Pride Issue 2022
After a hard two years, Pride Month is as timely as ever.
By Sue Robbins, Benjamin Wood @BjaminWood, Carolyn Campbell and Babs De Lay @thebabsdelayPage 2 of 5
Utah Pride Week 2022
Highlights of Utah Pride week
Thursday, June 2
Pride Interfaith Service (All ages)
7 p.m., First Baptist Church of Salt Lake City, free.
11th Annual City Weekly Pride Pageant (21+) 8 p.m., Metro Music Hall,
615 W. 100 South, $15 advance/$20 day of show,
cwstore.cityweekly.net
Friday, June 3
Youth Pride (ages 13-20)
6 p.m., Washington Square, $10.
Rainbow Rally & Glow March (All ages)
8:30 p.m., Utah State Capitol, ends at Library Plaza, free.
Rainbow Glow Rooftop After-Party (21+)
10 p.m., Club Verse, 609 S. State, SLC, $10.
Saturday, June 4
Utah Pride Festival, Day 1 (All ages)
1 to 11 p.m., Washington Square, 451 S. State, SLC,
$15 single ticket, weekend/VIP/other passes available.
Sunday, June 5
Utah Pride Parade (All ages)
10 a.m., begins at 200 West and 200 South, ends at 200 East and 700 South,
additional anchor location at 200 South and 400 East, free.
Utah Pride Festival, Day 2 (All ages)
11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Washington Square, 451 S. State, SLC,
$15 single ticket, weekend/VIP/other passes available.
About The Authors
Carolyn Campbell
Campbell has been writing for City Weekly since the 1980s. Her insightful pieces have won awards from the Society of Professional Journalists chapters in Utah and Colorado.
Babs De Lay
A full-time broker/owner of Urban Utah Homes and Estates, Babs De Lay serves on the Salt Lake City Historic Landmark Commission. A writer and golfer, you'll find them working as a staff guardian at the Temple at Burning Man each year.
Benjamin Wood
Lifelong Utahn Benjamin Wood has worn the mantle of City Weekly's news editor since 2021. He studied journalism at Utah State University and previously wrote for The Salt Lake Tribune, the Deseret News and Entertainment Weekly
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