The 5th Annual Panhandle Pride was held on Saturday, July 27th from 11am-3pm at Frank Park in Scottsbluff. Pride had over 400 people in attendance this year which was our largest crowd to date. With drag performers from all over Nebraska and Colorado, a Talent Show of local entertainers, Community & Vendor Booths, FREE food, and a ton of raffle prizes, Pride was a truly unique and beautiful event for the Panhandle LGBTQ+ community.
2019 Panhandle Pride Sponsors
Elli Wolf @ L'Chic Salon Dr. Levi Bowlin Waterbed Showcase Creative Signs by Cozad Brown's Shoe Fit Co.
First Christian Church L'Chic Salon Moxie Salon & Spa Domino's Papa Murphy's LadessaParaGear
The Mixing Bowl Nutter's Bulk & Natural Foods Earthmama Creations Olivia Garl Cappuccino & Company
Legal Aid of Nebraska
2019 Panhandle Pride Community & Vendor Booths
Agate Fossil Beds Boys Town Panhandle Human Society DOVES First Christian Church Legal Aid of Nebraska
WNCC Nebraska Appleseed Guardian Light Family Services BARE Beauty Prairie Arts Yoga Studio OutNebraska CAPWN Reproductive Health CAPWN Youth Programs Empowering Families Avalon Metaphysical Shop
Panhandle Equality Earthmama Creations Wildcat Hills Recreation Area Conservation Nebraska Common Ground
ACLU of Nebraska Hollie Woodrum LMT LadessaParaGear Nebraska Foster & Adoptive Parent Association
Sweet V's Cotton Candy Disability Rights NE Saint Francis Episcopal Church
2019 Post Pride Drag Show
This year the Post Pride Drag Show was on July 27th at the Silver Saddle @ 1901 21st Avenue in Scottsbluff. Barbra Love Sanchez was the emcee, and she was joined by her fellow queens: Treasure, Inga, Gabryelle Morningstar, Porsha, Autumn Quin and Anka. Just under 100 people attended the show, and approximately $500 was raised for Panhandle Equality.
2019 Panhandle Pride Talent Show Winners  Poor Unfortunate Souls Performance |  2nd Place - Shawna Hodges Original Song - Choose Love  3rd Place - Justin Ball This Is Me by Jen Foster |
Irene North - July 30, 2019
"One of the coolest things I attended as a spectator this summer was Panhandle Pride. Each year, for the past five years, friends, family, and strangers gather to celebrate old and new friendships and support the LGBTQ+ community."
