Pride Week Events,

June 18th-23rd

 

Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay Film Festival
Friday June 18th - Thurs June 24th,
Savoy Theatre, Montpelier

Same World, Different Channel : An evening

of short fiction by Gay writers
Wed. June 23rd, 6-8pm

Chassman and Bem Booksellers
Church street Marketplace, Burlington

Out on Stage Theater Group presents

"Pride's Place" An Original Real-to-life

comedy-drama (Five performances!)

V Saturday June 5th, 7 pm,
Brattleboro Union High School

V Saturday June 12th, 2 pm, Catamount Film
and Arts Center, St. Johnsbury

V Saturday June 19th, 7pm Rutland Playhouse
at East Creek Center, Rutland

VFriday, June 25th: 7pm, 9 pm ( two shows!)
Contois Auditorium, Burlington

Pride Day Events,

Saturday, June 26th

NOON March Kickoff and Rally
Unitarian Church, top of Church Street
Marketplace

 

1pm Parade and March through
Downtown Burlington

Floats: Decorate your truck, boat, or shopping cart (and
let us know ahead of time!!)

Contingents: Dykes on Bikes, Moms and Tykes, P—FLAG,

Gay Vets, Bisexuals and others. Bring your banner!

Marching Band: Its not to late to J oin: Get those instru-
ments out .of the closet and call Peter 878-1123

Baton Twirlers: We need you!!

2-6pm Rally at Battery Park,with music,
comedy, community speakers
and more.

  

 

  
   
  
  
   
   
   
   
 
 
  
  
  
  
   
  
    
   
   

Rally Performers include:

Sara Cytron: New Directions for Women calls Sar
“side splittingly, howlingly funny. She is political u.
her comedy is cutting edge.” With a strong Brookl .,
accent, Sara weaves tasteful irreverence with sharp
Dyke politics and New York feminist angst.

Kwanzaa Percussion Ensemble:
Kwanzaa strives to build bridges between cultures.
performance, workshops, and education.

John Calvi: Gay Singer/Songwriter composed Meg
Christian’s hit, “The Ones Who Weren’t Here” ‘

Queen City Cabaret:
Celebrating ourselves and our friends in song.

Lisa McCormick: Putney singer/songwriter Lisa
McCormick brings a strong voice and powerful wri
talent to the stage. Her rock/folk is not afraid to 
address the issues head-on, with disarming insight
and wit and a contagious contemporary sound. S

Virginia and the Wolves:
An all Women’s Dance Band, they play everything .
from the Rolling Stones to the B-52s. They get a cm
on their feet moments into the first song and leave 5
them clamoring for more. C

 
  
   
    
 
  
  
     
 
  
  
  
 

Pride Night Events,
Saturday, June 26th

8pm, Flynn Theatre
The Fabulous Flirtations:
Internationally renowned gay a cappela group.

9pm sharp, Last Elm Cafe

corner of N. Winooski Ave. and North St.
Steph Pappas:

Virtuoso screaming guitar backed by vocals so cut-
ting edge they leave open veins pumping. Not for the:
faint heartedll

Diane Horstmyer: ,
Born to sing the blues, this artist will nail you with!

stylish twang as well. No wonder she’s back by pop11'
lar demand!