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Scenes from the Pride Parade

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Today, the Hopkinton Freedom Team hosted the third annual Pride Parade in Hopkinton. The event was an opportunity to bring residents together in support of the LGBTQIA+ community.

Beth Farry, a member of the Hopkinton Freedom Team Executive Board said “This was our biggest turnout yet. We want the world to be who they are, love who they want to, and feel safe in our community.”

Several prominent locals walked in the parade, including State Representative James Arena-DeRosa, members of the Select Board, Chief of Police Joseph Bennett and Town Clerk Connor Degan.

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