The parade and festival draw thousands of community members each year who line the roads to celebrate and experience love, acceptance and friendship.

The parade and festival draw thousands of community members each year who line the roads to celebrate and experience love, acceptance and friendship.

Thousands of community members, Floridians and out-of-towners came to celebrate love during Jacksonville’s Pride celebration this past weekend in Riverside and 5 Points.

Jacksonville’s Pride Parade will be held at 2 p.m. on Sunday and will feature dozens of floats that will weave through Riverside and 5 Points.

Events range from comedy shows, parades, festivals, bingo, parties and more!

The River City Pride Board reassessed the security measures ahead of its parade on Sunday following the attack on an LGBTQ+ nightclub in Colorado Springs.

River City Pride, in coordination with the City of Jacksonville, has rescheduled its Pride parade after the original October date was postponed due to Hurricane Ian.

The energy was high and the vibes were great during the beautiful fall day. The community event had it all — entertainers, vendors, speakers and more.

River City Pride was back Sunday and hundreds of organizations and community members showed up and showed off their pride at a festival in Riverside.

The parade will be held on another day, to be determined, but events in Duval County will still be held on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

The 2022 Jax River City Pride Parade and Festival is this weekend! River City Pride is aiming to make strides towards a building a bigger, more inclusive pride organization. As a result, they have rebranded and are working on expanding their board to ensure that they include representation from all groups within the LGBTQ+ community.

While cases of the virus are dropping in the U.S., health officials say communities should stay on the offensive.

JAX River City Pride invites everyone to come out to Be Loud, Be Proud this October for PRIDE!

CW17 and WJXT, THE local station, are proud to be named media sponsor of River City Pride events.

The CW-17 (WCWJ) is the Media Sponsor for the 2021 River City Pride Parade.

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority again lit the Acosta Bridge in rainbow colors Wednesday night after being told Tuesday by the Florida Department of Transportation that its color scheme was “out of compliance” with its existing permit.

June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month. The month is intended to celebrate hard-won equality and to raise awareness about efforts still in progress.

VIDEO: Zac LAshway sits down with Justin Carver to talk about this year's River City Pride festival.