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Syd Kronenthal Park

Rock your rainbow colors as we ride, scoot, skate, and
cycle through over 6 miles of Culver City
neighborhoods! Push and pedal together with friends,
family, and neighbors toward a brighter future.

Downtown Culver City -

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Join us in Downtown Culver City for an exciting, evening
party with DJs, local speakers, drag performances,
dancing, and so much more!

RSVP required to attend ride.

Totally free! No RSVP required.

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Pride History from the

LA County Library

(Book Recomations & More)

Long before that incident, the Los Angeles area had been the site of dozens of “firsts” in gay
history. It was home to the earliest known lesbian publication (Vice Versa, 1947),

the first official gay rights organization (the Mattachine Society, 1950), the first homosexual
magazine (ONE Magazine, 1953), the first gay motorcycle club (the Satyrs MC, 1954),

the first Supreme Court decision in favor of gay rights (One Inc. v. Olesen, 1958), and the first
mention of a gay riot in response to police harassment (Cooper Do-nuts, 1958).

The first march to commemorate Stonewall in 1970 was named “Christopher Street
Liberation Day,” but leaders of the gay rights movement, in a nod to its origins in Los Angeles
and the profound act of resistance at the Black Cat in 1967, eventually—and accurately—
renamed the commemoration PRIDE.

Decades later, we join together to honor the many trailblazers of our history and share our
vision for the future: an inclusive, equitable, and sustainable community for everyone.

Los Angeles Area

Local Gay Rights Movement History
article from Jason McGahan

(LA Magazine, June 2019)

More local PRIDE history and information can be accessed below.

In 1967, the aftermath of a brutal police raid on the Black Cat Tavern, a Silver
Lake gay bar, became the impetus for unprecedented resistance among the
gay community and the most visible example of the simmering gay rebellion
and local organizing locally here in the Los Angles area.

Donate to

Culver City PRIDE!

Culver City PRIDE relies on community and corporate
donations to make this important event as fun and inclusive
as possible!

Culver City Pride is a community-led event by the
community and for the community!

Donated funds help support Culver City Pride organiztion’s
goal of creating a fun event to celebrate PRIDE and love
during Pride Month and throughout the year!

This year, Culver City Pride 2025 will also be uplifting local
organizations that help support the local biking community.

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