The Los Angeles LGBT Center recently hosted their 27th annual Senior Prom event, giving older LGBTQ+ adults the opportunity to celebrate their identities in a way they couldn't in their youth. Many participants, like Mel Weiss, who felt uncomfortable bringing a girl as his date to his high school prom because he wasn't out, found solace in being able to redo their prom night authentically. The event, which closed out Pride Month, provided a safe and inclusive space for over 300 seniors to gather, dressed in prom attire, and enjoy dinner and dancing at the Los Angeles Zoo. For many seniors, this annual event is a highlight, where they can connect with others and feel accepted within their community. Participants like Andre Simpson, who attended the prom to heal past wounds from his high school prom experience, found joy and love in the room, making the event a meaningful and memorable one. The supportive environment created at the senior prom allows LGBTQ+ seniors to celebrate who they are and find comfort in their identities, demonstrating the resilience and spirit of the older LGBTQ+ community.