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Out Boulder Presents: Happy Hour at LuckyPie Pizza in Louisville! TONIGHT! Wednesday, May 25th from 5 to 7pm |
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 Wednesday, May 25th from 5:00 to 7:00 pm at LuckyPie Pizza (637 Front St, Louisville) for an LGBTQ and Allied Family-Friendly Social Gathering
LuckyPie Pizza and Taphouse serves handmade organic and all-natural brick oven pizzas, and has a great bar that features an ever-rotating 21 taps of craft and imported Belgian beer. There will be food and drink specials. Out Boulder's Social Gatherings provide a great way to reconnect with friends and meet new LGBTQ and Allied community members. We look forward to seeing you on Wednesday, May 25th! |
Out Boulder is Bringing Back the Barn Dance!
Barn Dance tickets are now on sale |
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The First-Ever Out Boulder Barn Dance!
While it is the first-ever Out Boulder Barn Dance, barn dances are not new for Boulder County's LGBTQ community. Back in the 70's, barn dances were held that attracted hundreds of people from all over the region.
The date for the new Barn Dance is Saturday night, June 11th, from 6 to 10 pm, at the Altona Grange, 39th and Nelson Road. The main attraction is Giddyup Kitty, a great women's bluegrass band and beer from the Pumphouse!
Plan to dress to impress with your Western finest, and boot scoot on down to the Grange! Barn Dance 2011 |
Prop Gay this Friday, May 27th! |
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Get ready for a summer welcoming Prop Gay this Friday, May 27th, 10pm @ Bacaro Venetian Taverna | 921 Pearl Street, Boulder
Live DJ, two bars, drink specials, and a theme to welcome summer: Fabulous Hats
Think to yourself: Kentucky Derby hat? Top hat? Baseball hat? Cowboy hat? A live bird? Another person also wearing you as a hat?
We're going to fabulously dance the night away at Bacaro this Friday, one of the first bars that welcomed Prop Gay nearly two years ago.
For more information, click here...
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Boulder PrideFest Planning Committee /
PrideFest Facebook Page! |
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Come be part of our PrideFest planning committee! Wednesday, May 25, 2011 - 5:00pm . To join the Boulder PrideFest Facebook group and stay up-to-date on all the news, performers, etc, please click here!
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Would your Organization or Business like an Information Table at Boulder PrideFest? |
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We are busily working on our Pridefest plans and very much hope you will join us this year! Get your booth now and save $50!
Do you have questions? Email us at admin@outboulder.org or call 303-499-5777!
2011 Pridefest will be on Sunday, Aug 28 in Central Park in Boulder! Our theme this year is:
Vendor applications are available here and will be filled on a first come/first served basis! If you have any questions about the event or the application, please contact me at: alewis@outboulder.org
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Bent Lens Cinema Presents
An All Sundance Summer Pride Weekend! |
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Saturday June 4 @ Visual Arts Complex (VAC), 1B20 - CU Boulder
5pm & 7:30pm
5pm - "CoDependent Lesbian Space Alien Seeks Same" - $5.00
An Official 2011 Selection Sundance Film Festival
6:15 - 7:30pm - The Bent Lens Salon! (enjoy the Salon between films and go back for more high drama!)
7:30pm - "Gun Hill Road" - $8.00
An Official 2011 Selection Sundance Film Festival
Prices $5 - "Codependent Lesbian Space Alien..."
$8 "Gun Hill Road"
$10 for BOTH! For film details, check http://www.bentlens.org - or join us on Facebook - Bent Lens Cinema
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Out Boulder PrideHouse Art for June
2132 14th St, Boulder
Friday, June 3rd at 7pm - opening reception |
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Juliette Hemingway was born in Belleville, Illinois. Her father is a Computer Engineer and her mother a housewife. At an early age she
showed a talent for the arts and was encouraged by her grandparents in
her interests and talents in the arts. Juliette showed a natural ability to draw figurative works.
She did not have any formal training as a child or in her early career as an artist, but opted to study books and paintings of old masters and attended figure drawing classes at her local Art Students League. There she would study under established Colorado artists, such as: Mark Daily, Rob Gratiot, and John Lencicki. Her biggest influence would come from an egg tempera artist, Mark Thompson. Here she would find the medium that best suited her temperment, with oils coming in a close second.
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FACETS Youth Caberet
June 8th @ 7pm
Old Main Theater on CU Boulder Campus |
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Featuring live performances by LGBTIQ Youth!
For more information
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Bent Lens Cinema and Boulder County AIDS Project Present: "We Were Here"
Friday, June 3rd 6:30pm at the Canyon Theater - Boulder Public Library (9th and Canyon, Boulder)
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An official selection of the 2011 Sundance Film Festival, "We Were Here" is the first documentary to take a deep and reflective look back at the arrival and impact of AIDS in the U.S., using San Francisco as the backdrop. Though a San Francisco-based story, We Were Here extends beyond San Francisco and beyond AIDS itself. It speaks to our capacity as individuals to rise to the occasion, and to the incredible power of a community coming together with love, compassion, and determination.
"'We Were Here' is absolutely electrifying" - Armistead Maupin
"Stunned by 'We Were Here.' Beyond powerful, yet ends in a message of hope & humanity. Stupendously moving." Shawn Levy, The Oregonian
Click here for more information...
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Frontrunners is for GLBT and friends of GLBT runners and walkers of all skill levels. We meet every Sunday regardless of weather; we'll start running at precisely 9:17am (a Frontrunner's tradition). We'll meet in front of the Whole Foods at Basemar Shopping Center, corner of S. Broadway and Baseline in Boulder. The cost is Free!
For more information, click here... |
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