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MARCH

3 V weilnesilaii

OITM STAFF MEETING - 6pm,
Richmond office, FMI: 434-6486,
oitm@together.net

BENNINGTON - Connections: A
Social/Support Group for GLBT Adults.
6:30 pm at Congregation Beth El, 225
North St. Please come and help plan
future events such as potluck suppers,
game nights, etc. (Meets 1st Wed. each
month.)

MONTPELIER - WOW (Women of the
Woods) Dinner and a Movie. 5 pm. A
perennial favorite. This time at Julio's on
Main St. Meet for dinner It you can't
make dinner but want to see a flick, meet
in front of Julio's at 6:15 pm. FMI: See
Source listing.

4V Tnursilav

MIDDLEBURY - Poetry workshop: A free,
weekly group for poets, offering feed-
back, encouragement, and optional
assignments. llsley Public Library, Main
St., 1:00 PM. Open to all. Bring a poem or
two to discuss; Topic:'_‘Writing'to'Be.

Heard. FMI: David Weinstock, 388-7523.

SPRINGFIELD - CCV presents Strong at
the Broken Places: This film tells the sto-
ries of four people who have experienced
trauma in their lives and turned the expe-
rience into recovery. 7 pm, CCV, 380
River St. FMI: 1-800-CCV-6686

5 V Frillalf

ESSEX - New Group Theatre of Vermont
presents Memoir, its premiere stage pro-
duction of a play by John Murrell. 7:30
pm Essex Memorial Hall, Fits 15 and 128.
Free admission. Tickets at the door. FMI:
802-877-3646. ~ '

WINOOSKI - Encore Performance: The
Inner Circle - A play about life, friendship
and dying with AIDS. The performance

‘provoked such a positive response, two

more shows were added. Don't missthe
chance of a lifetime. Curtain: 7:30pm at
the Winooski Educational Center
Performing Arts Area. (Off Main Street)
Tickets: $6 with a portion going to VT
CARES.

EV saturifati

ESSEX - New Group Theatre of Vermont
presents Memoir, its premiere stage pro-
duction of a play by John Murrell. 7:30
pm. Essex Memorial Hall, Rts 15 and
128. See March 5th for plot summary.
Free admission. Tickets at the door. FMI:
802-877-3646. '

WINOOSKI - Encore Perfomtancez The
Inner Circle — A play about life, friendship

and dying with AIDS. The -perfomtance pro"

voked such a positive response, two more
shows were added. Don't miss the chance
of a "fifetime. Curtain: 7:30pm at the
Vlfinooski Educational Center Perfonning
Arts Area. (Off Main Street) Tickets: $6 with
a portion going to VT CARES.

WINOOSKI - WOW (Women of the
Woods) Ready for a Winter Swim? 4 pm.
Join Lara at her place and bring your
bathing suit if you want to take a dip in
the indoor pool. Pool open ‘til 10 pm.
Don't be late! Call 655-3816 for direc-
tions. A

TV Sunilav

BURLINGTON - Singers Wanted! The
Samadhi Singers, A Sacred Music
Chorale for Friends & Members of the
GLBT Community. Rehearsal, 7-9 pm;
Christ Church, Presbyterian (underneath
the water tower on the UVM Redstone

Campus). Anyone who loves to sing '

sacred to spirited choral music is invited.
FMI: revcs|@aol.com or call 802-860-
7106.

ST. JOHNSBURY - Gay Men's Chorus
rehearsal, St. Johnsbury UU Church.
3pm. FMI: 633-2389 or robnyves
@together.net.

ST. JOHNSBURY - MHP potluck at the
UU Church in- St. Johnsbury. 5:30pm.
FMI: 633-2389 or robnyves
@together.net.

‘B V Monilail

BURLINGTON - Monthly Planning-

Potluck for RU12? Community Center.
Bring food, drink and energy! 6-8pm,
Please contact 860-1044, ru12ccen-
ter@hotmail.com for location or check
the calendar in Seven Days newspaper
that week (3/3).

11 V Tllursilaii

BURLINGTON - GLITTER, the GLBT lit-
erature and film club of Burlington, pre-

sents The Star, starring Bette Davis and’

Sterling Hayden. Directed by Stuart
Heisler. Past her prime,'a formerly‘ top
billed actress prepares herself for a life
out of the spotlight. Glitter meets bi-
weekly on Thursdays at 7pm at Vermont

CARES; 361’ Pearl St. All events are free,_

donations are welcome. Parking is avail‘-

able in the back lot. FMI: Steven 1<opste’in" ‘

at 434-5653, Yolanda at Vt. CARES 863-
2437 or email glitlervt@aol.corm.

JOHNSON - Johnson State College pre-
sents Betty DeGeneres at the Dibden

Center..for the Ans, 7pm. She will speak‘ V
about her experience as the spokesper- _'

son for the Human Rights Campaign's
(HRC) National Coming Out Project, and
as the mother of television actress Ellen
DeGeneres. Ms. DeGeneres’ first book,
Love, ElIen:A Mother, Daughter Journey
is scheduled to be released this month.
FMI: (802) 635-1253 '

MIDDLEBURY - Poetry workshop: A free,
weekly group for poets, offering feed-
back, encouragement, and optional
assignments. llsley Public Library, Main
St.,1:00 PM. Open to all. Bring a poem or
two to discuss. Topic: Titling Your Poems.
FMI:, David Weinstock, 388-7523. .

124:7 Frillalf A

‘MIDDLEBURY - New Group Theatre or
Vermont presents Memoir, its premiere

stage production of a play by John
Murrell. 7:30pm A.R.T, Hannaford
Center. See March 5th for plot summary.
Free admission. Tickets at the door. FMI:
802-877-3646.

13 V saturilaii

MIDDLEBURY - New Group Theatre of
Vermont presents Memoir, its premiere
stage production of a play by John
Murrell. 7:30pm A.R.T, Hannaford
Center. See March 5th for plot summary.
Free admission. Tickets at the door. FMI:
802-877-3646.

14 V Sundail

BERKSHIRE - Crones Snowshoe, 12:30
if there's snow at Bev and Joy's. Bring an
Irish dish and come as your favorite lep-
rechaun. Bev will provide green drinks.
FMI: Call 848-7037

BURLINGTON - UU Circle: Pagan Film
Series and Potluck Fellowship. Join us for
a feast and film. Potluck at 5:30 pm.,
showing of the film "Erik the Viking” at 7
pm. First UU Society of Burlington, 152
Pearl St.. Donations. Info, 658-9689.

BURLINGTON - Singers Wantedl The

S Samadhisingers, A Sacred Music Chorale

for Friends & Members of the GLBT
Community. Rehearsal, 7-9 pm; Christ
Church, Presbyterian (underneath the
water tower on the UVM Redstone
Campus). Anyone who loves to sing sacred
to spirited choral music is invited. FMI: revo-
sl@ao|.com or call 802-860-7106. ‘

MONTPELIER - Gay Men's Chorus
rehearsal. Montpelier UU Church. FMI:
633-2389 or robnyves@together.net.

NORTHFlELD' -, "wow Pancake

. Breakfast 9 am at Jan and Sid‘s. This.is-
the first time we've tried this, and we're ’

hoping it won't fall flat... Bring a healthy
appetite and the topping you like best.
Call 485-8588 for directions.

SPRINGFIELD - Vennont‘ People With

AIDS Coalition meeting (and board meet-_ _
ing) at the Hartness‘ House, 11:30. FMI: ’

800-698-8792 (vi only). 802-229-2754,
or vtpwac@sover.net. This is a great

' chanceto check out the Hartness House,

site of the PWAC annual retreat '99.

.-Lunch ;provide.d. Reservations ‘ required.
Great opportunity to get involved -with-.

VTPWAC. Website: www.vtpwac.org

 

ments. llsley Public Library, Main St., 1:00 _

PM. Open to all. Bring a poem or two to
discuss. Topic: Writing your Way Out of a
Rut . FMI: David Weinstock, 388-7523.

19 V Frillail

SHELBURNE - New Group Theatre of
Vermont presents "Memoir," its premiere
stageproduction of a play by John
Murrell. 7:30 p.m. Shelburne Town Hall.
See March 5th for plot summary. Free
admission. Tickets at the door. FMI: 802-
877-3646.

SOUTH ROYALTON - 5th Annual Sexual
Orientation and the Law Conference,
8:30am -6pm. Panel discussions, keynote
speaker, and presentation of inaugural
Vennont Vanguard Award. Free and open
to all. FMI: www.vermontlaw.
edu/~al|iance/confab99/

20 V Sallllllav

SHELBURNE - New Group Theatre of
Vennont presents "Memoir," its premiere
stage productionof a play by John
Murrell. 7:30pm Shelburne Town Hall.
See March 5th for plot summary. Free
admission. Tickets at the door. FMI: 802-
877-3646.

21 V sumiaii

BURLINGTON - Singers Wanted! The
Samadhi Singers, A Sacred Music
Chorale. for Friends & Members of the
‘GLBT Community. Rehearsal, 7-9 pm;
Christ Church, Presbyterian (underneath
the water tower on the UVM Redstone
Campus). Anyone who loves to sing

sacred to spirited choral music is invited.
FMI: revcs|@aol.com or call 802-860- .

7106. - .

BURLINGTON - Crones: Dinner -and a
movie. FMI: Call Mary 878-5835.

MONTPELIER - Gay Men's Chorus

‘ rehearsal. Montpelier UU ‘Church. FMI: ‘
_633-2389 or robnyves@together.net..

sT. ALBANS - THE MAIN EVENT at
Jeff's Maine Seafood sponsored by the

VCLGR for Equality Begins at Home.

Week. $10.00. 5-9pm. Mixer, all; g/I/b/t

wanted! ‘Updates, mlng|er,'hors ‘d‘ oeu- "

.,vres, discussion, funllll -_FMI: 848-7037 or

email: GOLDENTRED @aol.com.

16 V. Tuesilaii. V, -

STOWE - Coming Out: Adjusting to a-
New Lifestyle: This one evening work-
shop will explore some of the issues fac-
ing gays and lesbians when they decide
to “come out.“ Designed for gays and les-
bians as well as friends, family, and other
interested individuals. 6-9 pm, Stowe
Free Library. Sponsored by VCCV
Morrisville. Facilitated by John Castaldo.
$25, to register 1-802-888-4258.

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MIDDLEBURY «Poetry workshop: A free,
weekly group for poets, offering feedback,
encouragement, and optional assign-

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BURLINGTON - GLITTER, the GLBT lit-

erature and film club of Burlington, pre- .

sents The Killing of Sister George (1968,
Great Britain). Directed by Robert Aldrich
and sta_rring Beryl Reid as June
Buckridge, who Sister George on a TV

soap. This notorious film, containing the ‘

first lesbian "love scene," realized all of ad
1968 lesbian’s worst fears: that she be-
seen as a sick, depraved, unhappy, and

doomed creature. Released on the eve of -

.the modern Gay Liberation Movement,

one can speculate that this horror-show
lesbian film fueled the lesbian communi-

ty's rage and demand forcivil rights. ‘See '

March 11 Glitter listing for location and
details.

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MIDDLEBURY - Poetry workshop: A free,
weekly group for poets, offering feed-
back, encouragement, _ and optional
assignments. llsley Public Library, Main
St.. 1pm.. Open to all. Bring a poem or
two to discuss. Topic: Assembling Your
Manuscript. FMI: David Weinstock, 388-
7523.

26 V slant

HANOVER, NH - LBQA Coffee Hour. A
monthly informal coffee hour for lesbian,
bisexual, and questioning women, and
their friends/allies. Students, faculty, staff,
and Upper Valley community members
welcome. Topic: "Out Like a Lamb: Self-
Care tor Spring Renewal"; 4-6 pm,
Women's Resource Center, 6 Choate Rd.

21 V Saturilaii

BURLINGTON - "Who are the people in
your neighborhood?" : RU12? Commun-
ity Center presents the first supper in a
series of semi-annual events supponing
GLBT community-building in VT.
Celebrate Equality Begins at Home with
your community at this fun and informa-
tive buffet dinner.. Be present for the
unveiling of a new community archive
project. Radisson Hotel, Burlington.
Please pre-register. indicate in advance if
you need an ASL interpreter or childcare.
Admission is $10 (no one will be turned
away for lack of funds). FMI 860-1044,
ru12ccenter@hotmail.com, www.paper-
moon.net

WHITEFIELD, NH - Social at the ‘

Whitefield Inn. $5 cover; includes buffet.
7pm. FMI: 603-837-2760 (the inn) or 802-
633-2389 / robnyves@together.net.

WILLIAMSTOWN — WOW (Women of the
Woods) After-dinner Poker Party 6:30 pm.
Bring something to drink and a good-luck
charm. Call 433-5990 for directions.

28V sunilaii

BURLINGTON? Singers Wanted! The
Samadhi.-Singers, A Sacred Music
Chorale for Friends 8' Members of the
GLBT Community. Rehearsal, 7-9 pm;
Christ Churc_h, Presbyterian (underneath
the water tower on the UVM Redstone
-Campus). Anyone «wholoves to sing
sacred to spirited choral music is invited.
»FM|:-‘rev’csI@aol.cor'n or ‘call 802-860-

BURLINGTON - UU;Circle: Full Moon
and Spring ritual, potluck, and meeting.
All who support the Covenant of UU
Pagans’ mission are welcome. Wear garb
if you like, and bring something forteast,
a musical instrument, and a cushionto sit
on. HC accessible. First uu Society of
Burlington, 152 S Pearl St., 6pm;
Donations. FMI: 658-9689.

GAY MEN'S CHORUS - Rehearsal 3pm.
FMI: . , 802-633-2389 or . robnyves
@together.net. ' ‘
30 V Tuesilaii

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4-8pm, Richmond office. All are wet-
come! 434-6486, oitm@toget_her.net ,