The iconic LA Pride Parade is hitting the streets of LA, which means some road closures are coming.
The parade is on Sunday, June 12, and kicked off at 10:30 a.m.
Street closures are in place from 4 a.m. until 4 p.m.
Street closures:
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- Hollywood Boulevard: Highland to Vine
- Cahuenga Boulevard: Yucca to Sunset
- Highland Avenue: Hollywood to Sunset
- Sunset Boulevard: Highland to Vine
- NOTE: Selma will be open to outgoing/residential traffic only
The first ever permitted Pride Parade in the world was first held in LA in 1970.
For the past two years, the parade and other Pride events have been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, including during what would have been the 50th anniversary parade in 2020.
This year's theme for the parade is #LoveYourPride, and it will bring over 130 floats, marchers, and performers.
The LA Pride organization suggests that participants arrive early, use public transportation to get to the parade, and come ready to have a good time.
This year's official parade grand marshals include Sir Lady Java as Community Grand Marshal, Mark Indelicato as Celebrity Grand Marshal, and Paula Abdul as Icon Grand Marshal.
