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“Pagan Pride Day is a celebration of diversity, culture, differences and similarities. The community is full of different beliefs and practices and together each one contributes to the whole. PPD reinforces the fact that the community needs to respect everyone in it,” said former local coordinator Peter “Bear” Beaulieu.

Las Vegas Pagan Pride Day is an affiliate of The International Pagan Pride Project, a non-profit organization dedicated to the elimination of prejudice and religious discrimination through education, activism, charity and community. By providing accurate information and showing the greater community a glimpse into the Pagan culture, there is hope to lessen the view of prejudice. Pagans are business professionals, homemakers, artists and students. Pagans don’t always fit the stereotypes given to them. Pagan Pride celebrations are held annually around the world  

Items of non-perishable food will be accepted and donated to 3 Square Food Bank. The food drive provides participants the ability to share with others while making a positive statement about Paganism. Pagans have been wrongly accused of practicing devil-worship and performing "black magic.”  Most Pagans enjoy a religion emphasizing respect for nature, humanity, and oneself. Modern Paganism is a growing religious movement based on combinations of ancient polytheism, modern eco-spirituality, and reverence for the Divine as both masculine and feminine.

The event is sponsored by Goddess Ink. Las Vegas Pagan Pride Day and The International Pagan Pride Project are not affiliated with any specific pagan tradition or religion. For more information about the event, visit the website at www.lvpaganpride.org.

Please bring a non-perishable food item to any and all of our events. We will be holding a year-long food drive to benefit Three Square.