About
Free day of cultural dance, drag, live music and vendors on the eve of Indigenous Peoples' Day.
It falls the day before Indigenous Peoples' Day, and it's one of the few events in LA built around it. The lineup mixes cultural dance, drag and live music with artist and food vendors.
What to expect
An outdoor day on the lawn with cultural and drag performances, live singing and dancing, community resource tables, artist vendors and food vendors.
Good to know
- The organizer lists the event as free and open to the public; RSVP through the Eventbrite listing.
- It's on the South Lawn of Exposition Park, near the museums.
- The Metro E Line stops at Expo Park/USC.
- Bring sun protection for an afternoon outdoors.
Also in Downtown LA & Arts District
Common questions
Is Indigenous Pride LA free?
Yes. The organizer says the event is free and open to the public.
What are the event hours?
It runs Sunday, October 11, from 11am to 6pm.
Who does Indigenous Pride LA center?
The gathering uplifts Two-Spirit, Indigiqueer and Indigenous LGBTQPAI+ communities through culture, joy and connection.
What will I find at the event?
The program includes cultural and drag performers, live singing and dancing, community organizations, artist vendors and food vendors.
How does the organizer recommend getting there?
The organizer recommends public transit or rideshare and names the Expo/Vermont and Expo Park/USC Metro stops.