World's Teeniest Pride Parade Winds Its Way Through The 'Little Apple'

GOSHEN, NY — This month, New York City will host one of the biggest pride celebrations in the world, but a few miles to the north, a much teenier parade is making an oversized impact.

Legoland resort's famed MINILAND, a miniature recreation of world landmarks, already gives visitors the chance to tower over the streets of Manhattan, but right now, it also offers an eagle-eye view of the Lego character LGBTQIA+ community celebration.

The hand-built display in miniature features a festive "LOVE" float, a rainbow pride flag that declares "Everyone is Awesome," and dozens of tiny Lego marchers and supporters. The parade route winds through Manhattan from City Hall to the Washington Square Arch and ends, fittingly, at a rainbow-bricked version of historic The Stonewall Inn.

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Not everyone will make it to the festivities in the city, but there is still plenty of time to get a "little" taste of the festivities with the "bricktastic" tribute to NYC Pride right here in the Hudson Valley.