Four Seasons Westlake Village Celebrates PRIDE Month With Special Activities And Cocktails
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Image generated with AiFour Seasons Westlake Village champions PRIDE Month with vibrant events and a special cocktail to support LGBTQ+ youth in June 2024.
The Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village, renowned for its commitment to inclusivity, respect, and equality, is gearing up to highlight PRIDE Month in June 2024 across its expansive 12-acre estate.
Celebrating LGBTQ+ Pride, the Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village plans to engage with and support the PRIDE community with several activities and offerings for both guests and staff throughout June.
Celebrating with the Rainbow Flag
In a show of solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community, the hotel will proudly display the rainbow flag throughout June. This flag stands as a beacon of the rich diversity within the PRIDE community and the wide spectrum of human sexuality and gender.
Support through Colleague Pins
To further express support, rainbow flag pins will be available to all hotel staff eager to celebrate PRIDE.
Sunshine & Pride at Coin & Candor
Guests can savor the “Sunshine & PRIDE” cocktail at the hotel’s acclaimed California Brasserie, Coin & Candor. This delightful mix includes vodka, lemon, strawberry basil syrup, St. Germain, and Aquafaba, priced at USD 20. For each cocktail sold, two dollars will be donated to the Trevor Project, which works towards suicide prevention among LGBTQ+ youth.
Sweet Celebrations at Stir
Chef Patrick Fahy showcases his culinary artistry at Stir, the hotel’s local coffee shop, by offering special rainbow cake pops throughout June, adding a sweet touch to the month’s celebrations.
“At Four Seasons, we believe wholeheartedly in the Golden Rule, to treat others the way you would like to be treated,” explains Robert Cima, Regional Vice President & General Manager. “As we continue to create meaningful conversations and take actions to further our commitment to diversity, inclusion and belonging, we support and celebrate our employees, guests, and communities around the world.”
