Julie Anspach, 56, dressed as Dorothy, rolls under a rainbow flag during the Gainesville Pride Festival and Parade on Saturday. The flag was held by church members of the United Church of Gainesville, who accept the LGBT community.
Festival attendees hold up rainbow signs in support of the Gainesville Pride Festival and Parade, as seen through a reflection on the road on Saturday. The festival celebrates people of all different sexual orientations and allows them to share their pride with everyone.
The band Captain Lovely plays on the Bo Diddley Community Plaza stage during the Pride Festival on Saturday. A collection tank was set up for people to tip the entertainers and to raise money for other LGBT events around Gainesville.
Julie Anspach, 56, dressed as Dorothy, rolls under a rainbow flag during the Gainesville Pride Festival and Parade on Saturday. The flag was held by church members of the United Church of Gainesville, who accept the LGBT community.
Tyler Wells, 18-year-old biology freshman, sets up for a strike at the Reitz Union Game Room on Thursday. The UF Bowling Club meets Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6 p.m.
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