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Hamptons Pride Marks 5th Annual Parade in East Hampton With Music, Community Celebration and State Proclamation
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Hamptons Pride Marks 5th Annual Parade in East Hampton With Music, Community Celebration and State Proclamation
Joseph Ramirez, Nassau County Regional Representative for Governor Kathy Hochul presents Tom House with a Proclamation. 5th Annual Hamptons Pride Parade, June 6, 2026, East Hampton, NY. Photo by Lisa Tamburini
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Hamptons Pride Marks 5th Annual Parade in East Hampton With Music, Community Celebration and State Proclamation
Cate Rogers, Joseph Ramirez (Nassau County Rep for Gov.Hochul), Assemblyman Tommy John Schiavoni, EH Superintendent Kathee Burke Gonzalez, Lesiglature Ann Welker. 5th Annual Hamptons Pride Parade, June 6, 2026, East Hampton, NY. Photo by Lisa Tamburini
Source:The East End event drew widespread support on June 6, featuring live performances, family programming and a proclamation presented by a state representative; Pride season continues with a June 20 fundraiser at LongHouse Reserve.
Hamptons Pride held its 5th Annual Pride Parade on Saturday, June 6, 2026, in East Hampton, drawing a large turnout and broad support from across the East End community.
Joseph Ramirez, Nassau County regional representative for Gov. Kathy Hochul, participated in the parade and presented a proclamation from the State of New York during the festivities.
The day featured an afternoon of family-friendly programming, including music from DJ Watts, live performances by the Bridgehampton School Marimba Band, and sets from East End singer-songwriter Inda Eaton, joined by Jeff Marshall and Mila Tina.
Pride season continues with the 5th Annual Hamptons Pride Party on Saturday, June 20, at LongHouse Reserve from 5–8 p.m. The organization’s only annual fundraiser will feature DJ Watts and the return of the “Served with Pride” art auction, showcasing works by artists from across the East End. (Visit: hamptonspride.org)
See Event Gallery for Hamptons Pride Parade photos by Lisa Tamburini @hamptonsphotog
