Bristol Water join the celebrations at Bristol Pride Festival 2022

On a scorching Saturday (July 9), The Bristol Water Bar was at Bristol Pride Festival for a day of singing, dancing and staying hydrated!

Bristol Water join the celebrations at Bristol Pride Festival 2022
On a scorching Saturday (July 9), The Bristol Water Bar was at Bristol Pride Festival for a day of singing, dancing and staying hydrated!

 

With over 40,000 in attendance at The Downs, our taps were flowing all day. We handed out a whopping 1,500 litres of refills - which means we saved 3,000 plastic bottles that would otherwise have been destined for landfill or the ocean. 

 

Our hydration station was much needed in the summer heat, with clear blue skies and beaming sunshine adding to the carnival atmosphere. Canadian dance-pop superstar Carly Rae Jepson headlined the free event, which featured multiple stages that included performances from local artists, emerging talent and community groups. 

 

Long queues for the Bristol Water Bar at Bristol Pride

 

As always, our dedicated volunteers were on hand to cool things down, armed with water pistols, offering a light misting (or a super-soaking) to the long queues.  

 

At Bristol Water, we’re so proud to have been part of the celebrations for Bristol Pride Festival 2022 and we can’t think of anything better than spending the day celebrating our wonderfully diverse community.  

 

A big thanks to Bristol Pride for organising such a fun and inclusive event, we look forward to seeing you all next year!

 

Bristol Water volunteers working at the Water Bar at Bristol Pride

 

 

 

A brown dog drinking from a bowl at the Bristol Water Bar during Bristol Pride

 

 

 

Bristol Water Bar volunteers spraying attendees with water guns  at Bristol Pride

 

 

 

Bristol Water Bar free water sign at Bristol Pride

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