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Long Beach Pride

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Address
3350 E. 7th Street, Suite 807, Long Beach
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Phone
(562) 987-9191
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Website
longbeachpride.com

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About this place Long Beach Pride

Long Beach Pride is the non-profit that organises the city's annual Lesbian & Gay Pride Festival and Parade. The first one was held in 1984, which makes it one of the older Pride events in California. Its stated aim is visibility and self-worth within the local LGBTQ+ community, and it runs smaller community programmes alongside the main event. The address on file is an office suite on East 7th Street, not a drop-in venue. Check longbeachpride.com for this year's festival dates, parade route and volunteer sign-ups.

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Adam Ta
Adam Ta May 2026
★★★★★

Hi I want to be a vip member

Crystal Marquez
Crystal Marquez May 2026
★★★★★

There was no pride

Debby Viggiano
Debby Viggiano May 2026
★★★★★

Very few floats in the parade decorated most of it was just flags only a few costumes they didn't get permits for the festival disappointment

Roman Zhgent
Roman Zhgent May 2026
★★★★★

I spent so much money coming around the hotel so much effort bring my old mama and they say it's canceled because of organization issues not believe it and not trusted ever again not gonna come here ever again bad bad bad reputation

Chris Fernandez
Chris Fernandez Aug 2025
★★★★★

I have always wanted to go toand be the grand Marshall sic I did get to the tail end last year no pun intended. And had a good time at the Falcon and Mineshaft.I used to live in Long Beach back in the 1996,with my boyfriend .and a bunch of Pet Smart adoptees and I truly miss those days .I missed the Pride event then , I remember have to go to work ,but it looked fun-filled and great deejays good music and pretty flag all the colors symbolizing nature and humanity in a way that should be celebrated and have partying too ,you only live once .I wish I could live in the 90s again.,ain't going to happen ,but those were better times for me and alot of people ,I assume .Happy Lb pride always🇷🇴🙃😍🌐

Wayde Reed
Wayde Reed May 2025
★★★★★
aaron windham
aaron windham May 2025
★★★★★

Two stars is all you get! Everything is so overpriced including the much higher entrance. The venue seems to be a quarter of the size it used to be which I think it could work out but they need much more stage areas. The stage performers were lacking to say the least. Saturday I could only say the DJ’s were much more interactive and hyped up the crowd. Sunday they didn’t seem to speak until 8:00 pm when it was time to close… yes the event closed at 8:00 🤦🏼‍♂️ Sad to say until someone else takes over the planning of this event it will go down hill quick. Maybe that is what the city wants 🤷🏼‍♂️

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Last updated on 5 November 2026

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