TASTE OF HILLCREST
We know it. Hillcrest has taste. But on Saturday April 17 from 12:00 noon to
4:00 p.m., local businesses are going to show it! The 10th Annual Taste of Hillcrest event is taking place all throughout Hillcrest. Indulge in the food from more than 50 restaurants on a self-guided samples tour that includes appetizers, desserts and more. Tickets to the 10th Annual Taste of Hillcrest are just $30 in advance and $50.00 on the day of the event. Proceeds benefit the Hillcrest Association. To purchase tickets or to see a complete list of participating restaurants, visit fabu- loushillcrest.com, mcfarlanepromotions.com or call 619.233.5008. Tickets are limited and have sold out the last seven years, so purchase them soon to secure your spot!
KARAOKE/DESSERT AUCTION AND FUNDRAISER
LGBT community members who are in recovery and the friends and family
who lovingly support them are welcomed to the 3rd annual karaoke/dessert auction brought to you by Lambda Recovery Weekend and Live and Let Live Lesbian Roundup. On Saturday April 17th at 5:00 p.m., food, fun, fellow- ship and singing take over University Christian Church at 3900 Cleveland Avenue (near the post office). A 50/50 raffle, cash prize drawing and many activities await guests. An admission fee of $10 is requested. Visit lrwsd.org for updates and more information.
OUT AT CYGNET PRE-SHOW MIXER
Before you take a familiar trip to Fleet Street, Cygnet
SAN DIEGO GAY MEN’S CHORUS BACHELOR AUCTION
What would you pay for a date with a singing Adonis? The first “Court a Chorus
Cutie” bachelor auction promises “twinks with talent, bears with brains, muscles and mischief.” Ten of the chorus’ most eligible bachelors will be sold to the highest bidders via a live auction at Urban Mo’s in Hillcrest on Sunday, April 18 from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. This is the first fundraising effort of the newly-formed SDGMC. Each bachelor sold will be paired with a fabulous prize package on a pre- planned date after the auction. Prizes include dinners for two, pairs of theatre tickets and more. After performing together in December 2009 for the first time in 17 years, the San Diego Men’s Chorus (SDMC) and the Gay Men’s Chorus of San Diego (GMCSD) merged to create the new San Diego Gay Men’s Chorus (SDGMC). For more information, call 877.296.7664 or email SDGMC at
info@sdgmc.org. Visit sdgmc.org to purchase tickets to the upcoming performances,” Our House,” on Saturday, May 1 at 8:00 p.m. and Sunday, May 2, at 3:00 p.m.
Theatre and The Rage Monthly invite you to “have a little priest” at our fabulous pre-show mixer for Sweeney Todd on Wednesday, April 14. Look forward to themed foods like meat pies—made fresh by San Diego Desserts—and drinks like Bloody Marys. Thrill- ing raffle prizes supplement a charming evening that will stimulate the demon barber in all of us.
ASKING AND TELLING
Some things just need to be said. And the real-life stories behind “Don’t Ask
Don’t Tell” are among the most important. Alliant International University invites you to join in on an evening of informative, provocative and moving personal sto- ries featuring a rich array of special guest speakers. On Thursday, April 22 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in Zable Hall, everyone is invited to come help create a safe space to engage in storytelling, panel discussions, legal updates and multimedia presentations followed by a riveting audience Q&A. Alliant International Univer- sity – Avenue of Nations is located 15 minutes north of Hillcrest via the I-15. Exit on Miramar Road/Pomerado Road and head east. Take the first right on Avenue of Nations. To R.S.V.P., visit alliantconnect.org/events/event_list.asp
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