Tickets released for The Official UK Black Pride 2008 16 August London

Returning with Pride, Saturday 16th August, Regents Park London

UK Black Pride (UKBP) announces the launch of ticket sales for this year's exciting festival. Tickets are available on www.ukblackpride.org.uk with an early bird offer giving 30% discount off the standard ticket price until Monday 14th July.

UKBP is proud to offer a student rate for NUS student card holders, offering 50% discount off standard tickets. Limited Diamond package deals are available offering an exclusive package for the festival including a champagne reception, sumptuous buffet lunch and free entry to Bootylicious and Soul Naturelle.

UKBP festival will host a fun filled day of music and artistic entertainment, live performances by the hottest new acts, music by UK's best DJ's, market place, information stalls and much more.

There will be something for everyone to enjoy and more importantly the pride event is an opportunity to proudly support and celebrate the talents and achievements of the UK's Black, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender community.

Why not get involved on the Pride day and become a volunteer? For more information on volunteering please visit www.ukblackpride.org.uk or e-mail us at info@ukblackpride.org.uk

UKBP is sponsored and supported by a wide and diverse range of partner organisations to celebrate and promote the diversity within the UK LGBT community.

UK Black Pride UK Black Pride, (UKBP) is organisation created to promote unity among Black people of African, Asian, Middle Eastern, and Latin American descent who identify as Lesbian Gay Bi-Sexual & Transgender.

UKBP conceived following a phenomenally successful beach day out at Southend on Sea in August 2005, with the support of the BME LGBT community, UKBP was formed. Central to the UKBP calendar is an annual summer festival and UKBP is a proud member of United Prides. UKBP is sponsored and supported by a wide and diverse range of partner organisations to celebrate and promote the diversity within the UK LGBT community.