Monday, June 13, 2011 at 1:00PM 
CB2 is proud to announce its commitment as a National Corporate Partner of The Trevor Project, the leading national organization providing crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth.
Friday, June 10, 2011 at 8:00AM Since 2000, June’s been declared Pride Month, so whether you’re in a parade lineup or staking a claim for a front row seat to show support, get ready for nationwide parades starting this weekend. Celebrate diversity and find a Pride Parade near you by going to about.com.
photo by: Elsie esq.
What: Capital Pride Parade 2011
When: 5:30 pm, Saturday, June 11
Where: Dupont Circle, 17th Street, through northwest DC
What: Los Angeles Annual Pride Parade 2011
When: 11:00 am, Sunday, June 12
Where: Santa Monica and Crescent Heights Boulevard to San Vicente Boulevard
What: Denver Pride Parade 2011
When: 9:30 am, Sunday, June 19
Where: Cheesman Park to Civic Center Park
What: Portland Pride Parade 2011
When: 11:30 am, Sunday, June 19
Where: 13th & Burnside to Tom McCall Waterfront Park
What: Houston Pride Parade 2011
When: 8:15 pm, Saturday, June 25
Where: Commonwealth and Westheimer
What: San Francisco Pride Parade 2011
When: 10:30 am, Sunday, June 26
Where: Market Street from Beale to 8th Street
What: Seattle Pride Parade 2011
When: 11:00 am, Sunday, June 26
Where: 4th & Union to Denny Way
What: Chicago Annual Pride Parade 2011
When: 12:00 noon, Sunday, June 26
Where: Halsted and Belmont to Lincoln Park
What: New York City Pride Parade 2011
When: 12:00 noon, Sunday, June 26
Where: 36th & Fifth to Christopher and Greenwich Streets
LGBT, Pride Parade, Pride month, pride in scoop Thursday, June 9, 2011 at 12:00PM 
CB2 is honored to present a limited-edition of accept and be posters in celebration of Gay Pride Month, June 2011.
Created in collaboration with Kennedy Prints!, a one-man letterpress printery in Gordo, Alabama, each poster is created using handset wood type and oil-based inks on eco-friendly chipboard made from lumber industry salvage.
Three simple words—accept and be—are transformed into a powerful graphic mantra radiating optimism and confidence. Each unique poster is to be appreciated for its spontaneous colors mixed by sight and variations in layout and font.
One of a Finds original works are offered one time only in a small reserve for collectors and enthusiasts. This special poster has a limited edition release of 1139—271 available online; remainder available in CB2 stores while quantities last—and Kennedy Prints! guarantees no two prints will be the same.
free download: Accept and Be desktop image
Kennedy Prints! and CB2 share the mission of making art and design accessible to all. We invite you to download this free “Accept and Be” graphic by Kennedy Prints! as your desktop image. Spread the good words and share.
LGBT, Pride month, art, one of a finds, posters, pride in behind the scenes Friday, April 15, 2011 at 8:00AM 
©All rights reserved by Miami Beach Gay Pride
What: Miami Beach Gay Pride Parade and Festival
When: 12:00 noon on Saturday, April 16
Where: Ocean Drive, South Beach
Tomorrow will be a fabulous day in Miami Beach as Mayor Matti Bower leads the 3rd annual Miami Beach Gay Pride Parade .
Over 35,000 attended last year making Miami Beach Gay Pride the city’s largest one-day event. So join friends, family and allies to cheer on participants—including CB2 SoBe—and celebrate at the post-parade festival.
The free, all-day event features musical performances, LGBT-friendly vendors and businesses, refreshments and food, and a family-friendly play zone. So set your alarm clocks to get a good seat and do not forget sunblock!
Thanks to tameeka, store manager south beach, for this submission.
LGBT, Pride Parade, pride in scoop Friday, October 8, 2010 at 12:01PM 
What: Atlanta Pride Parade 2010
When: Sunday, October 10, 1:00pm kickoff
Where: Marta Civic Center Station to Piedmont Park via Peachtree Street
Now that your spirit’s stoked from Thursday’s Pride at the Hide kick-off party, check out the 40th Annual Pride Festival featuring 17 live performers on two stages and scores of market vendors.
Sunday, remember to set your alarm to arrive for the Parade by 10:30am if you’re a participant—no later than 1:00pm if you’re cheering from the sidelines.
On your way there, why not rev up your iPod to Jake’s mix tape made especially for the event.
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