POZ Life Weekend Seminar
The Life Group LA is holding a free healing and transformational weekend work-
shop for those living with HIV or AIDS and their loved ones on Saturday, January
23 and Sunday, January 24 in West Hollywood. January brings a great lineup
of amazing presenters and topics such as drug treatment options; disclosure,
relationships; sex and intimacy; clinical trials; art therapy; drug interactions with
natural products & HIV drugs; meditation for wellness; adherence; complimen-
tary therapy; HIV and aging; support groups and so much more! Pre-registration
HER…Human Rights Campaign L.A.
is required for the seminar and can be done online at
thelifegroupla.org or by
Step out on Sunday, January 17 for a star-studded evening of sup-
phoning Sunnie Rose at 888.208.8081. Check online for this year’s location in West
porting the LGBT civil rights movement with a celebration for women.
Hollywood for further details.
This is a national night of honoring women that will take place in 35 cit-
ies. The Los Angeles event is casino-themed and participants can enjoy
games, a live auction featuring a Harrah’s vacation stay, live music, silent
movies along with a DJ and dancing. It all takes place at the famed French-
inspired speakeasy called Madame Royale located at 6423 Yucca Street
in Hollywood beginning at 8:00 p.m. HER…HRC is a 21 and over event
and general admission is $15 which includes an annual HRC member-
ship. For additional information go to
hrc.org/herhrc.com or contact
communityevents@hrc.org with any additional questions in regards to
this special night on the town. This event is expected to reach capacity,
so arrive early.
YOSEMITE WINTER FUN & SPORT
We all know the best way to create natural heat in the wilderness. But
from January 15 to 18 (Martin Luther King weekend), Trip Leader, Klaus
Gerhart has a set of adventurous activities planned that fall well within
the platonic realm. Up to 14 guests can come up for a weekend retreat in
AIDS/Lifecycle’s A Night at the Museum the snow-covered wonderland of Yosemite Valley.
Enjoy the company of new and veteran participants of AIDS/Lifecycle while you Look forward to cross-country skiing on Saturday, snowshoeing (hik-
explore the Natural History Museum and its elephants, lions and vast menagerie ing) on Sunday, an hour of skating at the outdoor ice rink followed by hot
of animals and dinosaurs on Saturday, January 16 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. cocoa from their coffee shop. Each evening will close with an intimate
Hors’doeuvres and drinks will be served as well as live entertainment, discounted group dinner. Once the action-packed day is done, heated tent cabins
ALC registration and $5,000 in prizes including new bicycles. Guests will also re- await. Camp Curry provides bedding, but sleeping bags are recommend-
ceive free admission to the African Mammal and North American Mammal Halls. ed as well. Yosemite Valley is 320 miles from Los Angeles; allow yourself
The Natural History Museum is located at 900 Exposition Blvd in Los Angeles. at least seven hours to get there. The cost of this trip for members is $140
AIDS/LifeCycle is co-produced by the San Francisco AIDS Foundation and the L.A. and $160 for non-members. For questions about this and future trips,
Gay & Lesbian Center and is designed to advance their shared interests to end the please contact Klaus Gerhart at
LAGoodGuy@gmail.com. Remember to
pandemic and human suffering caused by AIDS. To attend, you can R.S.V.P. online mail in registration fees and liability waiver forms. And above all, don’t
at
tofighthiv.org. forget to pack your sense of adventure!
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