Gay parade long beach

The City of Long Beach is thrilled to host the vibrant 42nd Annual Long Beach Pride Parade, a spectacular event celebrating diversity and unity within the LGBTQ+ community. Celebrate the LGBTQ+ community at this three-day event featuring three stages, + arts/crafts vendors, DJs and dancing, drag shows, a parade, and more!

This year, the Long Beach Pride Parade and Festival returns to the third weekend in May, taking place on May 17 and 18, Long Beach Gay pride 🌈 Find out the dates for the event, the list of parties, details about the parade route, and see pictures and video of the edition. The City of Long Beach will serve as the official host for the Long Beach Pride Parade for the second consecutive year, ensuring the longstanding and cherished event continues for Parade: Don’t miss the vibrant Long Beach Pride Parade tomorrow, Sunday, May 18, starting at AM.

The parade route begins at Ocean Boulevard and Lindero Avenue, proceeding along Ocean Boulevard and Alamitos Avenue in Downtown Long Beach. Burnett Library will undergo an energy efficiency upgrade and temporarily close from April 21—July 20, and reopen on July June was selected because it coincides with the anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising in New York City which took place on June 28, Long Beach has held an annual Pride parade and festival since Visit the Long Beach Public Library during the month of June to see all the amazing events happening!

Conversations on race and culture can be challenging, difficult, and at times, uncomfortable.

Books highlighted during cultural heritage months may be perceived as controversial and do not necessarily represent the views of all LBPL staff or the City as a whole. Available to view by appointment by calling Long Beach The LGBTQ Center Long Beach The Center serves over 25, people a year and provides services including support groups, workshops and seminars, youth services, free HIV and STI testing, legal assistance, domestic violence services, employment referrals, mental health counseling, cultural and social activities including the QFilm Festival, educational forums, and a thriving volunteer program.

Extra Large Large Normal Small. Joni Ricks-Oddie 9th District. Rex Richardson. Mary Zendejas 1st District. Cindy Allen 2nd District. Kristina Duggan 3rd District. Daryl Supernaw 4th District. Megan Kerr 5th District.

long beach pride performers

Suely Saro 6th District. Roberto Uranga 7th District. Tunua Thrash-Ntuk 8th District. Dawn McIntosh City Attorney. Laura L. Doud City Auditor. Doug Haubert City Prosecutor. Tom Modica City Manager. Business Associations Belmont Shore 4th St. Long Beach Public Library. LBPL Home. Library Apps. Catalog Website. Reflections of Long Beach.

Pride Calendar. YouTube: Pride Playlist.