Intern Grace Gladson said the main event is an interactive exhibit where locals can flex their artistic skills.
She and other interns have started the project by painting a rainbow pattern on a board. The community will finish it by creating a mosaic.
“Members from the community who are coming to the exhibit can pick pieces of tile that we'll have available and glue them onto the board to create kind of a community-made piece of art celebrating Pride and coming together,” she said on KPCW’s “Local News Hour” June 25.
Gladson said people of all ages can participate in the exhibit; it works like a paint-by-number.
Also to celebrate Pride, locals can visit a pop-up market that features work from LGBTQ+ artists.
The party also celebrates the launch of a summer and fall showcase. Attendees can explore the new artwork while enjoying food, drinks and music.
The showcase is 5-9 p.m. at the CREATE PC Local Artist Collective at 1500 Kearns Blvd.
