Lebanon Pride

08/28/2026

Shoutout to Palafox Productions for capturing these beautiful moments from our festival! You truly captured just how colorful, joyful, and full of love the day was. We’re so grateful to have these memories to look back on! 📸✨

08/27/2026

Your Thursday just got a whole lot more fun!
Join Lebanon Pride tonight for BINGO! We always have a blast, with great prizes and awesome food and drink available for purchase. The folks at Ironwood Grill & Tap are true gems and as a super sweet bonus, proceeds from tonight's game will benefit Lebanon Pride! We'll see you tonight at 6 PM at the Ironwood Grill & Tap at 5158 Kings Island Drive in Mason!

08/25/2026

🌈 REMINDER that our next BINGO! is THIS THURSDAY, August 27th! 🌈

Join us for tons of fun and great prizes at 6:00 PM at the Ironwood Grill and Tap (5158 Kings Island Drive, Mason) @ Jellystone Park Cincinnati, with proceeds benefitting Lebanon Pride! Food and drink available for purchase and the people are always top notch. We hope to see you then!

08/22/2026

⚠️ Local Free Event Alert! ⚠️
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08/16/2026

Thank you to Your Daily Dose of Why for the feature! 🏳️‍🌈💜🏳️‍⚧️

A Lebanon, Ohio city council member’s call for residents to monitor the city’s Pride celebration has sparked debate over safety, inclusion and the role of local officials in community events.

The council member reportedly urged residents to watch for alleged “indecency” during next year’s Pride celebration, encouraging public scrutiny of the event.

Organizers and LGBTQ+ advocates have raised concerns that such messaging could make LGBTQ+ attendees and allies feel targeted or unwelcome at a celebration intended to recognize the community and promote visibility.

Supporters of the council member’s comments argue that community events should maintain appropriate standards and that concerns about public conduct should be addressed. Critics, however, say focusing specifically on Pride events can contribute to stigma and create an atmosphere of suspicion around LGBTQ+ people.

Across the United States, Pride celebrations have increasingly become part of broader debates about public expression, LGBTQ+ visibility and political disagreements over what belongs in community spaces.

For organizers, Pride events are meant to provide a place where LGBTQ+ people and supporters can gather openly, celebrate identity and build connections.

The controversy highlights a larger national conversation about whether calls for “monitoring” create accountability, or whether they risk turning celebrations of inclusion into spaces of scrutiny.

08/13/2026

A big thank you to PinkNews for publishing this article!

A city council member in Lebanon, Ohio, is calling on residents to monitor the city’s Pride celebration next year for alleged incidents of “indecency”, a move organisers say could affect whether LGBTQ+ people feel safe and welcome at the event.

Read the full story below ⬇️

📷 FB: Mike Cope for Lebanon City Council

08/13/2026

🏳️‍🌈Silver Supporter!🏳️‍🌈
Thank you to Mark Moore for raising money for Lebanon Pride through Pride Puppies! 🐾

08/12/2026

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