You'll be able to walk down Church Street with a drink in your hand at Pride this year
You’ll be able to enjoy a bevy walking through Pride Toronto festivities this year. “Pride Toronto is introducing our first-ever Alcohol Open Carry program,” according to the 2018 Pride Guide.
It means that rather than being confined to beer gardens, 19+ festival goers with a wristband will be able to purchase alcoholic drinks from participating partners and walk around designated areas across the festival.
Among the participating bar serving drinks to-go at the festival are Loaded Pierogi, Black Eagle, O’Grady’s on Church, Boutique Bar, Pegasus on Church, Smith, Crews & Tango, The Drink, and the Glad Day Bookshop.
It’s the first time that a major Toronto street festival has introduced the option to enjoy a beverage almost anywhere on festival grounds, and with any luck, more Toronto festivals will follow suit.
See also
- Pride asks Toronto Police to withdraw application to march in parade
- Taste of Little Italy is on for three days in Toronto next month
- This year's Mac + Cheese Festival is getting a huge upgrade
- 24K gold ice cream debuts in Toronto tomorrow
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