A-LISTS community by randy hope
FAMILY EQUALITY COUNCIL GAY NIGHT WITH
THE LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS The Los Angeles Clippers, Equality California and
Outsports.com will present
Equality Night With The Clippers, the first-ever LGBT-themed night at Staples Center on Wednesday, February 2 as the Clippers take on the Chicago Bulls. The Clippers are one of the first teams in the NBA to host an Equality Night. LGBT- themed events have been a part of Major League Baseball for the last decade. “The fight for equality in California is an important one, and we are thrilled that the Clippers recognize the LGBT community as an equal and important part of their fan base,” said Mike Holtz of Equality California. Tickets for the event are $20 and $40 and are available
clippers.com/equality. A portion of the proceeds of each ticket go to Equality California. Everyone attending Equality Night with the Clippers will receive a t-shirt specially branded by the Clippers for the event.
ANNUAL AWARDS DINNER The Family Equality Council Awards Dinner will bring together LGBT parents, friends and allies to celebrate the progress we have made as a community of loving families towards full equality. In 2011, the Awards Dinner will feature a cocktail reception, a full-course seated dinner, live entertainment and the opportunity to mingle with old friends and meet new ones. The event will honor Dan Savage and Terry Miller found- ers of the It Gets Better Project, Kris Perry & Sandy Stier and Paul Katami & Jeff Zarrillo, the plaintiffs from the Perry v. Schwarzenegger trial, and Luke Macfarlane who plays “Scotty” on ABC’s Brothers & Sisters. The Family Equality Council Annual Awards Dinner will be held at the House of Blues in West Hollywood, located at 8430 Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, on Saturday, January 29, starting at 7:00 p.m. For more informa- tion about tickets or sponsorship, e-mail
info@familyequality.org.
LOS ANGELES WINTER
NETWORKING WITH dot429 Explore great opportunities at the dot429 Los Angeles Winter Networking will be held on Sunday, January 30. Enjoy refreshing cocktails on a Sunday morning while making your next career connection! dot429 is a professional network for the LGBT community and its allies. The group is dedicated to connecting LGBT professionals online and in person. Join dot429 as it builds community and continue to improve the networks website. Start connecting with some of the most influential and successful among the LGBT community where together we can achieve even more. The dot429 Los Angeles Winter Networking will be held on Sunday, January 30, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at a venue not yet determined in Beverly Hills. Admission to the event is $35 prior to the event and $40 at the door. For more information, visit
dot429.com.
LGB2NETWORK JANUARY MIXER AT MOLAA Join the LGB2Network as it holds the first mixer of the New Year at the Museum of Latin American Art
(MOLAA ) on Thursday, January 20, and meet and greet other young professionals in Long Beach. LGB2Network is both a hip, urban way to refer to Long Beach (its airport code) as well as reflecting the group’s makeup. The network members are LGBT up-and-coming and affluent professionals ages 30 and older interested in social- izing and networking outside of the gay bar scene. All gay and gay-friendly professionals, business owners, entrepreneurs, art lovers and collectors, food critics, and press media are welcome to join. LGB2Network mixers are always free admission. The January Mixer at MOLAA is on Thursday, January 20, at 6:30 p.m. For more informa- tion please email
info@lgb2network.com or visit
LGB2Network.com.
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