The third annual Flint Pride Days event was held on July 28th and 29th, 2007, at the Cash Street parking lot in the city's East side. The multi-ethnic event featured booths with games, food and items for sale from Brazilian, Lebanese, Polish, Portuguese, and Spanish vendors. WSAR Radio was on-hand to do a mobile broadcast from a tent on one side of the parking lot. A variety of bands and singers performed on stage throughout the two-day event. This year's event was once again organized by the Flint Merchants Association's vice president Carlos Cesar. "It's a lot of work but it's worth it" said Cesar who has volunteered his time each year to put the event together. 'It helps to build pride in the neighborhood," he added. Click here for pictures from last year's event. For more information about Flint Pride Days, contact Carlos Cesar at 774-526-2221 or Community Coordinator Maureen Estes at 508-324-2405.
 

(Top row, left) Event organizer Carlos Cesar chats with his wife, Natalia, and his ten-year-old daughter Chantele before the event. (Top row, center and right) Children enjoy the "bounce house" while adults take advantage of the music to do some slow dancing. (Middle row, left) Commie Botelho gathers up some malassadas for Gilbert Pimental. (Middle row, right) Fall River City Councilor Alberto Alves is interviewed by Voice of the Immigrant host Lenny Gervasio during a live broadcast on WSAR radio during the event. (Bottom row, left and right) Banda Ponto Com band members Renato Campos, Jucimara Marciano, Marcelo Rocha, and Ricardo perform for the crowd. (Bottom row, center) Singer Marcelo Rocha pauses for a minute with his baby Rufaselo.