Muskoka Pride organizers plan 10th anniversary after successful run of the Pride Festival

Officials are already making plans for the 10-year anniversary of Muskoka Pride.
Following the wrap of up of the 9th annual week-long Pride Festival, organizer Shawn Forth says they have big plans for the decade celebration. He says they want to bring the end picnic to every community next summer, not just Bracebridge.
Hundreds of people came together for the last day of the event at the Muskoka Pride Picnic in Annie Williams Park on Sunday. Forth says it’s amazing to see the continued support from locals and cottagers coming out to take part in these festivities.
The 10th annual run of the festival will kick off on July 20th, 2018.
James Bowler
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