Adams County Pride

Saturday, June 14  
Noon-6 p.m.
Riverdale Regional Park, 9755 Henderson Rd., Brighton  

Celebrate love and equality at Adams County Pride! Join Adams County Parks, Open Space & Cultural Arts for a free, family-friendly festival featuring art and live entertainment!

Stage Schedule

	Noon–1:00 p.m.	Kerrie Joy w/ Live Band ft. Violinist Monique Brooks Roberts
	1–1:30 p.m.	Demi
	1:30–2:30 p.m.	Yugs
	3–4:00 p.m.	Dogtags
	4–6:00 p.m.	Drag Show
		Rocky Mountain Pride Bands: 3 p.m. at the Gazebo

RAINBOW DOME Schedule

Join Rainbow Dome for a pop-up roller rink in the Waymire Dome from noon – 5 p.m., featuring DJs Erin Stereo, DJ MnM, and IAMGRÜV. There will be free skate rentals available (kids sizes through men’s size 14 available on a first come, first served basis), and the Waymire Dome will be filled with artwork by Rainbow Dome.

This year, Rainbow Dome is excited to present Raw Groove, a Denver based fusion dance collective. Raw Groove produces events that celebrate the creativity, resilience, and power of art from the Black Diaspora, offering an unforgettable experience where music, dance, history, and togetherness converge. Rooted in the nightlife traditions of the Black Diaspora, Raw Groove invites you to join a journey that honors the lineage of timeless steps and rhythms through a reimagined lens. For Rainbow Dome at Adams County Pride, the performance will feature a curated lineup of live music, DJ sets, mesmerizing performances, line dancing, and a roller skating party—all set to soundtracks ranging from Funk to House to Afrobeats, designed to connect you more deeply with the soul of each music and dance genre that Raw Groove spotlights.

Art at Pride

In addition to live music, roller skating, and lots of food, we’re bringing in a lineup of amazing local artists to create interactive and site-specific installations that will make this year’s Pride truly unique.

Alexander Gomez

Artist Alex Gomez is a versatile visual storyteller who isn’t afraid to use any and every medium to bring his ideas to life. Alex brings his interactive project Brick by Brick to 2025 Pride, an empowering installation that will provide catharsis for Adams County Pride Festival attendees at a time when it’s most needed.

Learn more about Alex.

Nathan Hall & Drew Austin

Nathan Hall is a composer and artist who explores site-specificity, nature and climate (particularly about ideas and culture of the North), sexuality, and personal identity. Drew Austin is an interdisciplinary artist and curator whose work functions as a conduit for understanding and comprehension of everyday things. Together, these two are bringing Chime Pavilion, an interactive installation inviting guests to create their own music and experience intimate performances throughout the day.

Learn more about Nathan Hall.
Learn more about Drew Austin.

Diana Merkel

Artist Diana Merkel is a branding and graphic design expert with over 18 years of experience as owner and creative director of PS.Design. Diana brings her installation Lyre ’72 to 2025 Pride, a project exploring how our worlds are intricately woven together, and that no matter who we are, we can find community and connection.

Learn more about Diana.  

Chelsea Gilmore

Artist Chelsea Gilmore finds inspiration in the natural world, exploring materials and breaking boundaries of the cultural associations with abundant discarded objects. Drawing inspiration from the wind and incorporating soft, repurposed, and natural materials, Chelsea will create an immersive and contemplative experience for Adams County Pride attendees.

Learn more about Chelsea.

K Works Studio

Artists and trained architects Katie Donahue and Katharina Hoerath create community-rooted installations that blend architectural design, sculpture work, and innovative uses of materials. They are bringing their larger-than-life Rainbow Arch Pavilion to Pride to provide a landmark for rest, conversation, celebration, and exploration.

Learn more about K Works Studio.

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