Gulfport Paints the Town Rainbow

A Friend Who Bakes featured Pride-themed cookies and donuts throughout the month. Photo courtesy of Brittney Sherley.

Johnny and Gypsy Rose, both adopted from Get Rescued, help owner Suzanne King celebrate. Photo courtesy of Suzanne King.

Pride masks proceeds benefit Get Rescued, Inc., a new 501c3. Photo courtesy of Suzanne King.

Roger Milam displays his Pride and support for Black Lives Matter. Photo courtesy of Roger Milam.

Reigning Gecko Queen Jody Robinson and Spirit pose in full regalia. Photo courtesy of Jody Robinson.

Victoria Anne Prides in place. Photo courtesy of Victoria Anne.

Leigh Hanson creates a rainbow image with a message we can all appreciate. Photo courtesy of Leigh Hanson.

Jon Ziegler displays a gecko flag featuring Gulfport’s unofficial mascot decked out in rainbow colors. Photo courtesy of Jon Ziegler.

Twin LGBTQ+ flags decorate the entrance to Paul and Wesley Ray’s home. Photo courtesy of Paul Ray.

Although usual Pride Month festivities were canceled this year due to Covid-19, Gulfport residents and businesses celebrated by painting the town in colors of the rainbow. The Pride In Place and Pride In Place (Part 2) Facebook pages, created by Jon Ziegler and Paul Ray, displayed the abundant creativity and spirit of Gulfport.
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