PrideHouse Toronto final weekend in photos

The 519 Green Space park turned the volume up on the Pan Am Games’ final weekend


PrideHouse Toronto hosted three full weekends of parties during the Pan Am Games. Presenting an incredibly diverse lineup of acts — Brazilian DJ squad The Weekend, Ultra Naté, Drag Race superstar Adore Delano and NYC performance legend Joey Arias, among others — the park was alive with music and a relaxed, village vibe for most of July.

The games came to a close on July 26, 2015, and with that came a final weekend of parties such as Jazz in the Park and Cherry Bomb. Below are our favourite moments from the weekend. Here’s to more outdoor events in our fine city.

A beloved member of the Drag Coven at PrideHouse. Follow them @DragCoven. You won’t regret it.

DJ Diego Armand spinning park dwellers into a nu-disco frenzy.

Joey Arias cracked up and wowed the crowd during Jazz in the Park.

Joey showing some serious leg. “No pantyhose!” she exclaimed.

Joey Arias doing Billie Holiday is truly something that needs to be seen to believe.

Cherry Bomb DJs Denise Benson (whose book Then & Now has just been released) and Cozmic Cat spin a daytime set at PrideHouse.

 

DJ Delicious on the decks.

Park hangout with this crew looks equally fun and dangerous all at once.

And the dance party starts at Cherry Bomb day.

What happens when the sun goes down . . .

Perfect time for a selfie!

Cooling down at PrideHouse.

Warming up at PrideHouse.

One final DJ for the ladies.

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