community by lance perkins
Los AngeLes BLAck gAy Pride ceLeBrAtion At the BeAch
A large crowd of African-American gay men and lesbians flock to this hot Black
Pride over Fourth of July weekend in Malibu. At the Beach Los Angeles Black Pride
(ATB) is America’s largest and longest running black lesbian, gay, bisexual and
transgender pride celebration. Events run from June 30 - July 5. Los Angeles Black
Gay Pride Celebration at The Beach is located at 7103 Westward Road in Malibu.
For more information call 323.571.1724 or 323.972.6611 or visit
atbla.com.
the oc suPer FAir And suMMer concert series
The OC Super Fair invites fair-goers to “Think. Big.” for 2009 with an
extra week giving guests five weeks to enjoy the fun. The 2009 OC Super
Fair runs Friday, July 10, to Sunday, August 9. On opening day, there
will be free admission and parking for all attendees during the opening
hour, Noon to 1:00 p.m. Making its debut at the 2009 OC Super Fair will
be “Al’s Brain – 3-D Journey Through The Human Brain” with “Weird Al”
Yankovic. A peek into the crazy world of Al’s Brain, the exhibit features Free Movie MondAys
educational displays and an original, 10-minute 3-D film. The attraction The Orange County Performing Arts Center’s Free for All series continues this
will be free with admission to the fair. This is the first time an attraction of summer with its immensely popular Free Movie Mondays on the community
this size and magnitude has been produced by a fair for a fair. plaza. As Orange County’s place to experience the best and brightest Broadway
This year the OC Fair will also offer the “Super Pass.” For $25 (presale shows live on stage, Movie Mondays offers the biggest and most popular
discount adult price), guests who can’t get enough of the fair can musical films under the stars and all for free. This summer’s movies include:
visit every day. The fair is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. The Summer the original version of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory with Gene Wilder
Concert Series at Pacific Amphitheatre at the OC Super Fair is geared to on July 13, which is being presented in partnership with public radio station
provide a premier concert experience at a fan-friendly ticket price and KCRW-Santa Monica (89.9. FM and KCRW.com); the beloved tale of Annie starring
concert tickets include fair admission. Headline acts include Kelly Clark- Albert Finney, Carol Burnett and Bernadette Peters on July 20; the 80s smash-hit
son, Heart, Melissa Etheridge, Joan Jett, the B-52s, Tears For Fears, Duran Footloose featuring Kevin Bacon, Lori Singer and John Lithgow on July 27; and the
Duran, Pat Benatar and others to be announced. The fair would not be international sensation Mamma Mia! with Meryl Streep, Amanda Seyfried, Pierce
the fair without its abundance of food, contests, exhibits and carnival Brosnan and Colin Firth on August 3. Guests are encouraged to bring beach chairs
rides. Approximately 80 vendors offer a variety of food choices, includ- or other easily portable seating items, and are also invited to bring snacks and
ing giant turkey legs, corn dogs, cinnamon rolls, lemonade, deep-fried picnics. Set-up begins at 5:30 p.m. with the movie starting at dusk (approximately
Twinkies and much more. The OC Super Fair is located at 88 Fair Drive, 8 p.m.). Located at the Orange County Performing Arts Center 615 Town Center
Costa Mesa. For more information, call 714.708.1500 or visit
ocfair.com Drive Costa Mesa. For more information call 714.556.2787 or visit
ocpac.org.
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