Keep your calendar empty! LA Pride is setting sail soon, get all the details about the parade

With Pride Month kicking off around the world, members of the LGBTQIA+ community in every country are making plans to join the nearest Pride celebrations. Throughout the month, members of the community celebrate each other and the pursuit of equality for all.

All the details you need to know about the events at LA Pride this year

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The most popular festival in the world during this time is the US LA Pride event, which takes place in Los Angeles, California. The non-profit organization LA Pride holds a series of events during this time of year to celebrate the queer community.

The first event of the year will be on June 7 at the Getty Center for a LA Pride Weekend Kick-Off Celebration. The organization partnered with The Getty to kick off the celebration with the Getty and LA Pride Salon Series, Queering the lens: A night of conversation and celebration.

“Starting at 6:00 p.m., an hour-long conversation with three Los Angeles photographers, Rick Castro, Amina Cruz, and Texas Isaiah, who create powerful artwork that highlights and celebrates underrepresented LGBTQ+ communities,” according to her site. official Web. .

The fan favorite is back

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The annual fan-favorite event “Pride Is Universal” will take place on June 8th. The after-hours theme park experience is open to guests of all ages and includes park admission beginning at 4 p.m., then extended park-only hours from 9 p.m.

As always, the event will feature live DJs, meet and greets with Universal characters, photo ops, and more musical guests, drag performers, and surprises to be announced,” according to the website. This year, a special add-on to the event will be Super Nintendo World.

Then, on June 9 and 10, “LA Pride In The Park” will open its doors. The event will take place at the Los Angeles State Historic Park. On the 9th, the party will begin at 3:00 p.m. and will last until 11:00 p.m., while on the 10th, the fun will begin at 1:00 p.m. and last until 11:00 p.m.

It will be a night full of stars

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Iconic queer divas and queer artists will be a part of the night. The website says: “Megan thee Stallion will headline on Friday and Mariah Carey will headline on Saturday! The full lineup is here! Fletcher, King Princess, Symone, Gigi Goode, Dorian Electra, G Flip, The Scarlet Opera, Violet Chachki, Gottmik, Sasha Colby and more!”

The 53rd annual Los Angeles Pride march will set sail on June 11. Last year, more than 145,000 people joined the parade to celebrate the colors of the queer rainbow. The march starts at 11 am in Hollywood and the parade is completely free, unlike the other events.

After the parade on June 16, there will be an LGBTQ night at Dodger Stadium. “LA Pride will participate in the 10th annual LGBTQ Night at Dodger Stadium in support of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, who will graciously and magnanimously accept the Community Hero Award during their pre-game awards ceremony,” their official website stated. .

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Afterwards, members of the community will also enjoy an LGBTQ night at Cinespia’s open theater. At Hollywood Forever Cemetery, LA Pride will celebrate the 70th anniversary of ‘Gentlemen Prefer Blondes’ and show their love for queer icons Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell.

Rainbow month will conclude with another LGBTQ night at Cinespia on June 24. The website explains: “For LGBTQ Night at Cinespia, rock out with your flock for a special Los Angeles Pride screening of our favorite obsession: mind-shifting, time-slip drag-num opus The Rocky Horror Picture Show at the Historical Park Los Angeles State!”

The best pride parades to participate in around the world

Well, if you can’t make it to Los Angeles on time, then don’t worry because many countries around the world celebrate Pride Month! Here are some cities around the world that are known for their iconic Pride Parades:

1. Sao Paulo

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