The Department of Youth, Diversity, Technological Innovation, and Sports, led by Carmen Martín, has detailed this year's schedule. It includes the final of the Fulanita de Tal league on June 7th at the Santo Domingo Stadium, a well-established event. The Family School will take place on June 10th at the Youth Center, followed by preparations for the Pride parade with Alkuir at the same location the next day.

The week's highlight will be the Alcorcón Pride parade on June 12th, running from Los Cantos to the Town Hall Square between 7:30 PM and 8:30 PM. Following the parade, the Plaza de los Reyes de España will host the LGTB Flag raising, the proclamation by Juan Sanguino, and concerts by Ptazeta and Juacko.

Lesbian & Bisexual days will be held on Sunday, June 14th, at the Viñagrande Civic Center, featuring participants such as Bruna Lucadamo, Asun Batista, Mila Moreno, Nerea Pérez de las Heras, Patricia Galván, and Carolina Jiménez. Additionally, on June 13th, the Orgullo Alfarero (Potter's Pride) will be presented at the Youth Center, marking the arrival of this new association in the municipality.

On June 18th, the Youth Center will host the LGTBIQ+ short film cycle in collaboration with QueerCineMad, screening works like ‘Algo novo que contar’ by Paula Pereira and ‘El Búnquer’ by Sonia Moura. On June 19th, the diversity night mile at the Los Cantos Sports Center will feature a live graffiti mural, music, and DJs.

Ger's monologue, “Si la vida es un despropósito, nosotras también” (If life is a mess, so are we), will be presented on June 20th at the Buero Vallejo Theater. The popular Drag Bingo will return to the Town Hall Square on June 26th, and the summer cinema series will conclude on July 3rd with a screening of ‘Te estoy amando locamente’ in Darwin Park.