LAugh out Loud With the dorothys!
Join the Friends of Dorothy for a night of dock-side fun and laughs on July 29
from 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. on the party boat Endeavor.
Have a blast with comedian Jason Dudey and the emcee for the night, Friend of
Dorothy’s very own Tupperware Lady Dee W IEYE! Also appearing will be Dorothy
Spirus. She’s performed several original shows at The Second City in LA and her
hilarious one-woman show, Children of a Lesser Goddess in Hollywood, Long
Beach and OC. Sample Krol Vodka and drink creations, the “Yellow Brick Road”
and the “Ruby Red Slipper.” Proceeds benefit AIDS Services Foundation of Orange
County. The Endeavor is located at American Yacht Charters, Inc. 2901 W Coast
Hwy, Newport Beach. For tickets and more information, e-mail bvontv@earthlink.
net or visit
ocasf.org/dorothy.htm.
the Fourth AnnuAL center icon AWArds
Wednesday, July 15, a reception will be held at The Center Long Beach
to acknolowge the volunteers who “make it happen” to help The Center
Long Beach. This year, Ellen Ward and Walton McNulty will be honored
for their continuing support of the LGBTQ community and their com-
mitment to the fight against HIV and AIDS. The reception takes place
from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The Center Long Beach is located at 2017
East 4th Street in Long Beach. Please RSVP to James Gaither at jamesg@
centerlb.org or phone 562.434.4455.
sAddLe uP LA, An Aids BeneFit horseBAck trAiL ride
And country BBQ
Help raise funds For HIV/AIDS services and have a great time! The purpose of
Saddle Up L.A.—an AIDS Benefit Horseback Trail Ride—is two fold: first, to provide
financial support to The Life Group L.A. so they may continue providing educa-
tion, empowerment and support to persons infected and affected by HIV/AIDS;
and secondly, to raise awareness of the fact that the AIDS pandemic is not over.
The ride is an affirmation of the power of compassion and a demonstration that
ordinary people can accomplish extraordinary things.
On July 11 the 2 1/2 hour afternoon/evening trail ride begins at the famous
Diamond Bar Riding Stable in Burbank, CA. The 2 1/2 hour ride will be led by this
year’s esteemed Honorary Trail Guide’s, Christopher Showerman and Leslie Jor-
dan! Trails chosen are suitable for most any rider and riding ability and will weave
suMMer FestivAL 2009:
through the beautiful tree-lined equestrian trails and paths of Griffith Park, and
the Best oF rodgers And hAMMerstein
then back to Diamond Bar. After the ride, head just a few blocks away to the Pick-
A symphonic night at the movies on July 18! On the big screen above the
wick Gardens for a country-style BBQ with entertainment, silent auction, raffles,
stage: clips from some of the most cherished film musicals of all time, includ-
an awards presentation and more surprises! If you own your own horse, Great! If
ing Oklahoma!, Carousel, South Pacific, The King and I, State Fair and The Sound
you don’t own your own horse, no problem! 75 Horses are available on a first reg-
of Music. On the stage itself will be the gifted musicians of Pacific Symphony,
istered, first serve basis! Check-in is at 4:00 p.m., then all will all gather at 5:00 p.m.
performing the beloved soundtracks from Rodgers and Hammerstein. Tickets
and ride out together, gathering other participants from the surrounding barn
range from $22-$104. Located at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater, 8808 Irvine
facilities. For more information and reservations call Sunnie Rose at 888.208.8081,
Center Drive, Irvine. For tickets and more information call 714.755.5799 or visit
e-mail
sunnie@thelifegroupla.org or visit
SaddleUpLA.org.
pacificsymphony.org
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