Full programming details have not been released, but officials hinted that activities will be centered on the transgender community and family-centered events. This year’s parade will focus on “generational, experiential and geographic diversity” that will extend beyond the event weekend, organizers said. On Tuesday, the West Hollywood City Council is expected to give final approval to a third-party vendor to produce the city’s inaugural event, marking a return to in-person events since the start of the pandemic.Ĭhristopher Street West, the nonprofit that produces LA Pride, held a virtual event in 2020 - the parade’s 50th anniversary - amid concerns over gatherings during the coronavirus pandemic. This year’s event will take place June 12, one week after West Hollywood’s own “WeHo Pride” weekend.
