What do people do on Loving Day?
Events
Build community by creating your own Loving Day tradition
There are many ways to observe Loving Day on or around June 12th, and our diverse community is always coming up with creative ideas. Here is some inspiration so you can start your own tradition.
Safety first!
Loving Day in-person gatherings have been part of our shared global tradition. But since COVID-19 pandemic, we need to keep our community safe. Please follow health and safety regulations and guidelines where you live. By participating in events, you choose to assume the risks. For more info, see our Terms and Conditions.
Find an event
Looking to participate in a Loving Day event? Here are a few options for you. If you’d like us to consider including your event, please contact us and include your event details.
If you’d like us to consider including your event, please contact us and include a link to your event (or your event details).
Celebrations
These are spaces for affirmation and connection, which are also wonderful for introducing/welcoming new people to the Loving Day community.
These events could be:
- Family/friend gatherings
- Community events
- Food events (barbecues and potlucks are popular)
- Music, arts, or literary events
- Games, sports, or recreation
Educational Events
There is always something more to teach and learn about racial justice. The Loving decision is a great place to start.
These events could be:
- Speakers or panel discussions
- Group visits to museums or cultural sites
- Film screenings with Q&A
- Facilitated conversations
- Book clubs
Weddings
Some couples choose Loving Day as their wedding date or mention Loving Day in some part of their special day. This wonderful idea came from our community.
Some inspiration:
- A mention in your ceremony
- Reception decorations
- Table cards or decorations
- A mention in a speech