Established in 2020, during the COVID19 pandemic, the LCR Pride Foundation Community Fund was designed to support groups, organisations and individuals working to support our community.
Funding is available for community-led activity in Liverpool City Region. Other funds we hold include a focus on Physical Activity, Safe Spaces and film, all supporting on-the-ground work making LGBT+ lives better across the Liverpool City Region.
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2020 Open Fund (Closed)
2024 Open Fund
(The fund is currently closed)
2020 Film Fund (Closed)
2020 Sport Fund (Closed)
We have four zones for pride-goers to enjoy as well as pop up activity across the city centre and lots of fringe events.
Food & Drink Court with Liverpool Live Radio
Pier Head (L3 1DL)
Enjoy food and drink on Liverpool’s iconic waterfront, with entertainment from Liverpool Live Radio’s DJs and local community talent.
CommunityEXPO & Pride House
Mann Island (L3 1BP)
Community services, craft stalls and exhibitions located at Mann Island with our LGBT+ Pop-Up Safe Space ‘Pride House’ cafe & bar ran by local business Lovelocks.
Health and Wellbeing Zone
Museum of Liverpool (L3 1DG)
Come along to access local support and advice services, take part in wellbeing activities like yoga and Zumba as well as other entertainment!
Liverpool Loves You Garden Party
St Nicolas Church Gardens (L2 8GW)
Join us for a whole host of Family Friendly activities in St Nicholas Church Gardens, as well as a vigil at 5:30pm.
Pride Quarter
Don’t forget, there is lots happening in the city’s Pride Quarter, including street parties from Masquerade Bar (Cumberland Street), GBar (Eberle Street) and Elysium (Tempest Hey)
No, There’s no main stage this year for Pride in Liverpool. The infrastructure alone for a main stage and safety measures that need to be in place costs over £60,000 to put in place. This year we’ve focused on creating community performance spaces across the whole city. We’ve also launched a Crowdfunder towards a main stage for Pride 2024 and you can find that here:
https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/a-main-stage-for-pride-in-liverpool-2024#start
© LCR Pride 2023.
LCR Pride Foundation, Avenue HQ, 17 Mann Island, Liverpool Waterfront. L3 1BP.
Registered Charity: 1185167. Registered Company. 11754074.
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