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June 1991

 

W.0.W. Perennial Plant Swap, brunch,
and planning session in Huntington, 11:00
a.m. For more info, call 454-8552.

Springfest 1991 AIDS benefit for Ver-
mont AIDS Council, 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the
Radisson Hotel (Adirondack Room),
Burlington. Includes fashion show, live
entertainment, and dancing. Cash bar. $10
- $20 sliding scale donation. For tickets or
more information, call Travis at 626-3618
or Noel at 748-1024.

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Long Trail Backpack with the Chiltem
Mountain Club. Call Mike at (603) 644-
7658 for details.

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Pride Day in Boston, featuring an appear-
ance by Virginia and the Wolves at Club
Indigo.

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First Class Male touring male revue at
Pearls in Burlington. $10.00 cover charge.

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Poker night with Women of the Woods.
“Last chance to get even.” Worcester, 6:30
p.m. Call 454-8552 for more information.

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NH Pride March and Rally at the State
House in ConcordNH. March starts at dusk
with rally following.

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Pride Day in New Hampshire at Pat’s
Peak in Henniker. Featuring Teresa Trull,
Kate Clinton, Romanovsky and Phillips,
the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus, and Ladies
Express. Admission is $15.00 with a dance
in the evening.

BBQ and Hiking with Rutland Area Gay/
Lesbian Connection at White Rocks Park in
E. Wallingford. Bring your own goodies,
etc. Meet at Grace Congregational Church
In Rutland to carpool at 10:30 a.m.

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OITM All-Community Meeting. Make
your voice heard as we hold our annual
meeting for staff members, advertisers,
readers, and anyone else who wants to get

involved or share ideas and input. First
floor of the classroom building, Vermont
Law School (off exit 3 on I-89), So. Royal-
ton VT, 1-3:00 pm: with reception follow-
ing. Call 229-0109 for more information.

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Romanovsky and Philips in concert at
Contois Auditorium in Burlington, 8:00
p.m. Tickets on sale at door, $8-$15 sliding
scale, available in advance at the Peace and
Justice Center. Sponsored by OUTRIGHT
VERMONT, Burlington Women’s Coun-
cil, and Badgirls Productions.

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Bonfire with Women of the Woods to
celebrate the Summer Solstice or the end of
school or whatever. Bring musical instru-
ments, something to roast, and your lawn
chair. Williamstown, 7:00 p.m. For more
information, call 454-8552.

“Come Camp in Queen City,” a dance to
kick off Lesbian/Gay Pride 1991 at Contois
Auditorium, City Hall, Burlington, 7-
11200 p.m. Door prizes for the carnpiest
queer. Sponsored by OUTRIGHT VER-
MONT and the Multicultural Council of
Vermont.

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VERMONT PRIDE DAY

Pride Day in Burlington, Vermont. Rally
at noon on Church Street side of City Hall;
march begins at 12:30 followed by a rally
until 3:00 (rain date in Contois Audito-
rium). Live entertainment from 3-5:00. See
article on front page for more details.

Pride Day Dance featuring Virginia and
the Wolves downstairs in Memorial Audi-
torium, Burlington, 7-11:00 p.m. $6-$15
sliding scale admission.

22-23
Huntington Ravine Climb with the Chil-
tern Mountain Club. Call Loren or Cindy
for details at (617) 625-8537.

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Lesbian and Gay Parents’ Social Group
Sunday Pot Luck Brunch. Monthly social
gatherings for lesbian and gay parents and
their children. For more information, call
Deb or Jane at (802) 660-2713.

28-29
Dance with "Two of Hearts" at the Keene
Unitarian Universalist Church, 69 Wash-
ington St., Keene NH. 9 p.m. to midnight
each night, $7.00. Benefits Monadnock
AIDS Project and the NH Gay Info line.

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Pride Day in New York City at Union
Square Park, 2-6:00 p.m. rally.

 

INDEPENDENCE DAY

Fourth of July Festival and AIDS Benefit
in Burlington. Art auction at Déja Vu res-
taurant on Pearl Street in the morning;
outdoor activities include flea market, food
booths, AIDS info booths, face painting,
music, and more. Huge street dance in the
evening with "live bands, movers, shakers,
and celebrities."

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Climbing at Cannon Cliff NH with the
Stonewall Climbers. For more informa-
tion, call John at (202) 347-1511.

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BBQ, games, etc. with Rutland Area Gay/
Lesbian Connection at Branbury State
Park, Lake Dunmore, Salisbury, for the
better part of the day. “Bring your own
stuff.”

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Lesbian and Gay Parents’ Social Group
Sunday Pot Luck Bmnch. Monthly social
gatherings for lesbian and gay parents and
their children. For more information, call
Deb or Jane at (802) 660-2713.

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