BUFFALO, NY -  It's a big weekend for Buffalo's LGBT community. The Pride Parade marched down Elmwood Avenue Sunday afternoon. It's an annual event that attracts 15,000 people to the Elmwood Village.

A diverse assortment of participants from the community take part to celebrate gay pride, including heterosexual supporters as well.

The theme for this year's parade was "Fearlessness."  

And while there was a ton of celebrating all along Elmwood Avenue, the party didn't stop there.

Post-parade festivities continued at Canalside long into the evening.

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