Latino Pride Festival transforms downtown Phoenix
Wendy Guevara, Mexican influencer and champion of trans and LGBTQIA rights, shows her support for immigrant rights as she holds up a red, "know your rights" card during her performance at the 5th Annual Latino Pride Festival in Phoenix, Arizona. (Yamileth Cabrera/CALÓ News)
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Wendy Guevara, Mexican influencer and champion of trans and LGBTQIA rights, shows her support for immigrant rights as she holds up a red, "know your rights" card during her performance at the 5th Annual Latino Pride Festival in Phoenix, Arizona. (Yamileth Cabrera/CALÓ News)
Jimena Cavalli, crowned Miss Latina Pride 2025, performs during the Latino Pride Festival on Oct. 4, 2025, in downtown Phoenix. (Nicole Macías Garibay/CALÓ News)
Representatives of the Phoenix Office of Transparency and Accountability table inside Heritage Square during the Latino Pride Festival on Oct. 4, 2025, in downtown Phoenix. (Nicole Macías Garibay/CALÓ News)
Wendy Guevara, Mexican influencer and champion of trans and LGBTQIA rights, performs at the 5th Annual Latino Pride Festival on Oct. 4, 2025, l in Phoenix, Arizona. (Yamileth Cabrera/CALÓ News)
A Mexican LGBTQ+ flag hangs on a fence inside Heritage Square during the Latino Pride Festival on Oct. 4, 2025, in downtown Phoenix. (Nicole Macías Garibay/CALÓ News)
Nayeli Charolet performs during the Latino Pride Festival on Oct. 4, 2025, in downtown Phoenix. (Nicole Macías Garibay/CALÓ News)
Wendy Guevara, Mexican influencer and champion of trans and LGBTQIA rights, performs at the 5th Annual Latino Pride Festival on Oct. 4, 2025, l in Phoenix, Arizona. (Yamileth Cabrera/CALÓ News)
Trans Queer Pueblo's table offers informational pamphlets for the migrant community inside Heritage Square during the Latino Pride Festival on Oct. 4, 2025, in downtown Phoenix. (Nicole Macías Garibay/CALÓ News)
Ruby Reynolds, host for the night, performs during the Latino Pride Festival on Oct. 4, 2025, in downtown Phoenix. (Nicole Macías Garibay/CALÓ News)
Pride fans with faces of prominent drag queens are on display inside Heritage Square during the Latino Pride Festival on Oct. 4, 2025, in downtown Phoenix. (Nicole Macías Garibay/CALÓ News)
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Phoenix celebró la quinta edición del Festival Latino del Orgullo el pasado fin de semana, transformando el centro de la ciudad en un espacio de celebración y representación.
Over the weekend, downtown Phoenix celebrated the Fifth Annual Latino Pride Festival, offering a space of celebration and representation.
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