Dodgers Pride Night 2024: Details & Controversy | NBC LA
- the Los Angeles Dodgers will celebrate their 12th annual LGBTQ+ Pride Night this Friday when they face the San Francisco Giants at Dodger Stadium.
- with DJ Brizzle providing music leading up to the first pitch.
- English Olympic diver Tom Daley will throw out the ceremonial first pitch.Other special guests include Daley's husband, Dustin Lance Black, who won an Oscar for the "Milk" screenplay;...
Dodgers Pride Night 2024 arrives this Friday, June 14th, with the Los Angeles Dodgers taking on the San Francisco Giants in a game packed with celebrations. Expect a vibrant atmosphere featuring Australian singer G Flip headlining the Centerfield Plaza stage, alongside a “Vogue Off” judged by Chrishell Stause, the Dodgers’ 12th annual LGBTQ+ Pride Night promises unforgettable moments. English Olympic diver Tom Daley will throw the ceremonial first pitch, and special guests include Dustin Lance Black, Lance Bass, and Jai Rodriguez.News Directory 3 will keep you informed on every detail. A post-game drone show caps off the festivities. Discover what’s next regarding the team’s commitment to inclusivity and welcoming all fans.
Dodgers to Host LGBTQ+ Pride Night Featuring Music, Kickball
the Los Angeles Dodgers will celebrate their 12th annual LGBTQ+ Pride Night this Friday when they face the San Francisco Giants at Dodger Stadium. The event promises a mix of entertainment, including musical performances and a kickball game.
Festivities kick off at 5:30 p.m. with DJ Brizzle providing music leading up to the first pitch. Australian singer G Flip will headline the Centerfield Plaza stage. Chrishell Stause from “Selling Sunset,” G Flip’s spouse, will serve as a judge for a “Vogue Off” competition.
A kickball game is also scheduled for 5:30 p.m. in the stadium’s outfield.
English Olympic diver Tom Daley will throw out the ceremonial first pitch.Other special guests include Daley’s husband, Dustin Lance Black, who won an Oscar for the “Milk” screenplay; singer Lance Bass; and Jai Rodriguez from “Queer Eye.” Pop singer MARIS will perform the national anthem.
The night will conclude with a Pride Night drone show following the game.
What’s next
The Dodgers plan to continue their tradition of hosting inclusive events, fostering a welcoming habitat for all fans at Dodger Stadium.