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The Calendar features a comprehensive schedule of City of West Hollywood meetings and City-sponsored events. In order to ensure accuracy, only listings for the current month appear on the Calendar. (Past events remain listed, as well.) The following month's Calendar listings are typically added during the last week of the month prior.

WeHo Pride Weekend

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The City of West Hollywood proudly presents its WeHo Pride weekend, June 2 - 4, 2023. WeHo Pride kicks-off celebrations across the nation during Pride Month in June.

WeHo Pride Weekend celebrations on Santa Monica Blvd. and in and around West Hollywood Park will include a free WeHo Pride Street Fair representing a diverse array of LGBTQ+ community groups as part of visibility, expression, and celebration; a 3-day ticketed OUTLOUD Raising Voices Music Festival, the Dyke March and Women’s Freedom Festival, and the WeHo Pride Parade on June 4.

WeHo Pride Weekend
Friday, June 2, - Sunday, 4, 2023
Santa Monica Blvd. and West Hollywood Park.

 For more information, visit WeHoPride.com and follow us on Instagram and Facebook.

WeHo Pride LGBTQ Arts Festival: May 22 – June 30 

WeHo Pride LGBTQ Arts Festival (formerly known as the One City One Pride LGBTQ Arts Festival) will take place during 40 days from Harvey Milk Day on May 22, 2022 to June 30, 2022 live at various locations throughout West Hollywood, along with selected online programming.

Learn more about the Arts Festival at pride.weho.org

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Since its incorporation in 1984, the City of West Hollywood has become one of the most influential cities in the nation for its outspoken advocacy on LGBTQ issues. No other city of its size has had a greater impact on the national public policy discourse on fairness and inclusiveness for LGBTQ people.

Home to the “Rainbow District” along Santa Monica Boulevard, which features a concentration of historic LGBTQ clubs, restaurants, and retail shops, the City consistently tops lists of “most LGBTQ friendly cities” in the nation. More than 40 percent of residents in West Hollywood identify as LGBTQ and three of the five members of the West Hollywood City Council are openly gay.

The City has advocated for nearly four decades for measures that support LGBTQ individuals and the City is in the vanguard on efforts to gain and protect equality for all people on a state, national, and international level.

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