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Rain Doesn't Dampen Pride Parade Spirit

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The Hamptons Pride Parade on Saturday afternoon. KYRIL BROMLEY
The Hamptons Pride Parade on Saturday afternoon. KYRIL BROMLEY
The Hamptons Pride Parade on Saturday afternoon. KYRIL BROMLEY
The Hamptons Pride Parade on Saturday afternoon. KYRIL BROMLEY
The Hamptons Pride Parade on Saturday afternoon. KYRIL BROMLEY
The Hamptons Pride Parade on Saturday afternoon. KYRIL BROMLEY
The Hamptons Pride Parade on Saturday afternoon. KYRIL BROMLEY
The Hamptons Pride Parade on Saturday afternoon. KYRIL BROMLEY
The Hamptons Pride Parade on Saturday afternoon. KYRIL BROMLEY
The Hamptons Pride Parade on Saturday afternoon. KYRIL BROMLEY
The Hamptons Pride Parade on Saturday afternoon. KYRIL BROMLEY
The Hamptons Pride Parade on Saturday afternoon. KYRIL BROMLEY
John Cameron Mitchell and tom House. KYRIL BROMLEY
John Cameron Mitchell performs in Herrick Park. KYRIL BROMLEY
The crowd in Herrick Park. KYRIL BROMLEY
The crowd in Herrick Park. KYRIL BROMLEY
Jimmy Mack and Tom House. KYRIL BROMLEY
John Cameron Mitchell performs in Herrick Park. KYRIL BROMLEY
The Hamptons Pride Parade on Saturday afternoon. KYRIL BROMLEY

The Hamptons Pride Parade on Saturday afternoon. KYRIL BROMLEY

John Cameron Mitchell and tom House. KYRIL BROMLEY

John Cameron Mitchell performs in Herrick Park. KYRIL BROMLEY

The crowd in Herrick Park. KYRIL BROMLEY

Jimmy Mack and Tom House. KYRIL BROMLEY

John Cameron Mitchell performs in Herrick Park. KYRIL BROMLEY

The Hamptons Pride Parade on Saturday afternoon. KYRIL BROMLEY

The rain did not spoil the he 4th annual Hamptons Pride Parade on Saturday in East Hampton. The event went on through the downpour and continued in Herrick Park with... more

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