However, the organizers say there will be 'as to-be-determined in-person elements' of the parade. The New York City Pride Rally will take place virtually on June 25, while the Pride March, normally the biggest in the nation, will also take place virtually on June 27. Los Angeles ABC station KABC will air a 'Thrive with Pride Celebration' special on June 12 at 9 p.m. A second in-person event will also be held at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery, when Cinespia presents an LGBTQ+ Movie Night on June 26. While the Pride Parade will not be held, Los Angeles announced its first in-person Pride event will take place on LGBTQ+ Night at the Dodgers game on June 11. There will also be a Pride Night at Fenway Park for the Red Sox game on June 10. The annual Quincy Pride event will take place in-person on June 6 at noon. Here are some of the more prominent celebrations.īoston Pride will host a series of virtual events throughout the month, including the raising of the rainbow pride flag on June 4 at noon and the annual Pride Lights on June 8 to commemorate those affected by the HIV/AIDS pandemic.

(NurPhoto via Getty Images, FILE) What LGBT Pride Month events will take place this year?Ī number of official events that would normally be held in various cities across the nation throughout the month will now be taking place online. PHOTO:People take part in the LGBT Pride Parade in Washington, June 8, 2019.