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 october

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Friday 1

BRISTOL, CT - Out On The Lake At Lake
Compounce, Bristol, CT - 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm - .
www.OutlnThePark.oom/outonthelake. Be Seen,
Wear BLUE! I

BURLINGTON - League of Vermont Writers - 75th
Anniversary Celebration. Anyone interested in
writing is welcome. DATE: Friday, Octoberi and
Saturday, October 2, 2004. Friday: Registration
4:00 pm. Gala Dinner at 6:00 followed by Panel

’ Discussion. Saturday:aFull-day program including

breakfast and lunch. Bishop Booth Conference
Center, Burlington, Vermont. Panel Discussion:
Making the (Writing Life -Work inivermont. -. 7

Jessica Faust: The Agenting Process - Terence 1:
Patrick Mickey: Writing Workshop: Character  7

Place _- Steve Carlson: The World of Small 5 L
Presses PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED:  r

 Nancy Wolfe Stead at (802),  _

BURLINGTON — Outright ~ Social Hour 5-7pm.’: 4
Friday Night Group~7¥8:30pm Sexwith Dan night
with theme “monogamy vs open relationships".
FMI: Megan Kopriva, Program Assistant. Outright
Vennom. www.outrightvt.org or 802-865-9677.‘ F
MlDDLEl3URY- llsley Public Library - Solo Art
Show, 75 Main. isclolartshow featuring new work
by Bob Hooker. Reception: October 15, 7 to 9 pm.
Contact llsley Library at 388-4095—or Bob Hooker
at483-6739. I F I

RUTLAND '- Chaffee Center for the Visual Arts -
16 South Main St. Juriedmembers Art Show,
including work by Bob Hooker of Pittsford.
Reception from 5 to 8 pm. Contact Chaffee
Center at 775-0356 or Bob Hooker at 483-6739.
Show runs Oct. 1-Nov. 1.4.

STOWE - Stowe Theatre Guild - “I Love You,
You're Perfect, Now Change" Wednesday -
Saturday at 8 pm. September 22nd - October 9th.
Town Hall Theatre, Main) Street Stowe. (802)253- I
3961 or tiokets@stowetheatre.com. Tickets are
$15 adults. This is a smart musical revue about

L Richard's Faire 10:30am-6:00pm -‘
. BeSeen,Wear Purple! e :

LMONTPELIER - Riverwalk“,Records - Concert 3” 1

11m Foley 8;. Guy DeDell Funk Blues Pop Guitar& .
. Percussion. Free Concerts At Riverwalkfieoordoso
t & Psychedelic Poster Gallery 7-9 pm. so State ,

Patrick Mullikin. 1 ._ .

.. less of sexual orientation, into full participation in A
the life, membership, and leadership of this 7
‘church, and strive, as part of the Body of Christ, to

love and marriage, and the evolution of male-
female relationships.

Saturday 2
BURLINGTON - League ofvermont Writers - 75th
Anniversary Celebration. See Friday 1st.

BURLINGTON ’- R.U.1.2? - Queer Summit Vlll
9:30 — 3:30 pm at Rose Street Artist’s
Cooperative,e7\8 Rose St, Burlington, VT.

CARVER, MA - Out In The Court At King

www.OutlnThePark.com/outinthecourt

Streetlvlontpeiier. For info: 223-3334 Contact: S

STOWE ,‘ Stowe Theatre Guild - I Love You.
You're Perfect,’N/ow Change. See Friday'1st

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BURLINGTON - Outright 3 Sunday Schooli-4pm
MasQUEERade committee meeting. Trans Day of
Rememberance meeting 4pm. FMI: Megan I

Kopriva, Program ‘Assistant, Outright Vermont.
www.outrightvt.org or 802-865-9677. a ‘

BURLINGTON - Christ Church Presbyterian -
Sunday Service’; from.9:30AM. COP is a "More
Light" church. wewelcome all persons. regard-I

reach out in ministry_to’lesbian, gay, bisexual, and
transgendered people both within and outside of
our congregation. Christ Church -Presbyterian
(CCP) is located on UVM Redstone Campus

‘ between the water tower and the Catholic Center. .

WOODSTOCK, CT - Out In The Kingdom At
‘ "King Arthur's" (CT Renaissance Faire) in
Woodstock, CT- 10:00am to 5:30 pm: i .
www.OutlnThePark.com/outinthekingdom Be
Seen, Wear. PURPLE! _f ‘ . -

‘VERMONT - vpr - In the we; 1 .1’ a.e,oi=M; ‘The .1

Hidden Agenda" Efforts

to takeover public school boards; selection at -
process for textbooks and how. topics like homo- .

sexuality,:AIDS prevention‘ and

being treated. (New Season)‘V ,  A
L on the following channels; WETK Burling
‘ _  WVTB 20 St. Johnsbury, ‘ I ‘ \

7 A4‘i urtnusrori

A aW36AX*36 Manchester;

by. conservative-"Christians

A24 Windsor(dig gar)-B’
-wsaasfl aenningto '

‘ in Montpelier Main Street(

pastBen 8: Jerry’s it you are co

blue door." FMI’: 229-2158 or‘fi4;~“7a

WAITSFIELD - Mad River~KidsChcrjale
I rehearsals at the Bundy

Route 100 in Waitsfield,

17, Grades, K-2 group meets Mondays,3:a8’0-4:15
p.m.;,grades 3-6 meet Mondays 4:15-6, p.m..-Call .

802-496.-4781 . ’

1 Tuesday  I

BENNINGTON - The Turning Point Club. —
Overeaters. For more information, go to: .
www.oa.org ...Or come and check out the meeting
for yourself Tuesday nights from 6:30-7:30 pm at.
the Turning Point Club, 465 Main Street, I
Bennington,  Or call 442-9700ifor more info I
andlor to be connected with someone‘ from CA.

BRATFLEBORO - AIDS

community compass

Planning a Drag (Ball)

The Vermont People With AIDS
Coalition, in association with The
House of LeMay, announce that
they will be producing the 10th
annual Winter is A Drag Ball on
Saturday, Februa 12, 2005, at
the Higher Groun Night Club in
South Burlington. This will be the
6th year this event benefits the
Coalition, the third year The
House of LeMay has helped pro-
duce the show, and the first year
for the event to be held in the

new Higher Ground location.
Previous Drag Balls had been
held at the Higher Ground loca-
tion in Winooski, and had been
sell out events.
The Vermont PWA

A Coalition is a state-wide commu-

nity of peers whose mission is to
improve the quality of life of peo-
pie living with HIV and AIDS
through mutual support and
empowerment, exchange of
information, and advocacy. In
2005 we will sponsor our 15th

annual four day Retreat for peo-
ple with HIV/AIDS and their part-
ners. Proceeds from the Drag
Ball help the Coalition to fund the
Retreat and other events.

The House of LeMay, a
drag entertainment troupe, has
been performing for Vermont and
regional audiences for over a
decade with their silly songs,
witty banter and outrageous cos-
tumes. Hailing from their fictional
town of Beaver Pond, Vermont,
and based at the Hot Damn

I interstate). Every‘Monday in the; L g
‘ * come in frontdcor go to the Baserne 3  n» . ’ ‘
left, then to the end of the hall totlt   \

Centerfor    of
2.3 miles south of Route

Project of soumem I

Trailer Park, the "girls" perform
many shows throughout the year
including their upcoming "Leaf
Peeping, Cider Sippin Revue"
(October 23 & 24) an their
annual Christmas show
(December 18 & 19).

“With moving to a new
and larger space, and in cele-
brating a decade of Drag Balls,
we want this year to be bigger
and better than ever” says Bob
Bolyard, who is organizing the
talent for the Ball. He also said

favorite, sh , 7
"Bring onme sun";   V ,
PITTSFIELD, MA - BSCC - Potluck Dinner. 71!
Unitarian-Universalist Church, 175 Wendell Ave},
Pittsfield, MA. Bring a main dish, salad, dessert

1 beverage to share. Open to the GLBTQ commu-
nity and friends. FMI: 413/243/8484. / : : .

ST [JOHNSBURY - Vennont CARES - Needle

Exchange. walk in hours every Wednesdays-' "

6pm at Vermont CARES 1235 Hospital Drive .
F Suite two. For more into:,Penni at 802-748-9061.

ST JOHNSBURY - Vermont CARES - Oral HIV f
Testing. Free walk-in testing every Wednesday
6pm. at Vemiont CARES J 235 ‘Hospital Driv
Suite two. Other times are available by appoint-g V
merit. For more info call Penni at 802-748-9051.

Stowe - Stowe_Tiieatre Guild-I LoveYou, I‘ ‘
You're Perfect, Now Change. See‘Friday 1st 3

g Vermont - Syringe Exchange. AIDS Project of
Southern Vermont - Syringe,Exchange 6:00-9-
PM. At the Brattleboro Drop-In Center. 60 South
Mainstreet. Anonymous. FMI call 802-254-8263

‘GREATBARRlNG,TON,.MA.- PFLAG so.
Berkshire --Meeting. 7 pm~(note change of time),
I-levreh of Southem Berkshire, 270 State Rd., Gt.

1 Barrington, MA. Popcorn, film, and discussion to

celebrate October: Coming Out Month. A

I  6
I enter-‘fete, MA — Berkshire: Community College

. i --j Kareneremer; LGBT MONTHAT BEFtKSHlRE
- COMMUNITY cousee; 1350 West st,

  
   
  
  
  
   

that he's looking for not only indi-
vidual performers, but groups
who are interested in performing
larger “production-type” numbers
during the night. If anyone is
interested in performing, they are
asked to contact Bolyard at
houseoflemay@hotmail.com or
by calling 802-865-3734.

Scaring Up A Will with
Samara

Samara Foundation of Vermont
is sponsoring a Will & >>