National Coming Out Day kicked off Friday with an announcement in Salisbury.

Salisbury PFLAG, a branch of the nation's largest LGBTQ ally organization, announced the inaugural Pride Parade & Festival will be held in the city in 2020.

"I think this is something we are absolutely ready for, Salisbury is ready for," Mark DeLancey, PFLAG president, said in a live Facebook broadcast. "A lot of people wanting to make this happen."

Set for Sunday, June 7, 2020, the parade is projected to start at 11 a.m., with festivities to follow.

The inaugural Salisbury Pride Parade and festival will reportedly also include entertainment, vendor booths, exhibits, food and more.

Those interested, from volunteer and parade sign-up to sponsoring, can learn by emailing sbypride@gmail.com or visiting SalisburyPrideParade.com.

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