Enjoy this photo gallery of participants, performers and audience members at the Pride Party at Bass Street Landing June 15; the Pride 5K Walk, Run & Roll June 15, both hosted by The Project of the Quad Cities; and Clock Inc.‘s Craft Night, with Free Mom Hugs June 12, courtesy of David McDanel of Nat20 Photography.
Pride Party at Bass Street Landing June 15
This annual family-friendly resources fair and celebration of live music and drag helps raise awareness for The Project of the Quad Cities, which provides mental health counseling, support groups, social event, STI and HIV testing and treatment, harm reduction and case management assistance for the seven-city Quad Cities and 20 other counties along the Iowa/Illinois border.
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- Sinclaire Snaps performs at the Pride Party at Bass Street Landing June 15.
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- Oshi Devil performs with a crowd of flag-holders.
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- The Chicago Spirit Brigade builds a human pyramid.
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- Tyler Mitchell, marketing and development director for The Project of the Quad Cities, finds the right shirt size for a follower.
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- The Chicago Spirit Brigade performs during the Pride Party at Bass Street Landing June 15.
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- Izzy A Mess, Michael Jackson impersonator, greets fans.
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- Rich Hendricks, pastor of MCC of the Quad Cities, speaks to visitors.
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- Carmen Love Monroe performs.
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- Ginger F. Snaps captivates the crowd.
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- Young fans cheer on BTDT.
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- Nicholas Dinwiddle and Tom West smile.
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- Audience members cheer June 15 at the Pride Party at Bass Street Landing.
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- Logan Flynn Monroe holds up a sign during their performance.
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- A young guitarist and student at the QC Rock Academy in Davenport performs.
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- Izzy A Mess, Michael Jackson impersonator, accepts tips from audience members.
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- Carmen Love Monroe performs.
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- Dominique Zaire accepts tips from fans.
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- Dominique Zaire performs to a packed audience.
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- Howie Felon-Luv swirls through a young audience during the Pride Party at Bass Street Landing.
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- Izzy A Mess, Michael Jackson impersonator, performs.
Pride 5K Walk, Run & Roll June 15
This morning event raises money and awareness for The Project of the Quad Cities, which provides mental health counseling, support groups, social event, STI and HIV testing and treatment, harm reduction and case management assistance for the seven-city Quad Cities and 20 other counties along the Iowa/Illinois border.
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- Runners and walkers in tutus
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- Support on the sidelines for the Pride 5K for The Project of the Quad Cities
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- Runners and walkers with baby strollers
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- A daughter and her dad run
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- Young runner again
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- Enjoying the fountain after the run
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- Focused runners
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- Smiling runner
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- A group of runners and walkers
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- Smiling runners and walkers
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- Runner with a pup
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- Smiling in tutus
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- Natasha Hoenig of Free Mom Hugs cheers on runners
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- A husband and wife and their daughter run together in the Pride 5K June 15.
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- A father and son run
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- Mom and son run
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- Young runner
Clock Inc. and Free Mom Hugs Craft Night June 12
Free Mom Hugs guide a Pride-themed Craft Night at the Rock Island headquarters of Clock Inc. LGBT+ Community Center June 12.
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- Two generations enjoy Craft Night with Free Mom Hugs at Clock Inc. LGBT+ Community Center.
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- A youngster focuses during Craft Night with Free Mom Hugs at Clock Inc. LGBT+ Community Center.
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- More focus during Craft Night with Free Mom Hugs at Clock Inc. LGBT+ Community Center.
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- More fun during Craft Night with Free Mom Hugs at Clock Inc. LGBT+ Community Center.
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- A young student focuses in during Craft Night with Free Mom Hugs at Clock Inc. LGBT+ Community Center.
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- Natasha Hoenig joins in during Craft Night with Free Mom Hugs at Clock Inc. LGBT+ Community Center.
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- A mom guides a youngster during Craft Night with Free Mom Hugs at Clock Inc. LGBT+ Community Center.
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- Moms focus on art during Craft Night with Free Mom Hugs at Clock Inc. LGBT+ Community Center.
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- Natasha Hoenig of Free Mom Hugs smiles during Craft Night with Free Mom Hugs at Clock Inc. LGBT+ Community Center.
