a full day of live entertainment. to 5 p.m.:

• Market between 8th and 9th
• Steuart between Market and Howard
• Spear between Market and Folsom
  • Intersections will be open
• Main between Market and Folsom
  • Intersections will be open
• Beale between Market and Mission
• Beale traffic lanes between Mission and Howard
  • Muni-only lane will remain open
• Starting at 9:30 a.m., Market will be closed between Beale and 9th
  • All intersections on Market will be closed to cross traffic during the Parade.

Is there a bag policy at SF Pride?

SF Pride's website says celebration grounds will allow bags that comply with the following:

• Totally clear plastic vinyl or PV and do not exceed 12” x 6” x 12.”
• Small clutch bags, which cannot exceed 4.5” x 6.5” in size, with or without a handle.
• Fanny packs/crossbody bags, which cannot exceed 12” x 6” x 4.”

Please note all bags and belongings being brought onto celebration grounds are subject to search, officials said.

What items are banned from SF Pride celebrations?

The SF Pride website says bags should not have buckles, grommets/hardware or decor that conceals any part of the bag's contents.

Here's a list of items that are not permitted:

• Weapons, regardless of permit
• Umbrellas
• Cans, thermoses and glass bottles
• Any water bottle sealed or not.

  We are grateful for those who fought for us. Sunday on Market Street at Embarcadero Plaza and will continue to Market and 9th. If you're marching, Embarcadero Station is nearest to the formation areas. We are LGBTQ+. Empty plastic water bottles allowed.

• Outside beverages and beverage containers
• Outside food products and containers
• Chairs of any kind
• Alcoholic beverages
• Non-compliant purses, bags or backpacks
• Hard-sided coolers
• Brooms, poles and sticks (including selfie sticks)
• Beach balls and inflatables
• Baseball bats
• Banners, Totems or Oversized Signage
• Marketing/promotional material for solicitation
• Use of laser pointers
• Noisemakers, musical instruments, whistles, air horns and boom boxes
• Fireworks/firecrackers
• Drones or Remote-Control Aircraft, Toys/Cars of any kind or size prohibited
• Pets (Except for service animals)
• Wrapped packages
• Professional photographic tools or equipment (tripods, monopods and lenses longer than 6 inches) unless accompanied by an official Media Credential
• Two-Way Radios
• Narcotics and marijuana
• Bikes/Hoverboards
• Sharpies, markers or paint pens
• Tents / sleeping bags
• Toy guns or water guns
• Kites or sky lanterns
• Instruments
• Hula hoops

San Francisco's annual pride parade happens June 29, and organizers are putting the finishing touches on everything.

Story idea? With funding from the MHSA Innovation grant, the Center was established as a collaboration model organization and one-stop shop for the LGBTQ+ community. We strive to reflect the community we serve. The Pride Center offers education, training, community events, peer support groups, daily programming, clinical therapy, and case management.

We are staffed by diverse LGBTQ+ identified skilled professionals who cross races, ethnicities, abilities, religions, and genders.

Sunday, June 29 gets started with the 55th annual San Francisco Pride Parade, a long-standing tradition in both the city and LGBTQ+ community at large.

Interested in going or watching the parade from home? on Sunday.

There will be other scheduled events in the area, including a party at City Hall and more. The festival will feature performances from Michaela Jaé, Saucy Santana, community stages and more.

A ticketed Pride for Breakfast event is also scheduled for 7:30 a.m.

Here's what to know about the San Francisco Pride Parade.

When is the San Francisco Pride Parade?

The San Francisco Pride Parade will begin at 10:30 a.m.