1:00 pm – Flag Raising* – Altona Civic Centre
1:05 pm – Pride Parade – West down Centre Avenue to 5th St. NW, then North to the southeast trail entrance to Centennial Park.
2:00 pm – Speeches* 
3:00 pm – Musical Entertainment by The Carryover and 4PM

*with ASL 

Participants are asked to be respectful neighbours by parking at the Park, the Millenium Exhibition Centre, street parking and designated areas rather than blocking local business parking. 

Download the parking map (PDF)

At Pembina Valley Pride, we strive to be as accessible as possible. Here are some things we have in place to live into that vision: 

• ASL Interpreter – we will have an ASL interpreter there for the opening remarks and for the duration of the speeches. 
• Sensory safe zone – we will have a sensory safe zone designated at the front of the parade. This will be a quiet space, and will set the pace of the parade so nobody gets left behind.
• Online options – For those who are unable to attend our event in person, we will be streaming the event on our Facebook and Instagram accounts.
• Mobility issues – For those who anticipate mobility issues, we will be playing the audio from the livestreamed Flag Raising at the Centennial Park. Some of the board will be there, and we encourage you to hang out with us and welcome the parade when they arrive!  
• Accessible washrooms are available at the park. 

Safety of the 2SLGBTQIANB+ community (and our allies) is a top priority of Pembina Valley Pride.

Please note that, while we would love for everybody to be safe to live authentically, we recognize that this is sometimes not the case. We aren’t able to guarantee that photos taken in public places will not be published online or in publications, and we ask that you keep this in mind if your personal safety and security is a potential concern.

We have first aid provided by the Altona Fire Department, and Southern Health knows we’re going to be in the area.

Water bottles will be available at the park, free of charge. 

We will have portable washrooms on site with handwashing stations. Hand sanitizer will be readily available and we encourage you to practice good hand hygiene. There is also an accessible washroom available at the park. 

We encourage the use of masks, especially if you are in close proximity to others or indoors. 

Leaving the town cleaner than we found it will demonstrate the character of our community. Please ensure you are leaving nothing behind. 

While protesters may be present, participants are asked not to engage with them, as this day is about our community. If you feel your safety is at risk, find a volunteer and let them know. 

We encourage you to wear a mask, and ask that you stay home if you aren’t feeling well or have tested positive for COVID. 

Pembina Valley Pride Parade is a family friendly event. We will have face painting, sponsored by Morden Corn & Apple Festival. There is also an accessible play structure at the park for kids to play on.