Pride Month Begins in Oxford County

1 Jun 2023
News Home More from Local News

Pride Month - Figure 1
Photo heartfm.ca

Pride Month has officially arrived and several flag raisings will be taking place across Oxford County today.

OXFORD COUNTY - June 1st marks the official start of Pride Month, and Oxford Pride has a ton of events planned to celebrate over the next few weeks.  

President Tami Murray says everything will kick off with flag-raising ceremonies across Oxford County today. 

“We are starting at the county building at 8:30 a.m., Woodstock Museum Square at 9:00 a.m., Tillsonburg at around 10:00 a.m., Zorra, Ingersoll, the Fire Department, Fanshawe. We are going to be very busy.” 

Pride Month - Figure 2
Photo heartfm.ca

She adds there are lots of events to look forward to this month, like the Cheesy Pride Play Day at Gunns Hill Artisan Cheese on Saturday June 3rd. 

“There's going to be bouncy castles, adult relay races, some really cool poutine you can purchase, and lots of swag that will be available as well. So I really encourage families to come out and enjoy that day.” 

More upcoming events include Naughty Night Out bingo on Wednesday June 7th and Oxford County Pride Family Day on Saturday June 17th.   

Pride Month - Figure 3
Photo heartfm.ca

You can view the full 2023 Pride Guide with a full list of events online here.

Tami Murray called the Heart FM studio to chat with Dan and Marcie on Thursday May 25th and you can listen to the full interview below:

More from Local News Canada Wide Warrant for Federal Offender

The Repeat Offender Parole Enforcement (R.O.P.E) say he is in breach of his statutory release. 

Special Air Quality Statement Issued for Oxford

Environment Canada says the hot and sunny conditions could result in higher levels of air pollution today.

Pride Month - Figure 4
Photo heartfm.ca
South Gate Centre Celebrating Seniors Month

South Gate Centre has a lot of free events planned for Seniors Month including a community barbeque scheduled for tomorrow at 12:00 p.m.

Select Ontario Workplaces Now Required to Carry Naloxone Kits

Starting today, high-risk workplaces in Ontario will now be required to have at least one naloxone kit on site.

PPC Candidate Profile: Wendy Martin

Wendy Martin would like to address inflation and support the agriculture industry if she becomes a PPC MP for Oxford. She also supports the new flag policy bylaw in Norwich Township.

Pride Month - Figure 5
Photo heartfm.ca
Read more
Similar news
This week's most popular news