Honolulu Pride parade isn’t just going virtual this year. It’s going tiny.

HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Honolulu Pride parade is going virtual this year and it’s also shrinking ― literally.

The Hawaii LGBT Legacy Foundation is asking volunteers to create tiny homemade floats to be featured in a livestream on Oct. 17.

Ten-second videos shot horizontally are due by Oct. 1.

For more information or submit your video, click here.

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