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Charlie's Calendar
Issue published May 9, 2008

Compiled by Anthony Glassman

To Saturday, May 10

25 Questions for a Jewish Mother, one-woman off-Broadway show by lesbian comedian and actor Judy Gold, 8:30 pm, additional 3:30 pm Saturday matinée, $32, $28 Thursday, Cleveland Play House, 8500 Euclid Ave, Cleveland; 216-795‑7000, www.clevelandplayhouse.com.

Friday, May 9

Bear Bakery and Beer Bust with Arktos bear club, proceeds from homemade goodies go to Violet's Cupboard and Cleveland Food Bank; admission free, 7:30 pm, Daddies, 1009 S. Main St, Akron, 330-434‑4860, www.arktos-online.com.

Underwear Dance Party, benefit for the AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland, with special guests Benjamin Bradley and Shari Turner, $10, 10 pm, Bounce, 2814 Detroit Ave, Cleveland; 216-621‑0766.

Tamika’s Bachelorette Show, drag show with a variety of local talent benefiting the designated charities of the Imperial Sovereign Queen City Court of the Buckeye Empire, 11:30 pm, Shooters, 927 Race Street, Cincinnati; 513-381‑9900, www.isqccbe.org.

Friday to Sunday, May 9 to 11

Ohio LeatherSir and Leatherboy Contest, feeder contest for Great Lakes LeatherSir and leatherboy, contest open to legal males 21+ who self-identify as gay, Woofs, 2063 East Livingston, Columbus; www.myspace.com/olsbcontest.

Saturday, May 10

Out and About Service Day, invigorating day of cleaning the grounds of the Community AIDS Network, 9:30 am, 1950 McTaggart Drive, Akron; www.clevelandoutandabout.org, 216-556‑4832.

HRC City Challenge Columbus, scavenger hunt to benefit HRC, registration $30/team, begin at 1 pm from Score Bar, 145 North Fifth St, Columbus; register at www.hrc.org/citychallenge.

Pride in Our Party, Ohio Democratic Party LGBT Caucus reception in support of LGBT Outreach, speakers Gov. Ted Strickland and Sen. Sherrod Brown, 5 pm, $100-$1,000 suggested donation, Columbus Convention Center Room C‑111, 400 North High Street, Columbus; RSVP to James Winnett at 614-207‑2514, james@ohiodems.org.

Twilight Dancers, queer Filipino film shown as part of the Asians and Friends-Cleveland film series, potluck 6:30 pm, film 8 pm, $4, $2 members, private home in Garfield Heights (Cleveland); www.afcleveland.org.

Smiley Face, stoner comedy by queer director Gregg Araki, 7:20 pm, $8, $6 for Cinematheque members and CIA students and staff, Cleveland Institute of Arts Cinematheque, 11141 East Blvd, Cleveland; 216-421‑7450.

Art for Life, art auction to benefit the Columbus AIDS Task Force, patron reception 6 pm, live auction 7:30 pm, silent auction and party 8 pm, regular admission $75, students $40, couples $140, live auction $125, patron tickets $250+, Columbus City Center, 111 South Third St, Columbus; www.afl2008.org, patron and live auction tickets e‑mail terrilemaile-williams@catf.net or call 614-340‑6753.

Elijah Black, performer will be showcasing his new CD Better Man before and after Mr. N.E. Ohio Bear contest, 9 pm, $2, Cocktails, 1009 S. Main St, Akron, 330-376‑2625, www.elijahblack.com.

Mr. Northeast Ohio Bear Contest, sponsored by Arktos bear club, 10:30 pm, $2 includes Elijah Black performance (above), Cocktails/Daddies, 1009 S. Main St, Akron, 330-434‑4860, www.arktos-online.com.

Bachelorette Auction, proceeds benefit the Black Gay and Proud Celebration, meet and greet 9 pm, auction 11 pm, Secrets Lounge (upstairs), 12820 Brookpark Rd, Cleveland; 216-233‑1411 or 216-789‑8998 for tickets, www.bgpcleveland.com.

Telling Point, new band with some familiar faces in Cleveland, $5, the Nickel, 4365 State Road, Cleveland; 216-661‑1314, www.myspace.com/thenickelbar.

Tuesday, May 13

Shane Nelson and Todd Carter, heads of erotic novelty companies, speaking at the Plexus LGBT chamber of commerce meeting, 6 pm, Ambiance, 4745 Great Northern Blvd, North Olmsted (Cleveland); www.thinkplexus.org, 888-753‑9879.

P-FLAG Dayton Scholarship Banquet, announcement of winners of $2,000 scholarships, potluck dinner, program with author Katrina Kittle, 6:30 pm, Cross Creek Community Church, 667 Miamisburg-Centerville Rd, Dayton; 937-640‑3333, www.pflagdayton.org.

Rabbi David Horowitz to speak, rabbi emeritus of Temple Israel in Akron and national secretary of P-FLAG, reception included, 7 pm, Wise Temple Center, 8329 Ridge Road, Cincinnati; 513-793‑2556, www.wisetemple.org.

Kate Clinton, lesbian comedian, benefits the Equality Ohio Education Fund, 8 pm, Southern Theater, 21 East Main St, Columbus; tickets $37.50 at CAPA; 614-469‑0939; prime “gold seats” are $60 from www.equalityohio.org.

Wednesday, May 14

Ohio Statehouse Lobby Day, organized by Equality Ohio, meet with your state senators and representatives to present LGBT viewpoints, Columbus; 614-224‑0400, www.equalityohio.org.

Thursday to Saturday, May 15 to 17

Sexuality and Health, Midcontinent and Eastern Region joint conference of the Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, Hilton Garden Inn, 1100 Carnegie Ave, Cleveland; www.sexscience.org.

Friday, May 16

Huntington Beach Sunset Hike, organized by Cleveland Out and About, 6:30 pm, meet at the main parking lot, Lake Road at Porter Creek Drive, Bay Village (Cleveland); www.clevelandoutandabout.org, 216-556‑4832.

Drag Revue, fifth annual Wright State University Rainbow Alliance show, rescheduled from February, special guests Dee Ranged and the Rubi Girls, benefits AIDS Resource Center Ohio, $7 pre-sale, $10 door, 9 pm, Club Aquarius, 135 East Second St, Dayton; 937-775‑5565, Scott.95@wright.edu.

Friday to Sunday, May 16 to 18

PACT Youngstown 25th Anniversary, coinciding with the Midland Region 20th Anniversary celebration, Friday registration and welcome reception, Saturday Midland meeting, board of directors meeting and awards banquet, Sunday board of directors meeting and bloody Mary brunch, $50 if registered before March 31, $75 before April 30, money order or cash only after May 1, Red Roof Inn, 1051 Tiffany South, Boardman (Youngstown); 330-719‑3869, www.bwmtmidland.com.

Healing Weekend, presented by West Ohio AIDS Ministry Committee, workshops, entertainment, discussion groups, for people with HIV or AIDS, friends, families, caregivers and partners, Widewater Retreat and Ministry Center, 4050 U.S. 24, Liberty Center (Toledo); 419-514‑8006, kathie.king@att.net.

Reconciling Anniversary Celebration, second anniversary of St. Paul’s United Methodist Church becoming a Reconciling Congregation, Friday concert, Saturday LGBT spring community potluck dinner, Sunday joint worship with Eternal Joy MCC, St. Paul’s, 101 Huffman Ave, Dayton; www.stpauldayton.org, 937-252‑4467.

Saturday, May 17

Stop AIDS Golf Outing, $95 per golfer includes 18 holes, dinner, drinks and silent auction, foursomes available, dinner-only tickets $25, registration 12 noon, shotgun start 1 pm, dinner approximately 6 pm, Hickory Woods Golf Course, 1240 Hickory Woods Drive, Milford (Cincinnati); 513-421‑2437, www.avoc.org.

Blast from the Past, seventh annual Blame the Champagne fundraiser for the Toledo Opera, presented by the Primo Divos LGBT and allies group, silent auction, grazing buffet, live auction, dancing, 7 pm, $75, $150 with open bar and reserved seating, Wildwood Antiques and Auction House, 1244 Corprate Drive, Holland (Toledo); 419-244‑7464, www.toledoopera.com.

Casino Night, part of the TaDa Dinner Series benefiting the Cleveland LGBT Center, wine and beer, appetizers and desserts, blackjack, Texas hold ’em and roulette, 18+, $25, 7:30 pm, Lelolai, 1889 West 25th St, Cleveland; 216-651‑5428 ext. 15, www.lgbtcleveland.org.

Ante Freeze, concert with the tandem of Alexis Antes and Frozen Feet, $5, the Nickel, 4365 State Road, Cleveland; 216-661‑1314, www.myspace.com/TheNickelBar.

Sunday, May 18

LGBT Homeless Youth Forum, with Nick Ray, senior policy analyst for the NGLTF, presented by Equality Toledo, 1 pm, University of Toledo; michelle@equalitytoledo.org, 419-344‑0045, www.equalitytoledo.org.

AIDS Candlelight Memorial, 25th anniversary of the first candlelight vigil for AIDS, 6:30 pm, New Vision, 3129 Market Ave. North, Canton; 330-453‑0146 ext. 118, meekerre@stark.redcross.org.

AIDS Candlelight Memorial, 25th anniversary of the first candlelight vigil for AIDS, 7:30 pm, Log Cabin across from Courthouse Square Park, Warren; www.trumbullcountyaids.org.

Monday, May 19

Insight Monthly Dinner, Cleveland LGBT personal, social and business networking organization, for location and reservation call 216-556‑0576.

Wednesday, May 21

But I’m a Cheerleader, a coming-out comedy film, presented by the MetroHealth Pride Clinic, GSA and P‑FLAG Cleveland, 5:30 pm, Scott Auditorium, MetroHealth Hospital, 2500 MetroHealth Drive, Cleveland; www.metrohealth.org.

Thursday, May 22

PACT-tini Night, $3 from each “PACT-tini” (apple martini) ordered will be donated to People of All Colors Together-Cleveland, Bounce, 2814 Detroit Ave, Cleveland; www.pactcleveland.com.

Friday, May 23

Celebrate Recovery with Greg Louganis, evening featuring the openly gay Olympic gold medalist, chicken Wellington dinner and dessert, presented by Neighborhood Properties, Inc., presentation of the NPI customer service and advocacy awards, 6 pm, $25 advance, $35 door, Dana Conference Center, Hilton Toledo, 3110 Glendale Ave, Toledo; RSVP by May 12 to 419-473‑2604.

Saturday, May 24

Early Girl, with special guests Nervous but Excited from Michigan, $5, the Nickel, 4365 State Road, Cleveland; 216-661‑1314, www.myspace.com/TheNickelBar.

Sunday, May 25

Memorial Day Cookout, presented by Asians and Friends Cleveland, bring your own meat or meat substitute, 3 pm, private home in Cleveland Hts; www.afcleveland.org.

Progressive Dinner, meal presented by People of All Colors Together-Cleveland at three houses in the Willoughby area; www.pactcleveland.com.

Monday, May 26

Inside Out by Mark Tewksbury, topic of conversation at the Ten Percent Book Club meeting, 7:30 pm, Liberation United Church of Christ, 13714 Madison Ave, Lakewood (Cleveland); damichcoop@roadrunner.com.

Friday, May 30

Lvnmuziq, concert with Michigan singer-songwriter Liz Snavely, 7 pm, Barking Spider, 11310 Juniper Rd, Cleveland; www.barkingspidertavern.com.

Friday and Saturday, May 30 and 31

The Witnesses, film about a group of friends enjoying a polysexual summer before learning of the AIDS outbreak, 7 pm Fri, 5:15 pm Sat, $8, $6 for Cinematheque members and CIA students and staff, Cleveland Institute of Arts Cinematheque, 11141 East Blvd, Cleveland; 216-421‑7450.

Sunday, May 31

Windsong Spring Concert, Cleveland’s feminist chorus, Archwood United Church of Christ, 2800 Archwood Ave, Cleveland; www.windsongchorus.org.

“Heroes: People Who Rock Our World,” Cincinnati Men’s Chorus concert benefiting the P-FLAG Cincinnati scholarship fund, 8:07 pm, $20 advance, $25 door, Harriet Tubman Theater, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, 50 East Freedom Way, Cincinnati; 513-542‑2626, www.cincinnatimenschorus.org.

Paranoid Park, latest film by gay director Gus Van Sant, 9:40 pm, $8, $6 for Cinematheque members and CIA students and staff, Cleveland Institute of Arts Cinematheque, 11141 East Blvd, Cleveland; 216-421‑7450.

Jane Deans, $5, the Nickel, 4365 State Road, Cleveland; 216-661‑1314, www.myspace.com/TheNickelBar.

Sunday, June 1

Canoe/Kayak Trip, presented by Cleveland Out and About, 11 am, cookout follows 7-mile trip, meet at Camp Hi Canoe Livery in Hiram, 12274 Abbott Rd, Hiram (east of Cleveland); 216-556‑4832, www.clevelandoutandabout.com.

TransOhio Unity Picnic, second annual event, 12 noon, Goodale Park, Columbus; www.transohio.org, 614-441‑8167.

Faith and Fairness Town Hall: Finding Tools for Advocacy from Your Faith Tradition, featuring HRC Religion and Faith Program director Harry Knox and Rev. Miguel De La Torre, professor of ethics and religion at Iliff School of Theology, presented by Equality Toledo, 2:30 pm, University of Toledo College of Law Auditorium, 2801 West Bancroft St, Toledo; 419-244‑0045, www.equalitytoledo.org.

Thursday, June 5

Terry Michelle, opening reception for exhibit of work by lesbian photographer, 6 pm, Loganberry Books, 13015 Larchmere Blvd, Shaker Hts (Cleveland); 216-795‑9800.

Friday, June 6

Pride Artsfest, art show and sale festuring live classical music, hors d’oeuvres and beverages, donations at the door, 7 pm, Church of Our Saviour, 471 Crosby St, Akron; 330-697‑0796.

Friday and Sunday, June 6 and 8

Viva, spoof of soft-core sexploitation films about two bored housewives who explore their sexuality and each other, 7 pm Fri, 8:45 Sun, $8, $6 for Cinematheque members and CIA students and staff, Cleveland Institute of Arts Cinematheque, 11141 East Blvd, Cleveland; 216-421‑7450.

Saturday, June 7

Ohio Lesbian Festival Garage Sale, benefits the September 6 festival, 8 am-4 pm, Alternative Auto Care, 136 West 5th Ave, Columbus; 614-294‑0580.

Dayton Pride Parade and Festival, line-up 12 noon, step-off 1 pm from Cooper Park at Third and Patterson, rally and festival at Courthouse Square, Third and Main Streets, Dayton; www.daytonlgbtcenter.com, 937-274‑1776.

Go Go G-Boys, queer Taiwanese film about three guys competing in a gay men’s beauty contest, shown as part of the Asians and Friends-Cleveland film series, potluck 6:30 pm, film 8 pm, $4, $2 members, private home in Garfield Hts (Cleveland); www.afcleveland.org.

Robin Stone, concert with soulful singer-songwriter, $5, the Nickel, 4365 State Road, Cleveland; 216-661‑1314, www.myspace.com/TheNickelBar.

Friday, June 13

In Our Family: Portraits of All Kinds of Families, display of traveling exhibit of photographs by Gigi Kaeser and interviews edited by Peggy Gillespie and Rebekah Boyd, presented by Pilgrim UCC, Lakewood Congregational UCC, Merrick House and the UCC National Offices, part of the Tremont Art Walk, Pilgrim Congregational UCC, 2592 West 14th St, Cleveland; 216-861‑7388, www.pilgrimalive.org.

Saturday, June 14

GIFT Cruise, 20th annual voyage on the Goodtime III organized by the Gay Invitational Fellowship Tournament, boarding time 7 pm, cast off 7:30 pm sharp, returns 10 pm; $20, North Coast Harbor, East 9th St. at Lake Erie, Cleveland; www.clevelandgift.org, 216-749‑2152.

Liz Rubino Cabaret Show, $5, the Nickel, 4365 State Road, Cleveland; 216-661‑1314, www.myspace.com/TheNickelBar.

Saturday and Sunday, June 14 and 15

Cincinnati Pride Alive Parade & Festival, in Northside’s Hoffner Park both Saturday and Sunday; 4 to 10 pm Saturday, Sunday starts with 11:30 am pep rally at Burnet Woods, then 1 pm parade back to Hoffner at Hamilton Avenue and Blue Rock St., where festival continues until 7 pm; 513-591‑0200, www.prideisalive.com.

Tuesday, June 17

Insight Monthly Dinner, Cleveland LGBT personal, social and business networking organization, for location and reservation call 216-556‑0576.

Wednesday, June 18

LGBT Living Wills, workshop presented by attorney Donna Powers, 7 pm, Pilgrim UCC, 2592 West 14th St, Cleveland; triciag@pilgrimalive.org, 216-861‑7388.

Thursday and Sunday, June 19 and 22

XXY, film about an intersexed teen exploring her budding sexuality, 7:20 pm Thurs, 9:10 pm Sun, $8, $6 for Cinematheque members and CIA students and staff, Cleveland Institute of Arts Cinematheque, 11141 East Blvd, Cleveland; 216-421‑7450.

Saturday, June 21

Cleveland Pride Parade and Festival, parade marches from West 3rd St. and St. Clair Ave. to festival at Voinovich Park, surrounded by Lake Erie at the north end of East 9th St.; 216-371‑0214, www.clevelandpride.org.

LGBT Flyers Reunion, second one of the University of Dayton LGBT alumni organization, reception 5 pm, Marianist Hall atrium, University of Dayton; lgbtflyers@yahoo.com, www.myspace.com/lgbtflyers.

Dayton Pride Dinner and Expo, Ponitz Center, Sinclair Community College, West Third at Perry Street, Dayton; www.daytonlgbtcenter.com, 937-274‑1776.

HRC Columbus Annual Dinner, Hyatt Regency Columbus, 350 North High St, Columbus; http://columbus.hrc.org.

Alexis Antes, Pride concert with singer-songwriter, $5, the Nickel, 4365 State Road, Cleveland; 216-661‑1314, www.myspace.com/TheNickelBar.

Saturday and Sunday, June 21-22

“Tunes From Tales,” author Armistead Maupin joins the North Coast Men’s Chorus in readings, songs and dances of his Tales of the City series, 8 pm Saturday, 3 pm Sunday, Waetjen Auditorium, Cleveland State University Music Bldg, 2001 Euclid Ave, www.ncmchorus.org, 216-556‑0590.

Sunday, June 22

Drag Ball 3, third annual charity drag softball game presented by North Coast Athletics Association softball league, Gordon Park, East 72nd St. south of I-90, Cleveland; 216-255‑0103, www.northcoastsoftball.com.

Wednesday, June 25

LGBT Living Wills, workshop presented by attorney Donna Powers, 7 pm, Pilgrim UCC, 2592 West 14th St, Cleveland; triciag@pilgrimalive.org, 216-861‑7388.

Saturday, June 28

Columbus Pride Parade and Festival, parade steps off at 1 pm from Goodale Park in the Short North and marches on High St. to festival at Bicentennial Park downtown; 614-299‑7764, www.stonewallcolumbus.org.

Luau Party, fourth annual event sponsored by Arktos bear club, 4 to 9 pm, Leather Stallion Saloon, 2205 St. Clair Ave, Cleveland; 330-434‑4860, www.arktos-online.com.

Sunday, June 29

Day in the Sun, annual LGBT family picnic, Ohio Sportsman Club, 1775 Jacoby Rd, Copley (Akron); 330-785‑0088, www.akronpridecenter.org.

Friday, July 4

Independence Day Cookout, presented by Asians and Friends Cleveland, 3 pm, private home it the Cleveland area; www.afcleveland.org.

Thursday to Sunday, July 10 to 13

National Black Lesbian Conference, presented by the Zuna Institute, Red Rock Casino Spa Resort, Las Vegas, Nev.; http://zunainstitute.org.

Saturday, July 12

Lvnmuziq, concert with Michigan singer-songwriter Liz Snavely, $5, the Nickel, 4365 State Road, Cleveland; 216-661‑1314, www.myspace.com/TheNickelBar.

Friday to Sunday, July 18 to 20

Road Trip to Windsor and Detroit, presented by Asians and Friends Cleveland, cost TBA; www.afcleveland.org.

Saturday, July 19

Alexis Antes, concert with singer-songwriter, $5, the Nickel, 4365 State Road, Cleveland; 216-661‑1314, www.myspace.com/TheNickelBar.

Wednesday, July 23

Insight Monthly Dinner, Cleveland LGBT personal, social and business networking organization, for location and reservation call 216-556‑0576.

Thursday to Thursday, July 31-Aug. 7

Gay Games VIII, world sports competitions and cultural events every four years, in Cologne, Germany; www.games-cologne.com.

Tuesday to Sunday, August 5 to 10

Michigan Womyn’s Music Festival, 33rd annual outdoor event near Hart, Michigan, performers, films, workshops, www.michfest.com, 231-757‑4766.

Friday to Sunday, August 8 to 10

Bears in the Woods 14, “Bearspa 2008,”annual run presented by Arktos bear club, Roseland Resort and Campground, Proctor, W.V.; 330-434‑4860, www.arktos-online.com.

Saturday, August 9

Jane Deans, $5, the Nickel, 4365 State Road, Cleveland; 216-661‑1314, www.myspace.com/TheNickelBar.

Saturday, August 16

Alexis Antes, concert with singer-songwriter, $5, the Nickel, 4365 State Road, Cleveland; 216-661‑1314, www.myspace.com/TheNickelBar.

Thursday, August 21

Insight Monthly Dinner, Cleveland LGBT personal, social and business networking organization, for location and reservation call 216-556‑0576.

Friday to Sunday, August 22 to 24

Transgender and Ally Symposium, presented by TransOhio, rescheduled from March, Stonewall Columbus, 1160 North High St, Columbus; 614-441‑8167, TransOhio@wowway.com.

Saturday, August 23

Third Annual HRC Golf Event, benefits the Human Rights Campaign, Sweetbriar Golf Course, 750 Jaycox Rd, Avon Lake (Cleveland); 800-790‑2538, www.hrc.org.

Ashland Miller Band, $5, the Nickel, 4365 State Road, Cleveland; 216-661‑1314, www.myspace.com/TheNickelBar.

Saturday and Sunday, August 30-31

Midwest Invitational Softball Tournament, hosted this year in Cleveland, 216-255‑0103, www.northcoastsoftball.com.

Saturday, September 6

Ohio Lesbian Festival, 19th annual music, cultural and education festival presented by the Lesbian Business Association, Frontier Ranch, 8836 York Rd. at U.S. 40, ½ mile west of Kirkersville, Ohio, 15 miles east of Columbus, www.ohiolba.org.

Friday, September 19

Pride Night at Kings Island, amusement park near Cincinnati will be closed to the public, open only to those buying tickets through the Cincinnati Gay and Lesbian Center, LGBT ticket outlets in other cities listed on the web site, or at the gate; 513-591‑0200 ext. 21, www.pkipridenight.com, www.glbtcentercincinnati.com, www.pki.com.

Friday and Saturday, September 19 and 20

Nickel 20th Anniversary Party, weekend of events to celebrate two decades of Cleveland’s premier women’s bar, 4365 State Road, Cleveland; 216-661‑1314, www.myspace.com/TheNickelBar.

Sunday, December 7

Holiday with Heart Charity Gayla, 30th annual Christmas dinner dance, proceeds benefit local LGBT organizations, $55, 5:30 pm, Toledo Club, 14th and Madison, Toledo; RSVP to HolidaywithHeart@aol.com, checks made out to Holiday with Heart, 2815 Collingwood, Toledo, Ohio 43610.

Wednesday-Sunday, Jan. 28-Feb. 1, 2009

National Conference on LGBT Equality, 21st annual “Creating Change” activists’ convention sponsored by the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force; Denver, Colorado; 202-639‑6333; www.creatingchange.org.

Saturday to Sunday, July 25-Aug. 2, 2009

World Outgames, second international LGBT sporting and cultural event, Copenhagen, Denmark; www.copenhagen2009.org.

 

 

 

 

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