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Calendar

February
3

ACoRN — Support group for
women’ affected by HIV/AIDS.
Meeting’ at 29 School Street,
Lebanon, NH. Call Donna
McCullough at (802) 234-9568.

6

BAGAL (BRATTLEBORO
AREA GAYS & LESBIANS)
— Monthly social mixer at Cafe
Beyond, within the Collected
Works Bookstore, 29 High
Street, Brattleboro. Call (802)
254-5947. .
ACoRN — Support group for
family and friends of those af-
fected by HIV/AIDS. Meeting
7:30 pm to 9:00 pm, 29 School
Street, Lebanon, NH. Maris No-
ble, MSW, at (603) 650-7895.

7

OUTRIGHT VT — 18+ Dis-
cussion Group. Come join our
lively member—directed and top-
ic-oriented discussion on "rel-
evant topics for lgb/q youth 18-
22. 7-9 pm. Call l-800-GLB-
CHAT. ‘

' 8

VERMONT CARES — Sup-
port group for all people living
with HIV or AIDS. 2-3:30pm,
Montpelier. 1-800-649-2437.

ACoRN —— AIDS Community
Resource Network monthly
board meeting. (603) 448-2220.

8-14

ART EXHIBITION AND SI-
LENT AUCTION — Bene-
fitting Brattleboro Area AIDS
Project. Cafe Beyond, Collected
Works Bookstore, Brattleboro.
Call (802) 254-8263.

9

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sic, games, etc.) 7pm, Acting
Out meeting space, Washington
St., Keene, NH. Preceded by ad-
visory board meeting at
6:30pm. Call (603) 358-0428.

CHILTERN MOUNTAIN
CLUB—ski weekend at Stowe.
Elaine (203) 528-4621 or Jon-
athon (617) 648-9185.

VALENTINE'S DINNER
DANCE — Clay Hill Farm,
Ogunquit, ME. (207) 646-6661.

9-11

WOMEN’S OUTDOOR
COOPERATIVE — Cross
country skiing. Colebrook, NH.
Call (603)483-0436 (6-9pm).

10

THE DRAG BALL — The
event of the year, sponsored by
VIVA (Visible In Vermont
Arts), benefitting Vermont
CARES. Memorial Annex, Bur-
lington. Call (802) 865-0385.

11

VALENTINE’S DAY
DANCE — Benefitting HOT
for Life, the men’s outreach
program at the Brattleboro Area
AIDS Project. 8pm. Rainbow
Cattle Company, Rt. 5, Dum-
merston. Call (802) 254-8263.

INTERWEAVE — Potluck
lunches for l/g/b/friends and
families. 12:30 pm, First Unitar-
ian Universalist Society, 152
Pearl St., Burlington. Feel free
to attend worship service at
11:00 am. Call Lisa Rubin at
(802) 862-0251.

LAKE CHAMPLAIN CHAP-
TER PFLAG — Monthly
meeting, 2:00 pm, First United
Methodist Church, _ Burlington.

Call (802) 863-4285 or (802)

658-3961.

2ND SUNDAY OUT — Cof-
feehouse & dance. Pyralisk in
Montpelier. 7-10pm. Cover
charge. Call Amy at (802)244-
1203.

BRATTLEBORO AREA
AIDS PROJECT — Gay Guy
Get-Together, an opportunity
for men who love men, whether
they identify as gay, bi, or

straight, to meet one another in

a supportive, affirming social
environment. 6:30-8:30pm, with
potluck at 5:30 pm. Emerald
City Cafe within the Beyond Oz
Giftshop, 8 High St., Brat-
tleboro; Carey,(802) 254-8263.

12‘
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VERMONT CO-

- _ ALITION. —- Monthly Board
Meeting, 6:00 pm.-'-All are wel- -

come toattend. Call (802) 222-
' 5123 or_ 1-800-69VTPWA.

.13

ACoRN -‘— Bereavement sup-
port group: love lost to AIDS.
Meeting at DMHC, 5:00 pm to
6:30 pm. Call Yoni Stevens at
(603) 650-5789. .

OUTRIGHT VT — Women's
group for all young 1/b/q wo-
myn under 23 to exchange ide-
as, thoughts and feelings. 7—8:30
pm. Call Outright VT at (802)
865-9677.

14

UPPER VALLEY P-FLAG —-
Support group meeting, 7:00
pm, 11 Mitchell Lane, Hanover,
NH. Call (603) 448-1982.

BAGAL (BRATTLEBORO
AREA GAYS & LESBIANS)
— Monthly “Dining Out”. For
this month’s location, 802 254-
5947.

15

VALLEY GAY MEN’S CAL-
ENDAR — Submission dead-
line for next month's issue of
this monthly calendar of events
of interest to the men’s com-
munities, including Brattleboro,
Northampton, Amherst, and be-
yond. Keith at (413) 586-5588.

MEN TOGETHER — Dis-
cussion group for gay, straight,
and bisexual men, addressing is-
sues of concern for all men.
Cafe Beyond, within the Col-
lected Works Bookstore, 29
High Street, Brattleboro. Call
John at (802) 464-3750 or Mark
at (802) 257-7949.

VIVA (VISIBLE IN VER-
MONT ARTS) — Presenting a
reading/ performance for and of
local artists, writers and musi-
cians. Last Elm Cafe, Burling-
ton. 8:00 pm. (802) 863-2307.

16

LEATHER NIGHT — Pre-
sented by The Norsemen, NH's
leather fraternity. Frontrunner,
22 Fir St., Manchester, NH
03101. Call (603) 623-6477.

VERMONT GAY MEN ’S
SPIRITUAL SUPPORT
BROTHERHOOD — Dis-
cover, explore, and create a lov-
ing men’s mythic mysteries of
the green man and our personal
spiritual journey through sacred
space-time with sacred images,
6:00 pm to 9:30 pm. (802) 863-
9684.

16-19

3RD ANNUAL WOMEN-
SPHERE WINTER RE-
TREAT — Walnut Hill, Ray-
mond, NH. (603) 942-9941.

18

MONTHLY POTLUCK FOR
PEOPLE LIVING WITH
HIV/AIDS — This is a neigh-
bor to neighbor effort of support
and socializing for those folks
affected by HIV. _Franklin
County, Massachusetts. Call
Jack at (413) 863-3149 or Ber-
nie at (413) 584-9309.

P-FLAG CENTRAL VE_R-
MONT — Monthly meeting in-
cluding support, education, and
advocacy. -1:00 pm, second
floor chapel, Unitarian Church,
134 Main Street, Montpelier.
Call Ian at (802)479-9246.

20’

NH CITIZEN’S ALLIANCE
FOR GAY AND -LESBIAN
RIGHTS (CAGLR) — Month-
ly meeting and newsletter stuff-
ing. 3 Pleasant St., 2nd Floor,
Concord, NH. Call (603) 224-
1686.

 

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21

OUTRIGHT VT — 18+ Dis-
cussion Group. Come join our
lively member—directed and top-
ic-oriented discussion‘ on rel-
evant topics for lgb/q youth 18-
22. 7-9 pm. Call 1-800-GLB-
CHAT.

PFLAG BRATTLEBORO —
Monthly meeting, 7:00 pm, Lu-
theran Church, Brattleboro.
Call Jean at (802) 257-5409.

22

VERMONT CARES — Sup-
port group for all people living
with HIV or AIDS. 2—3:30pm,
Montpelier. 1-800-649-2437.

23

ALMA (ACTIVE LESBIANS
OF THE MONADNOCK
AREA) — Meeting, 7pm, Act-
ing Out meeting space, Wash-
ington St., Keene, NH. Pre-
ceded by advisory board
meeting at 6:30pm. Call (603)
358-0428. '

23-25

1996 NEW ENGLAND G/L/
B/T STUDENT LEAD-
ERSHIP CONFERENCE —
1996 New England Highlights
include keynote speaker Mi-
chaelangelo Signorile and co-
median e Georgia Ragsdale.
Clark University, Worcester,
MA. Call (508) 793-7287.

24

OITM — Envelope stuffing for
March 1996 issue. 10:00 am,
109 South Winooski Avenue,
Burlington. All those wanting
to get involved with the news-
paper are strongly encouraged
to attend. For info, call Fred at
(617) 267-9781 or Steven at
(802) 864-6399.

PWA FAMILY DINNER —

Hudson Falls, NY. 5.7 pm. Call '

(518) 747-6832.
25

AREA
AIDS PROJECT -— Gay Guy
Get-Together, an opportunity
for men who love men, whether
they identify as gay, bi, or
straight, to meet one another in
a supportive, affirming social
environment. 6:30-8:30pm,
with potluck at 5:30 pm. Eme-
rald City Cafe in the Beyond
02 Giftshop, 8 High St., Brat-
tleboro. Carey (802) 254-8263.

27

OUTRIGHT VT — Women's
group for all young 1/b/q wo-
myn under 23 to exchange ide-
as, thoughts and feelings. 7-
8:30 pm. Call Outright VT at
(802) 865-9677.

March
1

VERMONT HIV/AIDS ED-
UCATION NETWORK —
Steering committee meeting.
9:30-12:30. Clara Martin Cen-
ter, Randolph. Call (802) 223-
3701.

4

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