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Theme for this year’s festivities to be unveiled at W Hotel

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Last year’s Pride Reveal event at the W Hotel drew a large crowd to the P.O.V. Lounge. (Washington Blade file photo by Michael Key)

Capitol Pride and Pride Partners reveal the 2014 Pride theme and marquee events at “Pride Reveal 2014” at the W Hotel in the P.O.V Lounge (515 15th St., N.W.) Thursday from 7-10 p.m.

Enjoy giveaways, food, drinks, prizes and entertainment while learning about the plans for this year’s Pride.

Tickets are $25. For details and to purchase tickets, visit capitolpride.org.

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