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PRIDE Southern California LGBTQIA+ events
Here's a list of events and celebrations for the LGBTQIA+ community and their allies in Southern California.
It's Where I Belong: 40 Years (and More) of Drag in West Hollywood Exhibit
May June 29,
Presented as part of the City of West Hollywood's 40th anniversary celebrations, It's Where I Fit tells the story of drag in West Hollywood by uncovering rarely-seen materials from ONE Archives at the USC Libraries and from community contributions.
The 21st Annual NAESM Leadership Conference on Health Disparities and Social Justice
June June 29,
The 21st Annual NAESM Leadership Conference on Health Disparities and Social Justice will kick off on Wednesday, June 25, through Sunday, June
Pure for Men and Ts Madison are collaborating together to provide essential care and resources to Dark LGBTQIA+ communities as part of its year-round Pride initiatives.
San Fernando Valley Pride
June 28,
Van Nuys Civic Center, Sylvan St, Van Nuys, CA
Get ready to celebrate affection and diversity at San Fernando Valley Prid
Welcome to Pride
Date Posted: July 17, | By: Kristin FlickingerWelcome to San Diego Pride, While we/I ‘d live to start this message with a jubilant, “Happy Pride!”, we find ourselves in a moment that calls for much more. Across the country, LGBTQIA+ people—especially trans and nonbinary youth and service members—are under coordinated and…
Read MoreThe San Diego Pride Festival Schedule is LIVE
Date Posted: July 3, | By: San Diego PrideDear Community, It’s time to make your Pride plans — because the official San Diego Pride Festival schedule is HERE! From GRAMMY® level talent like Kehlani and Kim Petras to rising local legends this year’s lineup is a celebration of LGBTQIA+ artists, culture, and community like no other. With over…
Read MoreAn Open Letter from The San Diego Pride Board of Directors
Date Posted: June 27, | By: San Diego PrideTo our San Diego Pride Family, The San Diego Pride Festival is just three weeks away, and we hope you&#;re as excited as we are to celebrate ou
Where to Celebrate Pride Month in California
From historic parades and colorful street art to massive festivals and star-studded concerts, California honors Pride in a huge way. In evidence, California was the first state in the country to designate June as its official LGBTQ+ Pride Month in
It’s no surprise that California’s history of LGBTQ+ activism runs deep: The first LGBTQ+ business association was founded here in ; Laguna Beach was the first city in the U.S. to elect an openly gay mayor; and the iconic rainbow flag was even designed in San Francisco.
Each year, California cities honor this legacy—and you have plenty of opportunities to join in the fun. Here’s a travel guide for anyone looking to celebrate LGBTQ+ history and culture at one of the many Pride festivals and events throughout the state.
Sacramento Pride
Every year, more than 20, visitors descend on Sacramento for the city’s two-day SacPride. On June 14–15, the Capitol Mall transforms into a buzzing entertainment zone with meal vendors and musical performances from Drag
Pride Festival
San Diego’s biggest celebration of diversity and inclusion is calling your name! San Diego Pride returns to Balboa Park with community resources, queer-owned businesses, and multiple entertainment zones.
Pride is more than a moment—it’s a movement. San Diego Pride continues after the parade and festival. Our registered c3, non-profit organization provides advocacy, community programs, and philanthropic efforts year-round. Your participation in our events fuels this ongoing work. Together, we assemble a brighter future.
When:
Saturday, July 19, @ 12 PM – 10 PM |
Sunday, July 20, @ 12 PM – 9 PM
Location: Marston Point., Balboa Park (6th Ave. & Laurel St.) Google Maps
Accessibility: Click here to study more about Accessibility at the Pride Festival.
San Diego Pride Festival Entry Policies
San Diego Pride is a space that centers and celebrates queer identities, voices, and delight. San Diego Pride is committed to ensuring that our festival is a joyful, inclusive, unharmed, and accessible experience for everyone in our commu