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Over 180 different organizations participated in the 42nd annual PrideFest Parade on June 18, 2017 in Denver. Denver PrideFest is Colorado's largest regional celebration of LGBT Pride.

Katie Hester, with the VA, helps to hold up a huge American flag that kicked off the start of the 42nd annual PrideFest Parade on June 18, 2017 in Denver. Denver PrideFest is Colorado's largest regional celebration of LGBT Pride. The parade started in Cheesman Park headed west on Colfax Ave and ended at Civic Center. The festival included live entertainment on three stages, as well as more than 200 vendors, food and drink. Denver PrideFest is the largest annual fundraiser for the GLBT Community Center of Colorado, a non-profit organization that serves more than 47,000 people annually with programs for LGBT youth, seniors, Colorado's transgender community, and training and legal programs. Over 180 different organizations participated in this year's parade.

Aurora police Sgt. Chris Amsler, left, holds the hand of his husband Manuel, right, as the two, surrounded by supporters from the department, take part in the 42nd annual PrideFest Parade on June 18, 2017 in Denver. Denver PrideFest is Colorado's largest regional celebration of LGBT Pride. The parade started in Cheesman Park headed west on Colfax Ave and ended at Civic Center. The festival included live entertainment on three stages, as well as more than 200 vendors, food and drink. Denver PrideFest is the largest annual fundraiser for the GLBT Community Center of Colorado, a non-profit organization that serves more than 47,000 people annually with programs for LGBT youth, seniors, Colorado's transgender community, and training and legal programs. Over 180 different organizations participated in this year's parade.

Hundreds of floats pass by during the 42nd annual PrideFest Parade on June 18, 2017 in Denver. Denver PrideFest is Colorado's largest regional celebration of LGBT Pride. The parade started in Cheesman Park headed west on Colfax Ave and ended at Civic Center. The festival included live entertainment on three stages, as well as more than 200 vendors, food and drink. Denver PrideFest is the largest annual fundraiser for the GLBT Community Center of Colorado, a non-profit organization that serves more than 47,000 people annually with programs for LGBT youth, seniors, Colorado's transgender community, and training and legal programs. Over 180 different organizations participated in this year's parade.

Over 180 different organizations participated in the 42nd annual PrideFest Parade on June 18, 2017 in Denver. Denver PrideFest is Colorado's largest regional celebration of LGBT Pride. The parade started in Cheesman Park headed west on Colfax Ave and ended at Civic Center. The festival included live entertainment on three stages, as well as more than 200 vendors, food and drink. Denver PrideFest is the largest annual fundraiser for the GLBT Community Center of Colorado, a non-profit organization that serves more than 47,000 people annually with programs for LGBT youth, seniors, Colorado's transgender community, and training and legal programs.

Hundreds of floats pass by during the 42nd annual PrideFest Parade on June 18, 2017 in Denver. Denver PrideFest is Colorado's largest regional celebration of LGBT Pride. The parade started in Cheesman Park headed west on Colfax Ave and ended at Civic Center. The festival included live entertainment on three stages, as well as more than 200 vendors, food and drink. Denver PrideFest is the largest annual fundraiser for the GLBT Community Center of Colorado, a non-profit organization that serves more than 47,000 people annually with programs for LGBT youth, seniors, Colorado's transgender community, and training and legal programs. Over 180 different organizations participated in this year's parade.

Latexa Divynl takes part in the 42nd annual PrideFest Parade on June 18, 2017 in Denver. Denver PrideFest is Colorado's largest regional celebration of LGBT Pride. The parade started in Cheesman Park headed west on Colfax Ave and ended at Civic Center. The festival included live entertainment on three stages, as well as more than 200 vendors, food and drink. Denver PrideFest is the largest annual fundraiser for the GLBT Community Center of Colorado, a non-profit organization that serves more than 47,000 people annually with programs for LGBT youth, seniors, Colorado's transgender community, and training and legal programs. Over 180 different organizations participated in this year's parade.

Parade participants line up before kicking off the 42nd annual PrideFest Parade on June 18, 2017 in Denver. Denver PrideFest is Colorado's largest regional celebration of LGBT Pride. The parade started in Cheesman Park headed west on Colfax Ave and ended at Civic Center. The festival included live entertainment on three stages, as well as more than 200 vendors, food and drink. Denver PrideFest is the largest annual fundraiser for the GLBT Community Center of Colorado, a non-profit organization that serves more than 47,000 people annually with programs for LGBT youth, seniors, Colorado's transgender community, and training and legal programs. Over 180 different organizations participated in this year's parade.

Spectators line the streets as they watch the 42nd annual PrideFest Parade on June 18, 2017 in Denver. Denver PrideFest is Colorado's largest regional celebration of LGBT Pride. The parade started in Cheesman Park headed west on Colfax Ave and ended at Civic Center. The festival included live entertainment on three stages, as well as more than 200 vendors, food and drink. Denver PrideFest is the largest annual fundraiser for the GLBT Community Center of Colorado, a non-profit organization that serves more than 47,000 people annually with programs for LGBT youth, seniors, Colorado's transgender community, and training and legal programs. Over 180 different organizations participated in this year's parade.

Hundreds of floats pass by during the 42nd annual PrideFest Parade on June 18, 2017 in Denver. Denver PrideFest is Colorado's largest regional celebration of LGBT Pride. The parade started in Cheesman Park headed west on Colfax Ave and ended at Civic Center. The festival included live entertainment on three stages, as well as more than 200 vendors, food and drink. Denver PrideFest is the largest annual fundraiser for the GLBT Community Center of Colorado, a non-profit organization that serves more than 47,000 people annually with programs for LGBT youth, seniors, Colorado's transgender community, and training and legal programs. Over 180 different organizations participated in this year's parade.

From left to right Lindsey Donaldson, Lauren Good and Jessica Thieme watch the 42nd annual PrideFest Parade on June 18, 2017 in Denver. Denver PrideFest is Colorado's largest regional celebration of LGBT Pride. The parade started in Cheesman Park headed west on Colfax Ave and ended at Civic Center. The festival included live entertainment on three stages, as well as more than 200 vendors, food and drink. Denver PrideFest is the largest annual fundraiser for the GLBT Community Center of Colorado, a non-profit organization that serves more than 47,000 people annually with programs for LGBT youth, seniors, Colorado's transgender community, and training and legal programs. Over 180 different organizations participated in this year's parade.

Confetti flies in the air during the 42nd annual PrideFest Parade on June 18, 2017 in Denver. Denver PrideFest is Colorado's largest regional celebration of LGBT Pride.

Sheila Salem, left, her daughter Caitlin, middle and husband Hassan, right, who works for US Bank, hold a large rainbow flag as they take part in the 42nd annual PrideFest Parade on June 18, 2017 in Denver. Denver PrideFest is Colorado's largest regional celebration of LGBT Pride. The parade started in Cheesman Park headed west on Colfax Ave and ended at Civic Center. The festival included live entertainment on three stages, as well as more than 200 vendors, food and drink. Denver PrideFest is the largest annual fundraiser for the GLBT Community Center of Colorado, a non-profit organization that serves more than 47,000 people annually with programs for LGBT youth, seniors, Colorado's transgender community, and training and legal programs. Over 180 different organizations participated in this year's parade.

Hundreds of people dressed up to join in the festivities of the 42nd annual PrideFest Parade on June 18, 2017 in Denver. Denver PrideFest is Colorado's largest regional celebration of LGBT Pride. The parade started in Cheesman Park headed west on Colfax Ave and ended at Civic Center. The festival included live entertainment on three stages, as well as more than 200 vendors, food and drink. Denver PrideFest is the largest annual fundraiser for the GLBT Community Center of Colorado, a non-profit organization that serves more than 47,000 people annually with programs for LGBT youth, seniors, Colorado's transgender community, and training and legal programs. Over 180 different organizations participated in this year's parade.

Aria Gary, 16 months, plays with confetti in the streets with her day Greg, left, during the 42nd annual PrideFest Parade on June 18, 2017 in Denver. Denver PrideFest is Colorado's largest regional celebration of LGBT Pride. The parade started in Cheesman Park headed west on Colfax Ave and ended at Civic Center. The festival included live entertainment on three stages, as well as more than 200 vendors, food and drink. Denver PrideFest is the largest annual fundraiser for the GLBT Community Center of Colorado, a non-profit organization that serves more than 47,000 people annually with programs for LGBT youth, seniors, Colorado's transgender community, and training and legal programs. Over 180 different organizations participated in this year's parade.

Ingrid Eaker, who works for Southwest Airlines, holds up the airline symbol for the city of Denver as she takes part in the 42nd annual PrideFest Parade on June 18, 2017 in Denver. Denver PrideFest is Colorado's largest regional celebration of LGBT Pride. The parade started in Cheesman Park headed west on Colfax Ave and ended at Civic Center. The festival included live entertainment on three stages, as well as more than 200 vendors, food and drink. Denver PrideFest is the largest annual fundraiser for the GLBT Community Center of Colorado, a non-profit organization that serves more than 47,000 people annually with programs for LGBT youth, seniors, Colorado's transgender community, and training and legal programs. Over 180 different organizations participated in this year's parade.

Spectators line the streets as they watch the 42nd annual PrideFest Parade on June 18, 2017 in Denver. Denver PrideFest is Colorado's largest regional celebration of LGBT Pride. The parade started in Cheesman Park headed west on Colfax Ave and ended at Civic Center. The festival included live entertainment on three stages, as well as more than 200 vendors, food and drink. Denver PrideFest is the largest annual fundraiser for the GLBT Community Center of Colorado, a non-profit organization that serves more than 47,000 people annually with programs for LGBT youth, seniors, Colorado's transgender community, and training and legal programs. Over 180 different organizations participated in this year's parade.

Thousands of people took part in the 42nd annual PrideFest Parade on June 18, 2017 in Denver. Denver PrideFest is Colorado's largest regional celebration of LGBT Pride. The parade started in Cheesman Park headed west on Colfax Ave and ended at Civic Center. The festival included live entertainment on three stages, as well as more than 200 vendors, food and drink. Denver PrideFest is the largest annual fundraiser for the GLBT Community Center of Colorado, a non-profit organization that serves more than 47,000 people annually with programs for LGBT youth, seniors, Colorado's transgender community, and training and legal programs. Over 180 different organizations participated in this year's parade.

Eddie Hoffman, 5, sported a colorful mohawk as he watched the 42nd annual PrideFest Parade on June 18, 2017 in Denver. Denver PrideFest is Colorado's largest regional celebration of LGBT Pride. The parade started in Cheesman Park headed west on Colfax Ave and ended at Civic Center. The festival included live entertainment on three stages, as well as more than 200 vendors, food and drink. Denver PrideFest is the largest annual fundraiser for the GLBT Community Center of Colorado, a non-profit organization that serves more than 47,000 people annually with programs for LGBT youth, seniors, Colorado's transgender community, and training and legal programs. Over 180 different organizations participated in this year's parade.