Trans Pride Southampton is returning to the city for its third annual event this year - and more details have been announced.

This year’s event will take place on Saturday, June 29 and will feature a protest march through the city, live music and community stalls for visitors to browse.

The event will start with a protest march through Southampton, starting at Oxford Street and finishing at the event’s venue, Edmund Kell Unitarian Church.

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Prior to the march, The London Hotel will be open on Oxford Street from 11am for attendees to meet and have a drink and use the facilities.

Starting from 12pm, the march will last approximately one hour and finish at the Edmund Kell Unitarian Church.

There, residents will have the chance to experience live music, poetry and a group of community stalls for people to enjoy.

The protest and celebration will conclude with a disco.

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Director of Trans Pride Southampton, Mable Wellman, said: “In this way Trans Pride Southampton combines the need and exercise of protest for trans rights, with the much-needed space for trans people to tackle isolation within the community.

“It will also be an opportunity for making friends and celebrating Southampton’s artistic and creative culture through the live music and poetry on throughout the afternoon.”

The live music will be performed by local transgender artists Pip Summers, Weaver Márquez and Alyx Palmer-New.

Poetry will be heard from a number of local artists. The Art House will be hosting their Moving Voices poetry event to provide this feature to attendees, which celebrates diversity, experimentation, and first time performers.

To attend Trans Pride Southampton, go to The London Hotel from 11am until the march departs Oxford Street at 12pm and arrives at Edmund Kell Unitarian Church at approximately 1pm.

Trans Pride Southampton is a not-for-profit organisation with the aims to improve the lives of trans people in Southampton, through their namesake pride event and several smaller events through the year, such as LGBTQIA+ Beach Meets.