The sixth annual Trinity Pride Fest was held in South Main Village, attracting over 7,400 registered attendees. This made it the largest Pride celebration in Tarrant County for the year. Local businesses welcomed the crowd, and many families attended the event.

The festival's success comes amidst controversy surrounding a new Texas law, SB-12, which affects drag performers and small businesses. Further details about the event and its significance in the context of this new legislation are available from the source. For more information about Trinity Pride Fest and its impact on the local community, readers can refer to the original report.