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Greater Cincinnati Gay Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors |
Michael Cotrell,
President
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Vice President
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Treasurer
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Secretary
Members at Large
Tony Phillips
Alynn Rousselle
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RuPaul's Drag Race Werq the World Live at the Aronoff Center!
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The drag race is going on the road and making a stop in Cincinnati. Join host Michelle Visage and a stage full of fan favorites from RuPaul's Drag Race as the Werq the World tour revs up the Aronoff Center on Thursday, October 18th. Supporters of the Greater Cincinnati Gay Chamber of Commerce are being offered a special 10% discount on tickets! Just click here to get your tickets now. Discount tickets are also available at (513) 621-ARTS [2787] and the Aronoff Center Ticket Office - mention promo code PRIDE.
PLUS! You can win a pair of tickets just by testing your RuPaul's Drag Race knowledge! To enter the contest or to link to order tickets, visit www. gaychambercincinnati.com
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Opportunity to Support Local Documentary
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We're at the finish line: our documentary about being LGBTQ in Catholic schools, and the Archdiocese of Cincinnati's contract for educators, is almost done. Now we need your help through a Kickstarter campaign (through November 1) to fund final editing, post-production, and promotion. The film will make an impact, but only if people see it! Learn more at
acultureofsilence.org
Special happy hour to learn about the film and support the Kickstarter campaign: Tuesday 10/16, 5:30-7:30 at Tillie's Lounge, 4042 Hamilton Avenue
tillieslounge.com
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OutReels Film Festival
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OutReels Cincinnati announces the 2018 festival schedule. OutReels Cincinnati is fostering a creative outlet for the Ohio Tri-State area where LGBT issues are expressed and discussed through art of film. Don't miss this year's festival at the Warsaw Federal Theatre on November 9-11. Single tickets go on sale Monday October 1st at
www.cincinnatilandmarkproductions.com or by calling 513.241.6550. Weekend Passes will be available thru OutReels Cincinnati.
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ISQCCBE Coronation Weekend
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The Imperial Sovereign Queen City Court of the Buckeye Empire presents the Queen City Gala Coronation 27 with a full weekend of events leading up to the crowning of the new Empress 27! The ISQCCBE, or the Court as it is known, is a local LGBTQ organization dedicated to fundraising aimed at supporting local charities. For almost three decades, the members of the Court have raised over $1.2 million dollars for local causes. Everyone is welcomed to join in this special celebration weekend!
Monarch's Award Event: Wednesday October 3rd -
Come join the Monarch's as they honor distinguished individuals, organizations and bars. Cincinnati Marriott North at Union Centre (6189 Mulhauser Rd, West Chester. Doors open at 7:00pm. There will be a Pizza Buffet and a cash bar. Afterwards, join tje after party at Old Street Saloon at 13 Old Street, Monroe Ohio. We hope to see you there as we kick off Coronation 27 Weekend!!
Queen City Gala, In-Town Show
: Thursday October 4th - Join the ISQCCBE for the In-Town Show for Coronation 27. Doors open at 7:00pm and show will begin at 8:00pm. Admission is free. Emperor 26 & 23 Sir Stevelickalotta Steele and Empress 26 & 16 Brooklyn Steele-Tate welcome all performers from the ISQCCBE that have performed in the past year. Music will be taken on a first come first serve bases. We look forward to seeing everyone as we wind down Reign 26. The Cabaret, 1122 Walnut St # 2nd, Cincinnati 45202
Queen City Gala, Out-of-Town Show
: Friday October 5th - Join the ISQCCBE for the Out-of-Town Show for Coronation 27. Doors open at 7:00pm and show will begin at 8:00pm. Admission is a donation of $15.00. Emperor 26 & 23 Sir Stevelickalotta Steele and Empress 26 & 16 Brooklyn Steele-Tate welcome all performers from our visiting ICS Realms to perform. Music will be taken in Hospitality on a first come first serve basis. We look forward to seeing everyone as we wind down Reign 26. Tickets may be purchased at
www.isqccbe.org
The Westin Cincinnati, 21 E 5th St., Cincinnati 45202
Women's Conference: Saturday October 6th - Family, Friends, and Honored guests. We cordially invite you to join us in Cincinnati for the Queen City Gala, Coronation 27 and our 5th Annual Women's Conference: SATURDAY October 6th from 10am-2pm. The Conference will be held in the Tyler Davidson Room of the Westin Hotel. We have a VERY exciting line up for this year including opening remarks from Queen Mother 1, Nicole the Great, The Living With Change foundation, and Cincinnati Councilwoman Tamaya Dennard. This meeting is open to all but we ask that only female-identified individuals attend during the final hour (1-2pm). We look forward to hosting you in Cincinnati!
Queen City Gala, Coronation 27
: Saturday October 6th - Come celebrate Reign 26 with Emperor 26 & 23 Sir Stevelickalotta Steele and Empress 26 & 16 Brooklyn Steele-Tate for Coronation 27 as the culmination of the past year come to a close and as the ISQCCBE crown new Monarchs for Reign 27. Cocktail Hour will be at 5:00pm, Dinner will be served at 6:00pm with the Gala following after dinner at 7:00pm. Admission is $85.00. Tickets may be purchased at
www.isqccbe.org
. The Westin Cincinnati, 21 E 5th St., Cincinnati 45202
Victory Brunch, Coronation 27
: Sunday October 7th - Join the Monarchs of Reign 26 as they acknowledge and celebrate their past year and welcome the newest Monarchs of Reign 27 as they introduce the details of their reign. The Westin Cincinnati, 21 E 5th St., Cincinnati 45202
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The Birdcage is Coming Soon
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The Birdcage Breathes New Life into Familiar Space
The Birdcage, located in the former "Shooter's Bar" location at 927 Race Street, is planning a Grand Opening early in October after a late September opening was unfortunately delayed. The Birdcage is the latest entertainment and nightlife endeavor from the owners of The Butcher and Barrel, Ché, O'Malley's in the Alley, The Blind Pig, Gypsy's Mainstrasse, and Coffee at Lola's.
"We support equality, diversity, and inclusivity, and stand firmly against discrimination of any kind, and we ask that you do too!" says General Manger, Guy Ulam. Ulam brings his experience to The Birdcage from his years as the General Manager of Cincinnati's longtime bar, Adonis.
The cocktail menu, curated by Ulam, boasts fresh juices and unique spirits, with drinks named after tropical birds as a play on the bar's name, and are adorned with fun garnishes like candied fruit slices and lollipops, from local candy makers, Minges, Peter, & Son Confectionary.
The property, owned by Urban Sites, has undergone a series of renovations and updates that include a refinished floor, fresh paint, an eclectic collection of art and fine furnishings, updated lighting, and a state of the art sound system.
The Birdcage will be open Tuesday - Sunday, and is available for private events, on Mondays. Regular entertainment, including Thursday nights with DJ Jules' Studio 54 Throwback, and Sunday Fun-day Tea Dances from 4 - 7 pm, followed by "Menagerie," the city's newest drag show, hosted by Mirelle Jane Divine, from 7 - 9 pm. Additional themed entertainment nights will be determined in the coming weeks.
The Birdcage is an upscale LGBTQ nightclub and lounge that aims to be the premier destination for dancing, drinks, and entertainment, nestled between Cincinnati's business district and Over-the-Rhine.
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GLSEN Greater Cincinnati Youth Summit
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Our 2018 Youth Summit theme is:
The Future is Bright
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This year's theme honors the many young people who have been increasingly advocating for and inspiring social change. We are seeking workshops that connect to our theme through one of the four focus areas below.
Youth Summit is a FREE day-long event that draws LGBTQ+ and allied youth from all over the Greater Cincinnati area. The day includes a resource fair, lunch, workshop sessions, dinner, drag show, and dance.
SCHEDULE OF EVENT:
10:30am-11:30am - Registration and Community Resource Fair
11:30am-1:00pm - Lunch/Opening Assembly
1:00pm-6:00pm - Workshops
1:00pm-4:00pm - Elementary (Grades K-5) Programming - Youth Grades K-5 are welcome to join for Lunch and Opening
6:00pm-6:30pm - Dinner
6:30pm-9:00pm - Drag Show followed by Dance
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN
GLSEN Greater Cincinnati Youth Summit
Saturday, October 27, 2018
Northern Kentucky University Student Union
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Dinner & a Drag Show - Halloween with The Dimon Girls
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Sunday October 28th Showtimes 6pm.
Kaze OTR, 1400 Vine St, Cincinnati 45202
Queens of HALLOWEEN is going to be EPIC!!! All Ages are welcome!!!
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Cincinnati VA Medical Center
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As Seen in THE LISTING 2018-2019
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 Cincinnati's annual resource guide featuring LGBTQ+ owned and friendly businesses and services is available now at locations across town. You can also view the issue online at the Greater Cincinnati Gay Chamber of Commerce website. Please support the businesses that support our community!
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A New Sunday Brunch
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 Tillie's Lounge invites you to a very classy Sunday Brunch with a twist. Entertainment by the Brunchettes (Drag Queens). Doors open at noon, Buffet Brunch by the Fabulous "A Catered Affair" at 12: 30PM. Show at 1:00PM. Drink specials.
Sunday October 7th Noon - 3pm
Tillie's Lounge
4042 Hamilton Avenue - Northside
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AFSP Out of the Darkness Walk
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 Join the ISQCCBE to walk with our local team.
Event Details
Walk Date: 10/14/2018
Walk Location: Sawyer Point Park - Cincinnati, OH
Check-in/Registration Time: 10/14/2018 at 12:00 pm
Walk Begins: 2:00 pm - Walk Ends: 3:30 pm
When you walk in the Out of the Darkness Walks, you join the effort with hundreds of thousands of people to raise awareness and funds that allow the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) to invest in new research, create educational programs, advocate for public policy, and support survivors of suicide loss.
Thanks to Walkers and Donors like you, AFSP has been able to set a goal to reduce the annual suicide rate 20% by 2025.
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention:
We are the leader in the fight against suicide. We fund research, create and administer educational programs that are based in science, advocate for public policy, and support survivors of suicide loss and those who struggle with mental illness. Led by CEO Robert Gebbia and headquarted in New York, AFSP has 83 local chapters nationwide, hosting events and trainings to reduce the loss of lives by suicide and create communities that are having informed conversations about mental health.
Why We Walk:
Every year suicide claims more lives than war, murder, and natural disasters combined, and yet suicide prevention doesn't get anywhere near the funding given to other leading causes of death. It's up to Walkers like us to make a difference. Together we can change the conversation about mental health and put a stop to this tragic loss of life.
AFSP Ohio Chapter was charted in 2017 after the 3 (North, Central and South) prior chapters were merged to form the AFSP Ohio Chapter, and we have had boots on the ground working in Ohio communities since 2004. Our dedicated volunteers have been working year round in the State to change the way our communities, schools, churches, professionals, family and friends talk and think about mental illness and suicide. For more information about AFSP Ohio Chapter activities or to learn how YOU can get involved in this movement, contact the Ohio Chapter of AFSP at Ohio@afsp.org
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Will & Grace Season 2 Premiere Party
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Join HRC Cincinnati and Below Zero Lounge for a FREE viewing party for the historic revival of Will & Grace Season 2! Pizza will be provided by Marco's Pizza and some cool giveaways! Cash bar featuring: Signature Cocktails. This event is for guests 21 and over. $10 suggested donation includes an HRC membership or membership renewal. For the $10 entry donation each attendee will receive an HRC membership and a chance to win the raffle basket.
Thursday, October 4 - 7-10pm
Below Zero Lounge 1120 Walnut Street - Downtown/OTR
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GLAST Events
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Halloween! Movie Night by GLAST: Saturday, October 20, 2018 from 7:00-11:30PM. Join us Saturday, October 20th at 7:00 PM for the weekend premier movie of HALLOWEEN 2018 with Jamie Lee Curtis and Dewey's Pizza at Newport on the Levee. This is a drug and alcohol-free event by GLAST (Gays & Lesbians Achieving Sobriety Together). Everyone is welcome to attend regardless of sexual identity or expression. This sober event is for adults only 18 & up. Purchase Tickets in advance to ensure seat availability. Movie times have not been posted yet. We will keep you updated. Ticket Information:
https://www.amctheatres.com/movies/halloween-53099
I'm Transgender and Sober: Sunday, November 18, 2018 from 1:30-3:30PM. Kenton County Public Library 502 Scott Street Covington KY. Do you identify as a trans person in recovery? Transgender individuals face an array of barriers to treatment and recovery. Join us for a discussion of these experiences and how to navigate recovery in a cisheteronormative world.
 Queens For Recovery 2: Sunday, December 2, 2018 from 7:00-10:00PM. Promises 116 W. 9th Street Newportk KY. GLAST (Gays & Lesbians Achieving Sobriety Together) believes every addicted LGBTQ+ person has an opportunity to get clean and sober. By working in collaboration with community leaders, we can lend a helping hand to LGBTQ+ people who struggle with addiction. We are proud to invite you to take part in our annual charity event, Queens for Recovery. Each year, local drag queen celebrities from the Greater Cincinnati area participate in this event showcasing their creativity, originality, and talent. We are proud to have the Imperial Sovereign Queen City Court of the Buckeye Empire, Inc. (The Court). The Court is a regional, Cincinnati-based 501(c)3 incorporated non-profit organization that seeks to support the financial needs of the tri-state area's gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning community through various fundraising events. To date, The Court has raised nearly $1.2 million dollars for charities supporting those affected by HIV/AIDS, LGBTQ+ youth, transgender health and support groups, suicide prevention, and women's health initiatives. Queens For Recovery is the only alcohol and drug-free event benefiting LGBTQ+ individuals in recovery from addiction. The money raised from this event will help assist us with opening an affirming transitional home for LGBTQ+ / allys living with an addiction. With your support, we can meet this year's goal of $10,000! This sum will allow us to sponsor individuals who need a safe place to seek help. Hence, your participation, in either a corporate or personal capacity, will be deeply appreciated. By becoming a Queens For Recovery sponsor, you will truly make recovery possible for local LGBTQ+ individuals living with an addiction. On behalf of our organization, our charity, and the individuals we serve, thank you for your time and consideration. Every dollar you donate can help LGBTQ+ individuals renew their courage and find a turning point in their lives. We will see you, Sunday, December 2, 2018 at 7:00 pm. Ticket Prices: $5. Tickets can be purchased
online or at the door with either cash, credit card or check.
List of Performers: Brooklyn Steele-Tate (Co-Host), Sarah Jessica Darker (Co-Host), Ana Mosity, Alexander Cameron, Anita Dushay, Chasity Marie, Jessica Dimon, Lujuria Carter, Tyese Rainz, Savannah Judd, Lucy Furr, Latonya Terrace, Candi Wantsome
Event Details: Split The Pot, Raffle Baskets, Photo Booth. Energy drinks, coffee, snacks will be available for purchase by the wonderful baristas at the Promises Club coffee bar. Music and DJ Provided by DJ Wayne Brown
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Halloween Events
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Howl Ween Yappy Hour Hosted by Tillies Lounge: Sunday, October 14, 2018. Bring along your Social able K9 in their best costume for a chance to win the Best Dressed Dog Award. Erica Matzko will have the Pampered Pooch Mobile Pet Spa available. You can make reservations now by calling 859 816 3825. While Erica takes care of your pooch, have a hair of the dog from our Bloody Mary Bar yourself. Keep these dates open: Nov 18 Holiday Themed Photos and Dec 16 Holiday Party with Santa Claws.
Tillies Lounge, 4042 Hamilton Ave, Northside
BZ presents Wonka! Hosted by Below Zero Lounge: Saturday, October 27, 2018. Congratulations! You are the lucky winner of a Golden Ticket as Below Zero Lounge goes Wonka. Enjoy a night of tricks and lots of treats with your host VJ Fuel lighting up the dance floor. Receive a Golden Ticket at the door for your chance to win scrumdiddlyumptious prizes. Must be present to win. Bring your friends and enjoy the fun!
Below Zero Lounge. 1120 Walnut St, Downtown/OTR
 A Wickedly Wizard Halloween & Karaoke - Hosted by Tillie's Lounge: Saturday October 27th 9pm-2am - Witches, Warlocks, and Wizards..oh my! Join us for a night of tricks and treats and Karaoke fun! Our specialty cocktails will definitely put a spell on you. Harry Potter attire encouraged. Tillie's Lounge 4042 Hamilton Avenue Northside
 Cin-Tit Bowling League Halloween Costume Conest. Hosted by C&D Northside: Saturday October 27th 8pm-Midnight. Dress up for our costume contest - winners announced at midnight! Drink specials, prizes & spookiness! C&D Northside 1714 Hanfield Street Northside.
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Walk to End Alzheimers
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  The first person to survive Alzheimer's disease is out there. But we won't reach that incredible milestone without YOU! Register today to be part of the 10th largest Walk to End Alzheimer's in the United States, and help make that beautiful day happen! There's no charge to participate, but registration is required. For more information or to register, go to act.alz.org/2018CTS . The Walk is Saturday, October 6th at Sawyer Point Downtown (705 E. Pete Rose Way). 8:30am - 3pm. Click here for more information.
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Hard Candy Cincinnati presents Monet X Change
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 Hard Candy presents Monet X Change in her one woman show Call Me By Monet.
Note: meet and greet is only included in reserved seating tickets.
Showtimes at 730 PM & 930 PM. Meet & Greet before each show.
Event is 21+. The Cabaret, Cincinnati | 1122 Walnut Street | Cincinnati | OH | 45202 | 513 202-4052
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It's Time for Another Tea Dance
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Join us at this Red Carpet Tea Dance event at the incredible Fueled Collective space in Rookwood. What's more Fueled is able to offer EVERY SINGLE drink at $5 for this event and that includes beer, wine, champagne and cocktails. Now that's a deal and makes an Uber/Lyft ride to and from the Tea Dance, a great idea. Dance to the music of Björg and DJ Ben Welham making his Tea Dance debut. Come see this beautiful space, chit-chat with your friends, make some new ones, and dance your heels off. No cover and strictly 21 and over. See you at Tea! �� Live, Love, Dance! #TeaDanceCinci
Sunday, October 7th 4-7pm
More information about this and upcoming tea dances,
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Disco Fever Breaks Out In the Tri-State!
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Happening at Tillie's Lounge
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Be a Star!
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Don't miss this month's event on October 12th!
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Visit the Contemporary Arts Center
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Discover the promise of spring and spend an afternoon exploring
The Contemporary Arts Center.
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ISQCCBE Happenings
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The Imperial Sovereign Queen City Court of the Buckeye Empire, Inc. (The Court) is a local, Cincinnati-based 501-(c)(3) incorporated non-profit organization. The Court's purpose is to raise funds for contribution to and in support of any and all charitable [minimum 501 (c)(3)] causes. The Court represents the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, questioning, allied communities, and all concerned in support of community functions.
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GLAST - Support Group
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 According to SAMHSA (
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration), Peer support services are delivered by individuals who have common life experiences with the people they are serving. People with mental and/or substance use disorders have a unique capacity to help each other based on a shared affiliation and a deep understanding of this experience. In self-help and mutual support, people offer this support, strength, and hope to their peers, which allows for personal growth, wellness promotion, and recovery.
Research has shown that peer support facilitates recovery and reduces health care costs. Peers also provide assistance that promotes a sense of belonging within the community. The ability to contribute to and enjoy one's community is key to recovery a
nd well-being. Another critical component that peers provide is the development of self-efficacy through role modeling and assisting peers with ongoing recovery through mastery of experiences and finding meaning, purpose, and social connections in their lives.
LGBTQIA+ in Recovery is FREE, SAFE, CONFIDENTIAL, NON-JUDGEMENTAL, EVIDENCE-BASED, PEER FACILITATED
Only Requirements:
-18 & up (or with parental consent)
-Identify as LGBTQIA+
-History of substance use or compulsion
-In Recovery from substance use and/or compulsion
This is not a 12 step meeting. However, if you are apart of a 12 step program we encourage you to join us as ALL 12 step fellowships are welcome.
For more information, feel free to call us (513) 334-6945.
Meetings are held every Tuesday at 7pm
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Coming Up Later This Fall
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 Save the date! Tri-State Leather Weekend returns. Host hotel is Millennium Cincinnati.
Stay up to date here.
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November 3 - Darrick's Dolly Night at Unwind: 8:00-11:00 PM.
Unwind Wine Bar owner Darrick expresses his love as a Dolly Parton fan with Dolly impersonator Vancie Vega from Hollywood, CA with 2 performances at 8 pm and 10 pm. All seats reserved with no cover. 20% gratuity will be added to each final check; for the server. You must email
wine@unwindhydepark.com stating how many people and we will be in touch. Vancie will take photos with guest in between shows. If you like Dolly or not this is a night not to miss.
Unwind Wine Bar, 3435 Michigan Ave, Cincinnati 45208
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December 1 - ACT UP!: Party with a Purpose
 This year's event ACT UP: Party with Purpose is a tribute to the important advocacy group from the early years of the AIDS epidemic. The theme is a reminder that we are not only coming together to party, but to party with purpose.
In our efforts to reduce the impact of HIV/AIDS in the Cincinnati region, we'll be gather for an UPbeat theme and an invitation to showUP, dressUP and actUP by drinkingUP, eatingUP, biddingUP and ampingUP at the Cincinnati Masonic Center Ballroom beginning at 6:30PM on World AIDS Day, December 1st.
For sponsorship opportunities, email mgreen@caracole.org or call 513.761.1480. This event is produced by and supports the work of Caracole, Inc.
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PFLAG Cincinnati - Meetings
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PFLAG Cincinnati offers support to family, friends and members of the LGBTQ community.
Second Tuesday monthly meetings start with a social period at 7:00 pm with the meeting from 7:30 to 9:30. They are held at Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church, 103 Wm. Howard Taft, Cincinnati 45219 . After announcements, introductions and the program, we break into small groups and share our stories.
PFLAG is the organization for parents, families, allies and LGBTQ people united for equality ---
PFLAG Cincinnati is a 501(c)3 organization and not affiliated with any religious or political group.
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Resource for LGBTQ Youth
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GLSEN Greater Cincinnati hosts a weekly Youth Group meeting. The GLSEN Youth Group is a safe and welcoming space for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning (LGBTQ) youth and their allies to gather. Each week the group explores a topic of interest to middle and high school-aged youth with an emphasis on LGBTQ issues. Youth group also includes weekly social time and a quarterly social outing or activity. GLSEN Youth Group relies on a series of youth generated ground rules to keep our space supportive and positive. We participate in days of action sponsored by GLSEN national and provide opportunities and resources for group members to organize actions in their school community, such as Day of Silence and Ally Week. - Click here for more details.
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What's Happening in the Bars
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901 Race Street - Downtown Cincinnati
Facebook: Bar 901 at the Brittany
Bar 901 at the Brittany - Open Mon-Thurs 4pm - 11 pm / Fri-Sun 2pm - 11pm - Relaxing place to socialize plus
drink specials, TouchTunes jukebox and multiple TVs featuring cable networks and sports channels.
701 Bakewell Street - Covington KY
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Bar 32
Great Cocktails for All Walks of Life! Just a warm and friendly little
neighborhood bar. Come in and relax
1122 Walnut Street - Downtown Cincinnati
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Below Zero Lounge
The Below Zero Lounge is an ultra plush martini lounge. A selection of 100 vodkas.
 927 Race Street - Downtown Cincinnti
The Birdcage is an upscale LGBTQ nightclub and lounge that aims to be the premier destination for dancing, drinks, and entertainment,
nestled between Cincinnati's business district and Over-the-Rhine.
1714 Hanfield Street - Northside
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C&D Bar
A longtime neighborhood bar in Northside. Stop in and check out artwork on display from local artists
1122 Walnut Street - Downtown Cincinnati
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The Cabaret
The Queen City's Premiere Show Bar. Shows every Friday and Saturday night at 11pm - Don't forget Tipsy Thursdays too!
901 Washington Street - Newport KY
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The Crazy Fox Saloon
Smokefree in NKY! Neighborhood atmosphere featuring regular events like Drinking Liberally and Trivia Smackdown
2401 Vine Street - Mt. Auburn (Near University Village)
Facebook: Home Base Tavern
Stop in once and Home Base Tavern will become your new favorite neighborhood hangout!
835 Main Street - Downtown
Tuesday Night Theater - Hosted by Bella Dolce with special guest performances each week. Dance floor opens at 11pm - dance until
2:30pm. Show begins 12:15am. No cover (with purchase). Ages 18+
4169 Hamilton Avenue - Northside
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Mixwells Northside
LGBTQ-Friendly. Mixwells Bar & Discotheque -bringing new nightlife to Northside with weekly parties that bump till after 3am! Come
and shake your craft cocktail feathers!
13 Old Street - Monroe
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Old Street Saloon
Friendliest little bar up North! Open Thursday-Saturday featuring Happy Hour from 8-9pm. Karaoke on the 1st and 3rd Fridays; Drag shows Friday and Saturday Night. 4th Friday Drag Show by the ISQCCBE
643 Bakewell Street - Covington, KY
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Rosie's Tavern
Covington's neighborhood tradition - great friends and great drinks Rosie's always has free pool, $6 domestic pitchers & $2 wells on
Monday & KY Bourbon $5.50 a shot on Tuesdays
4042 Hamilton Avenue - Northside
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Tillie's Lounge
Cincinnati's newest lounge features plush decor, intimate seating arrangements and a massive chandelier over a baby grand piano.
Live music on Saturday night; Karaoke on Sunday night.
3435 Michigan Avenue - Hyde Park
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Unwind Wine Bar
Allied wine and light fare bar in trendy hyde park. Stop in a meal or just to enjoy the large outdoor patio in the summer and fireplace in
the winter. Unlike any other wine bar in the Tri-State. Weekend specials.
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