Herts Pride made a colourful return to Cassiobury Park for the tenth time.
An estimated 3,000 people went to the LGBTQ+ event on Saturday, August 20.
Headline acts included singers Angie Brown, Tina Cousin and former X-Factor contestant Seann Miley Moore.
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Organiser Clive Duffy said: “The day went exceptionally well. It was special because it was our tenth year.
“Lots of families attended and people came who lived outside Hertfordshire too.
“Everyone loved the entertainment and our health and wellbeing market was also really supported.
“It had 35 stalls of all different types of organisations that want to or do work with LGBT people.
“And that could cover mental health, sexual health, domestic abuse or services for young people.
“I want to say a big thank you to the volunteers and our event manager Ben Wallington.
“We can’t wait to come back next year.”
Before the music kicked off, the event started with the Herts Pride dog show.
Categories included, the ‘waggiest tail’, ‘most appealing eyes’ and ‘rescue dog’, among others.
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