Hello!
Miiyiha!
Hamiinat!
Ba zuu dxi'a?
Yá'át'ééh!
Na jatsiski?
Osiyo!
Ba'ax ka wa'alik?
Halito!
Ku kwen'n deku?
La utz wach la?
Hello! Miiyiha! Hamiinat! Ba zuu dxi'a? Yá'át'ééh! Na jatsiski? Osiyo! Ba'ax ka wa'alik? Halito! Ku kwen'n deku? La utz wach la?
WE ARE CELEBRATING TWO-SPIRIT, INDIGIQUEER, AND INDIGENOUS LGBTQPAI+ PEOPLE
We come to Tongva lands from many nations, lands, and waters...
Indigenous Pride LA is the only Pride organization and event in Los Angeles that celebrates and honors Two-Spirit, Indigiqueer, and Indigenous LGBTQPAI+ culture, identities, and heritage.
Indigenous Pride Los Angeles recognizes the need to have a space where Indigenous people from all lands, waters, and nations can meet and celebrate our Indigenous heritage, cultures, and identities. In our homelands and communities, we acknowledge that we cannot live in our truths because of the effects colonization and missionization had on our peoples. In addition, Indigenous Pride LA also acknowledges that Two Spirit, Indigiqueer, and Indigenous LGBTQPAI+ individuals have limited resources and access at most pride events in which we can not celebrate our unique identities.
2026 Indigenous Pride LA Fall Festival Canceled Following Weather Forecast
Due to forecasted weather conditions this weekend and out of concern for the safety and well-being of our attendees, exhibitors, performers, vendors, volunteers, and community members, the Board of Indigenous Pride LA has made the difficult but unanimous decision to cancel the 2026 Indigenous Pride LA Fall Festival.
All vendor application fees will be fully refunded. Additional information regarding the refund process will be communicated directly to affected vendors.
In making this decision, the Board also reflected on the devastating impacts that recent monsoon storms have had on Native communities throughout the Southwest, including the loss of loved ones and significant hardship. We recognize the respect and caution many Indigenous communities hold regarding severe weather events, and we honor those concerns as we prioritize community safety.
While we are deeply disappointed to cancel this year's Fall Festival, we remain excited about the future of Indigenous Pride LA. We are already planning a revitalized pow wow experience for 2027 and look forward to sharing more details in the coming months. We encourage our community to stay connected through our newsletter, website, and social media channels for updates and upcoming announcements.
We are also pleased to share that the Indigenous Queer Cinemas Book Launch will continue as scheduled on Saturday, October 10, 2026, from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at The Chapter House. Guests can enjoy complimentary food and refreshments and participate in a discussion with author Dr. Gabriel S. Estrada, Board Member of Indigenous Pride LA and the City of Angels Two-Spirit Society (CATSS), and Professor at California State University Long Beach. We warmly invite our community to join us for this special event and encourage attendees to RSVP through our website in advance.
We sincerely appreciate the understanding, support, and resilience of our community. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at info@indigenouspridela.org.
Thank you for standing with us. We look forward to gathering again soon.
In community and solidarity,
Indigenous Pride LA Board of Directors
Celebrate the launch of Queer Indigenous Cinemas!
Join us on Saturday, October 10, 2026, from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM at The Chapter House for an evening of community, conversation, and celebration.
Attendance is free. RSVP today to reserve your spot.
Join Our Team!
We are recruiting!
Calling community-minded volunteers!
Indigenous Pride L.A. is growing our team and we’re looking for volunteers to help us build community, create change, uplift culture, and support the long-term sustainability of our work with Two-Spirit, Indigiqueer, and Indigenous LGBTQPAI+ communities in Los Angeles.
Learn about our resources, services, and programs.
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Your guide to the Los Angeles Two Spirit, Indigiqueer, and Indigenous LGBTQPAI+ events & news, collabs & partnerships, community resources & giveaways, and more!
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Los Angeles city and county prides itself in being a place where many Two-Spirit, Indigenous, Trans, Queer, & Intersex communities gather and meet.
Our Voices
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Two-Spirit, Indigiqueer, & Indigenous LGBTQPAI+ Identities
Watch educational videos of Two-Spirit, Indigiqueer, and Indigenous LGBTQPAI+ individuals from around the world.
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Our Faces
Two-Spirit, Indigiqueer, & Indigenous LGBTQPAI+ Identities
Ma-Nee Chacaby (Ojibwe-Cree)
Muxe Photo: NICOLA ÓKIN FRIOLI PHOTOGRAPHY
Barbara Cameron (Hunkpapa Lakota)
Yue Begay (Navajo) Photo: Bradley Garrison
Yue Begay (Navajo) Photo: Bradley Garrison
Yue Begay (Navajo) Photo: Bradley Garrison
Clyde Hall (Shoshone-Métis)
Cody McCook (Northern Ute)
"Employments of the Hermaphrodites" (Timucua)
Ezak Perez Hopi & P'aéaekilâ Pueblo
Jaiyah Saelua (Samoa)
Jaiyah Saelua (Samoa)
Samoan Fa'afafine
Members of Gay American Indians (1979)
Hastiin Klah (Navajo)
Hastiin Klah (Navajo)
Hastiin Klah (Navajo)
Hastiin Klah (Navajo)
Hastiin Klah (Navajo)
Hastiin Klah (Navajo)
Holiday Simmons (Cherokee)
Hutsun Tibbetts (Eastern Cherokee & Lenape-Nanticoke)
A Quechan khewrhame
L. Frank Manriquez (Tongva & Ajachmem)
Members of Gay American Indians
Yue Begay (Navajo) Photo: Bradley Garrison
Muxe Photo: NICOLA ÓKIN FRIOLI PHOTOGRAPHY
Muxe in Oaxaca
Maritza Sanchez (Zapotec)
Maritza Sanchez (Zapotec)
Lukas Avendaño (Zapotec)
Old Doctor (Tolowa)
Osh Tisch (Crow)
Osh Tisch (Crow)
Randy Burns (Northern Paiute)
Rebecca Nagle (Cherokee)
Samoa fa'afafine
Shane Ortega (Tuscarora)
Shawnee Talbot (Mohawk)
Steven Enos (Cherokee)
Steven Barrios (Pikunii Blackfeet Nation)
Trudie Jackson (Navajo)
Joey Criddle (Jicarilla Apache) & Sewella Mike
Ty Defoe (Ojibwe & Oneida)
Warren Ibister (Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation) and Don Bear (Peter Ballantyne of Cree Nation)
Warren Ibister (Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation) and Don Bear (Peter Ballantyne of Cree Nation)
We'wha (Zuni)
We'wha (Zuni)
We'wha (Zuni)
We'wha (Zuni)
We'wha (Zuni)
We'wha (Zuni)
We'wha (Zuni)
Yellow Head (Ojibwe)
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