The Leather Pride Picnic Was a Sweet Celebration of Kink [PHOTOS]

By on Tue, Jun 21, 2022 at 1:45 pm

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The St. Louis area leather community gathered in Laclede Park on Saturday for the Leather Pride Picnic, an event that offered education on the leather lifestyle, celebrated LGBTQIA representation, and gave individuals an opportunity to meet one another in a comfortable environment.

Hosted by GutterGlitter, the picnic provided a delicious array of food, and a “Queer Wrath Zone” to therapeutically release emotions.
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