Monday, December 12, 2011
7:30pm until 9:30pm
Center Stage for Marriage will be producing an evening of unforgettable entertainment, in "Home for the Holidays." All funds raised from this special event will go towards Minnesotans United for all Families. Hosted in the newly opened Cowles Center space in Minneapolis, this holiday-themed Broadway-style variety show promises to be the most inspiring holiday show this year!
Preferred seating and ticket to VIP after-party with cast: $75
General admission: $45
Student/Artist tickets: $20
Featuring:
Governor Mark Dayton
Senator Scott Dibble
Representative John Kriesel
Players from the Minnesota Orchestra
Greta Oglesby
Tod Petersen
Live Action Set
Christina Baldwin
and many more...
Click HERE for the event on facebook
Click HERE for tickets
11/27/11
11/26/11
11/23/11
(More) Big Top Pics
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| Big Top @ Saloon |
Click HERE to see the new gallery
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Saloon
The Salvation Army, Not coming to rescue YOU
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| No hun, We're talking about the Salvation Army.... but Good for You! |
I don't care how cute the guy or girl ringing that damn bell for the Salvation Army donation bin is... think about this quote from their website BEFORE you decide to drop in some change.
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MUAF,
Project 515,
Trevor Project
T.G.E - Thanksgiving EVE - HOMO:Guide
Porn Stars
DJ's
$1 Drinks
OH MY!!
The night before thanksgiving is one of the busiest nights of the year for bars. Check out our HOMO:Guide for T.G.E 2011
11/22/11
Thanksgiving, time to talk about that amendment with your family
Yup, it's that time of the year. Time when that bitchy aunt comes over for the holidays and informs you (again) that you are headed to hell. She just doesn't understand why we would allow gay people to get married. (She also doesn't understand how to make a good gravy, but that isn't the point here.)
To defeat that amendment, we GOTA have those hard conversations with our loved ones.
'But this is an opportunity that we can't afford to miss. The single most important action you can take is to start a conversation about why marriage matters to you. How else will your friends and family know that defeating the constitutional amendment is important to someone they love?'- Chris Stinson, OutFront Minnesota
Not quite sure what to say? Click HERE and read the "conversation kit" from OutFront Minnesota
To defeat that amendment, we GOTA have those hard conversations with our loved ones.
'But this is an opportunity that we can't afford to miss. The single most important action you can take is to start a conversation about why marriage matters to you. How else will your friends and family know that defeating the constitutional amendment is important to someone they love?'- Chris Stinson, OutFront Minnesota
Not quite sure what to say? Click HERE and read the "conversation kit" from OutFront Minnesota
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outfront
11/16/11
Wilde Roast owner running for State Representative
Tom DeGree (co-owner of the Wilde Roast Cafe) is running for State Representative! (how cool is that!!)
Click Here to become his fan on facebook
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DeGree,
Wilde Roast Cafe
Big Top Pics
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Head over to the Colu.mn's Flicker to see Mrs Peterson's photos from "Big Top" at the Saloon
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Click HERE to see the full album
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Saloon
11/15/11
“We Were Here” film
HOMO:film
WE WERE HERE (trailer) from David Weissman on Vimeo.
Join the Minnesota AIDS Project for a screening of the critically acclaimed documentary film “We Were Here” on Thursday, December 1, World AIDS Day, at the Riverview Theater at 7:00 p.m
“It’s impossible for a single film to capture the devastation wrought by AIDS, or the heroism with which many in the LGBT community responded to it. But director David Weissman’s documentary is such a powerful achievement because he just about does it. Focusing on the arrival, detonation and devastation of AIDS in San Francisco (after first reminding viewers how and why the city was a queer utopia), Weissman employs standard documentary tools — stock footage, home movies, smart talking heads — to wonderful effect. It’s that last component that makes the film: Armed with just their voices, wit, humor and memories, the film’s interviewees break your heart with their stories.” Ernest Hardy, LA Weekly
World AIDS Day Screening of “We Were Here”
Thursday, December 1
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Riverview Theater
3800 42nd Avenue S
Minneapolis, MN
$3
Click HERE to rsvp on facebook
WE WERE HERE (trailer) from David Weissman on Vimeo.
Join the Minnesota AIDS Project for a screening of the critically acclaimed documentary film “We Were Here” on Thursday, December 1, World AIDS Day, at the Riverview Theater at 7:00 p.m
“It’s impossible for a single film to capture the devastation wrought by AIDS, or the heroism with which many in the LGBT community responded to it. But director David Weissman’s documentary is such a powerful achievement because he just about does it. Focusing on the arrival, detonation and devastation of AIDS in San Francisco (after first reminding viewers how and why the city was a queer utopia), Weissman employs standard documentary tools — stock footage, home movies, smart talking heads — to wonderful effect. It’s that last component that makes the film: Armed with just their voices, wit, humor and memories, the film’s interviewees break your heart with their stories.” Ernest Hardy, LA Weekly
World AIDS Day Screening of “We Were Here”
Thursday, December 1
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Riverview Theater
3800 42nd Avenue S
Minneapolis, MN
$3
Click HERE to rsvp on facebook
Labels:
Homo:film,
Minnesota AIDS Project
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