2010
- BC Pride was born at Ale House (now Territorial Brewing) in Springfield-founded by Larry Dillon as a social group
- the first BC Pride community picnic is help at Willard Beach
- First Candlelight Vigil held at Partners Bar parking lot and organized by Tim Welch
2011
- the first Executive team was created
- first WAD event in Calhoun County is held
- BC Pride Dining Out is created
- first City Proclamation
- First By-Laws were created
2012
- the first board of directors was created
- the BC Pride picnic is moved to Bailey Park
- First Community Thanksgiving Dinner is hosted at Partners Bar
- First Speak Out Campaign
- First participation in Festival of Lights Parade
2013
- Larry Dillon resigns at the end of the year as President
- BC Pride Resource Center opens in St. Thomas Episcopal Church
- First Silent Auction
2014
- Deana Spencer is elected as the new BC Pride President
- the BC Pride picnic is moved again to Begg Park in Urbandale and our first three vendors attend
- first participation in Spring into the Arts-first openly LGBTQ person to be featured on the cover of the Shopper News
- Art of Drag Exhibit in Art Walk
- Pride Choir is created by Chris Fulbright
- First BC Pride Mixer is held at the Cricket Club in downtown BC
- Protest of Bill Shutte visit to BC Ford
- Thanksgiving Dinner is moved to St. Thomas Church
2015
- Board member Mitzi Harrison passes away
- Faith Based Support group begins (now the Sharing Circle)
- Trans Support Group is created
2016
- First Pride Festival and Parade
- LGBTQ+ Recovery group begins
2017
- RC moves to First Congregational Church and has ribbon cutting ceremony from Chamber
- First participation in Juneteenth Celebration
- First downtown drag show
- Thanksgiving Dinner is moved again to FCC
2018
- Partners Bar says good-bye and closes their doors-Rick Rogers retires
2019
- Rainbow Crosswalks are painted for Pride month in BC
- Constellations Youth group is created
- First Calhoun County proclamation
2020
- Ashley Feagin and Charlie Fulbright become new Co-Presidents
- Coming Out Day feature appears on front page of BC Enquirer