Celebrate WeHo Pride With Pussycat Dolls at ‘Outloud’; Street Fair & Parade June 5-7

Drummers march in 2025 WeHo Pride Parade.

On Friday, May 22, 2026, the annual Harvey Milk Day Celebration kicks off WeHo Pride season on what would have been Milk’s 96th birthday.

Join the free night of performances and festivities at West Hollywood Park’s South Lawn (see more details below).

The WeHo Pride Arts Festival follows on May 23 and 24 at the LA LGBT Center’s Village at Ed Gould Plaza. Enjoy two free days of LGBTQ+ art, performances, film, storytelling, and more!

From noon to 9:30 p.m. both days, find a complete schedule at wehopride.com/artsfestival.

WeHo Pride June 5-7

OUTLOUD fills WeHo Pride Weekend with music June 5-7, featuring The Pussycat Dolls, JADE, and Ava Max. OUTLOUD music festival is a ticketed event, see details below.

Pride Weekend also includes the Women’s Freedom Festival and Dyke March on June 6, and free Street Fair June 6-7. On Sunday, June 7, is the Parade, Pride Weekend’s signature event.

Free Live Performances at Street Fair

Meg Stalter, Willa Ford, Cailin Russo, Say Now, and Elio are among the lineup giving free live performances at WeHo Pride Street Fair on Saturday, June 6, and Sunday, June 7. Performances will take place along Santa Monica Boulevard on two stages. Look for the Rainbow Stage, presented by LA County Supervisor Lindsey P. Horvath, at Palm Avenue, and Celebration Stage at North Robertson Boulevard.

Known for her Top 40 breakout hit “I Wanna Be Bad,” Willa Ford returns to the spotlight with amanda. Meg Stalter will take the stage as a co-headliner. Soon making her Broadway debut as Mary Todd Lincoln in “Oh, Mary!” Stalter is best known for her role as Kayla in HBO’s “Hacks.” 

Outloud Music Fest

OUTLOUD Music Festival returns with a stellar lineup at West Hollywood Park June 5-7. Headliners include multi-platinum The Pussycat Dolls, chart-topper JADE, and international sensation Ava Max.

Also see Ashlee Simpson, Confidence Man, Melanie C (live DJ set), Flo and Blue Man Group, Hercules & Love Affair (live) and Destin Conrad. There’s also Baby Tate, MNEK Frost Children, Daya, Countess LuAnn, Isabella Lovestory, Lydia Night, Jae Stephens, Aaliyah’s Interlude and LSDXOXO. And don’t miss  Tinzo + Jojo, ALTÉGO, Leland, Cain Culto, Flowerovlove, Mia Moretti, Lushious Massacr and many more.

Longtime OUTLOUD brand ambassadors Ryan Mitchell, Hannah Rad, Arisce Wanzer, and Billy Francesca return as hosts. Click here for tickets, from single-day to weekend and VIP packages.

Broadcasting Live

The parade, to be televised live on KTLA 5, is limited to a two-hour broadcast event. The route down Santa Monica Boulevard runs between Crescent Heights and San Vicente boulevards.

KTLA televises the WeHo Pride Parade live.

Supermodel and actress Cara Delevingne, Emmy-nominated actress and filmmaker Nava Mau, “Love on the Spectrum” star Pari Kim, and former NFL player Chris Kluwe served as the 2025 WeHo Pride Parade Icons. WeHo Pride honors the four individuals for their work in bringing the LGBTQ+ community and social justice issues to the forefront, as well as expanding representation in pop culture. Read more here.

​May 22: Harvey Milk Day Kickoff

Pride events in West Hollywood officially begin May 22 with Harvey Milk Day. The event commemorates the political legacy of Milk (the first openly LGBTQ person to win political office in California), as well as the 4th annual José Julio Sarria Drag Pageant.

Sarria, the first openly gay man to run for office in the United States in 1961, helped pave the way for Harvey Milk’s successful run for office. Sarria was also a well-known drag performer (Window Norton), and founded the International Imperial Court System, one of the oldest and largest LGBT organizations in the world.

Attorney Gloria Allred at WeHo Pride 2025.

Details about WeHo Pride Weekend 2026 and the annual WeHo Pride Arts Festival, in and around West Hollywood Park, 647 N. San Vicente Blvd., West Hollywood, will be announced and posted as they become finalized at www.wehopride.com.

Follow @wehopride on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook. Opt-in to text messages by texting “pride” to (323) 848-5000 or signing up at https://www.wehopride.com/#keep-in-touch.

The City of West Hollywood has been home to one of the largest Pride celebrations in the world for four decades. Hundreds of thousands of LGBTQ+ people and allies from around the world attend Pride festivities in West Hollywood each year.

As a deeply rooted part of West Hollywood’s history and culture, Pride events have taken place in West Hollywood since 1979, five years before the City of West Hollywood’s 1984 incorporation as a municipality.

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