monthly events
June
June 5 Street West launches their latest three-
Von Iva, Sick of Sarah and Gliss year vision – “Pride 365: Power. Passion.
Three bands from the country’s under- Purpose.” Festival admission, inclusive
ground are coming together to set the of entertainment venues and dance
nation on its ear as they trek across the pavilions, is still just $20 per day—or
country in the Emerald Tour. They perform $15 per day with advance purchase from
in Los Angeles at The Roxy on June 5. Tickets
lapride.org. Saturday from 12:00 noon
are $10 in advance or $12 at the door. For to 12:00 midnight. Sunday from 11:00
more info, visit
theroxyonsunset.com. a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Located on San Vicente
between Santa Monica and Melrose.
June 13
Scandal at Henry Fonda June 13
L.A. Pride after-hours (Saturday night LifeWorks Mentoring / Life Out Loud
to Sunday morning. Music by Paulo and 4 Celebrates Pride by Supporting
Alexander, upgraded sound-system, LGBT Youth
multi-colored lasers, hot go-go gods Now in its fourth year, Life Out Loud is a
and more! Tickets are $40. The Music Box festive cocktail party with silent auction,
@ Henry Fonda, 6126 Hollywood Blvd. music, food and friends. The event takes
Call 323.387.8797 for more info or visit place on Saturday, June 13 from 5:00 to
groovetickets.com. 8:00 p.m. This is scheduled intentionally
to provide the community with an avenue
June 13 - 14 to support LGBT youth during the Pride
L.A. Pride Festival celebration. Tickets are $100 and include
All are invited to come out and show their open bar, appetizers, gift bag and live
pride at one of the most exciting Pride music by D.J. Griffin White. Tickets can be
celebrations in the country as Christopher purchased through the LifeWorks website
June 6
Orange and L.A. Countie’s The Rage Monthly Launch Party
Come join The Rage Monthly and The Ladera Ranch Gay and Lesbian Club on
June 6 at 7:00 p.m. until close as we celebrate the launch of the new Orange
and Los Angeles Counties edition of The Rage Monthly and the OC/LA editor
and club founder, Lance Perkins’ birthday at The Derby Dueling Piano Bar in
Mission Viejo! The Derby’s dueling pianists Steve Haas and Douglas Scott
will play tunes— from Frank Sinatra to Coldplay on two baby grand pianos
as special VIP guests sing along and dance. There will be free appetizers
served in our private VIP lounge provided by The Derby and they will also
offer our guests full a dining menu at a 20% discount and a full cocktail bar
with an expanded martini list and drink specials. The 6,300-square-foot res-
taurant boasts two five-foot-tall crystal chandeliers hanging over low couch
seating and a floor-to-ceiling-waterfall cascading between the dining and a
our private VIP lounge— all in a classic 1930s-era Hollywood atmosphere.
June 9 -21
Special guests: the truly outrageous and beautiful, Daisy Torres from The
Dame Edna
Rage Monthly and members from the cast of The Real Housewives of Orange
Don’t miss the lovable Dame Edna Everidge. The widely-loved international
County have confirmed along with many celebrities TBA. All birthday gifts
homemaker, talk-show host, gigastar, fashion icon, swami and most sought-
are requested to be donated as checks written to AIDS Services Foundation
after friend to the rich, famous and royal, is making a return to the Ahmanson
of Orange County at
ocasf.org. The Derby Deli and Dueling Piano Bar is
with what she describes as her “First Last Tour.” Treat yourself to an evening with
located in the Kaleidoscope Center located at 27741 Crown Valley Parkway,
the most popular and gifted woman in the world today! The fun starts 8:00 p.m.
Mission Viejo, CA 92691. RSVP required; call 949.606.5151, e-mail oclaedi-
at the Ahmanson Theatre located at 135 N. Grand Ave., Los Angeles, CA. Tickets
tor@ragemonthly.com or visit
derbymv.com for more info.
range from $108 to $256. Log onto
centertheatregroup.org for more info.
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