Rain into rainbows: Hastings-on-Hudson celebrates Pride Night
News 12 spoke to Amber Guesa about the event and why Pride celebrations are more important now than ever.
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Jun 3, 2023, 2:19 AM
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Updated 741 days ago
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7h agoAt Hastings-on-Hudson’s second annual Pride Night, participants turned a bit of rain into plenty of rainbows.
News 12 spoke to Amber Guesa about the event and why Pride celebrations are more important now than ever.
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