Fremont hosts first-ever Pride Fair to celebrate LGBTQ community [Video]

Fremont hosted its inaugural family-friendly Pride Fair at its Main Library, in partnership with the city’s Human Relations Commission. Dozens turned out to celebrate the LGBTQ community and learn about services and resources. 

“We have a nation divided right now, and we feel the only way to heal our nation is to come together in community,” said acting county librarian Deb Sica. “The library is a place where civil discourse happens every day and we wanted to encourage that through this programming.”

Activities included drag story time, square dancing, and drag bingo, hosted by drag queen Miss Sweet Nothing.

“I just want people to feel the love, and feel the support and the uplifting, positive vibe from just being a part of the community, and networking, and getting to know your neighbors,” said Miss Sweet Nothing. 

Bay Area Community Health also offered on-site rapid HIV and Hep C testing.

The Pride Fair was an opportunity for …