San Antonio finished celebrating Pride month in style with the Pride Bigger than Texas Festival and Parade along the Main Strip north of downtown.
Attendees enjoying food, entertainment and small business vendors.
“Pride in who you are," said attendee Christina Gutierrez. "It doesn't matter if you're straight, bi— just have pride in yourself.”
Gutierrez has two sisters who are part of the LGBTQ+ community
“It breaks my heart when people don't have people that support them," she said. "I'm a big sister and I could never not support my siblings."
Daniel Garcia-Casillas has been attending the Pride parade since 2003.
"I was in the closet for 36 years when I came out. I have two grown daughters and my biggest fear was that my daughters were not gonna accept me and after I came out," he said. "My daughters accepted me and one of my daughters is actually gay as well and she's here as well celebrating our life."
The festivities were capped off with a night parade with floats, performers and community groups participating.
A recap of last night’s 2024 Pride Bigger Than Texas Festival and Parade in San Antonio! pic.twitter.com/fkRYiy4ImF
— Vivian Zuniga (@mividaoffical) June 30, 2024
Last night festivities in San Antonio for Pride Bigger Than Texas Festival Parade!! pic.twitter.com/TG4KfJBd8Y
— Vivian Zuniga (@mividaoffical) June 30, 2024