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Happily Ever After

ONEONTA—Diana Foster (left) and Kirsten Eggers (right) were married on stage at Pridefest on Saturday, June 1. Hundreds of Pridefest participants cheered them on and waved rainbow flags. Three people played bagpipes. This was Oneonta’s seventh Pridefest. The first occurred in 2018. The theme for Pridefest 2024 is “Follow the Rainbow Home.” (Photo by Monica Calzolari)

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