Riverside LGBTQ+ Pride is a % volunteer-powered (c)(3) charity bringing noticeability to our LGBTQ+ family in Riverside and surrounding Inland Empire areas.
Riverside's Inland Empire Pride
THANK YOU so much to all of you who showed up to our festival despite the blistering heat! The heat didn't keep us down and we showed PRIDE 🏳️🌈 With wish, joy, community, love, power, and resistance, TOGETHER, we are indeed unlimited. BIG thank you to every one of you who helped in any way to make this festival happen.
Special shoutouts to all of our volunteers, who sweated throughout the daytime, from 6 AM setup to those who stayed till 1 AM to pack up and clean up ❤️ We truly can't do what we undertake with you, since we are % volunteer-powered.
Any pics and videos you post, make sure to tag us at @riversidelgbtq. We will be sharing those taken by our volunteers and staff in the coming week or two while they are being processed. Meanwhile, check out 's Digital Program, and this article from The Riverside Scene.
We rely on community and sponsor support!
Festival &#; THANK YO
Looking to meet other gay folk in the Inland Empire? The following page lists some of the activities and gatherings we know of that take place on a regular basis. We are not affiliated with any of these groups or activities &#; they are all organized by other community members &#; but we recognize it's important to be able to find your tribe and list them here for your knowledge. If you have a regular LGBTQ+ specific exercise or group that you'd like to be added to this page &#; please click the Contact Us link above.
You can click the links to find out more communication. Any questions should be directed to the organizers on their respective pages.
Sports & Fitness
Sporting teams, groups, leagues that meet regularly:
A queer running club in Riverside that caters to LGBTQIA2S+ communities in Inland Empire. All runners & walkers of any abilities & levels are welcome! Instagram | Website
New Homosexual community group in Riverside, CA for those who are interested in outdoor activities like kickball.
Instagram | Meetup
**ON HIATUS** JOIN US AT IE Flows (Below) on Fridays.
Riverside, CA City Highlights and Guide to LGBTQ+ Resources
Nestled in the heart of Southern California's Inland Empire, Riverside is a city that offers a prosperous tapestry of history, culture, and innate beauty. From its charming downtown area to its stunning parks and historical landmarks, Riverside has something to suggest everyone. In this blog, we'll obtain you on a virtual tour of Riverside, California, and explore some of the highlights that make this municipality a must-visit destination.
A Rich History: Riverside boasts a fascinating history that dates back to its founding in the s. It was once home to the Mission Inn, a sprawling hotel with a stunning Spanish Colonial Revival architecture that has hosted numerous presidents and celebrities over the years. Today, the Mission Inn remains one of Riverside's most iconic landmarks, and visitors can explore its beautiful interior and learn about its storied past.
Riverside is also known for its citrus heritage, and you can explore this history at the California Citrus State Historic Park. This living museum showcases the importance of t
Riverside, CA Gay City Guide
Riverside is a city located in what is established as the “Inland Empire” portion of California, seal to the Santa Anta River, and not far from Los Angeles. LGBTQ Riverside prides itself on being known as a “City of Arts and Innovation,” and it truly is. Here, you’ll detect a creative, innovative vibe, a diverse community, plenty to see and perform, welcoming people, and attractive weather. What’s not to love?
A Bit of Riverside History
The area that is now Riverside was founded in by a settler named John North and another group of Easterners on land that had formerly been a Spanish Rancho. North and the other settlers wanted to establish a colony dedicated to furthering teaching and culture. The settlers quickly realized that the area had definite agricultural advantages, and by there were more than half a million citrus trees in California, almost half of which were located in Riverside. Over time, the agriculture industry in the state grew, and as neighboring Los Angeles grew larger, Riverside did too. Today, River