Lifeguard Towers at Ginger Rogers Beach Painted in Progress Pride Flag Colors

Asm. Zbur, Los Angeles County Sup. Lindsey P. Horvath and others gather to commemorate the painting of lifeguard towers 17 & 18 at Ginger Rogers Beach near Santa Monica
Asm. Zbur, Los Angeles County Sup. Lindsey P. Horvath and others gather to commemorate the painting of lifeguard towers 17 & 18 at Ginger Rogers Beach near Santa Monica
Asm. Zbur speaks in support of recognizing Ginger Rogers Beach as a place of refuge for LGBTQ+ community members
Asm. Zbur speaks in support of recognizing Ginger Rogers Beach as a place of refuge for LGBTQ+ community members
Educational signage signifying the history of Ginger Rogers Beach is carried toward the lifeguard towers
Educational signage signifying the history of Ginger Rogers Beach is carried toward the lifeguard towers
A lifeguard tower on Ginger Rogers Beach dries after being painted in the Progress Pride Flag colors
A lifeguard tower on Ginger Rogers Beach dries after being painted in the Progress Pride Flag colors
A newly painted lifeguard tower on Ginger Rogers Beach, with a green hillside covered with homes in the background
A newly painted lifeguard tower on Ginger Rogers Beach, with a green hillside covered with homes in the background

Assemblymember Zbur was joined by others in commemorating the painting of lifeguard towers 17 & 18 at Ginger Rogers Beach near Santa Monica. Assemblymember Zbur spoke in support of recognizing Ginger Rogers Beach as a place of refuge for LGBTQ+ community members.