Sugarbush Pride Weekend kicks off tomorrow
WARREN, Vt. (ABC22/FOX44) – Sugarbush is set to host their third annual Pride Weekend starting tomorrow, March 21.
Pride Weekend is packed with events on and off the lift, like the Pride Parade Ski Run and Sunday Drag Brunch.
'At Sugarbush, we're proud to champion inclusivity and create spaces where all individuals can feel welcomed and celebrated. We're committed to fostering a community where guests and employees from every background feel comfortable working, exploring, and adventuring. To us, the mountains aren't just a place—they're a shared experience, and we believe they're for everyone,' Sugarbush staff wrote on their website.
This celebration will run from March 21 to March 23. For details and additional information, check out the schedule here.
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