A NIGHT OF WOMEN BREAST CANCER BENEFIT Come join Artful Thinking as they pres-
LIFE OUT LOUD 2012 Ever want to see the internal workings at Paramount Studios?
Want to support teen and young adults while enjoying the experi- ence? Well then, this is the event for you. On Saturday, June 23 from 4 to 8 p.m. during Pride Weekend, you will get the chance to do it all. The L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center presents Life Out Loud, a fun- draiser for their LifeWorks Program, which is a youth development and mentoring program that offers one on one, peer, and group mentoring opportunities for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning youth ages 12 to 24. Their goal is to provide LGBTQ youth a safe space, with positive and affirming role models, along with workshops and activities to help them realize their goals and dreams. So come and enjoy music, hosted food and beverages, bid on an extensive silent auction, all while chatting with friends, at this afternoon cocktail party in the historic New York Street in the Paramount Studios Backlot. For tickets and more information go to
lagaycenter.org/lifeoutloud
ent this gathering of wine, women and song at Lush Lounge on Saturday, June 30 starting at 6 p.m. Hosting is the fabulous Sheena Metal “The Queen of the Nighttime World,” anchor of the top-rated talk show, “The Sheena Metal Experience” airing daily on the City Of Angels’, on L.A. Talk Radio. Doors open at 6 p.m. with a champagne art reception, outdoors under the beautiful blue sky, featuring artist Roberta Nieto, a self-taught, abstract painter from New Mexico. After that you can dance to your hearts content to DJ Zenway, just back from the Coachella Music Festival and live music from rocker Jill Warren in this night of women helping women. The event takes place at Lush Lounge, 49 Pine Avenue in Long Beach. For information go to
artfulthinking.org, for tickets go to
brownpapertickets.com/ event/242901.
PRIDE IN BUSINESS MIXER 2012 Echelon, the premier media company focusing on LGBT business an-
nounces The Echelon Pride in Business Expo at the Petersen Museum in Los Angeles on Saturday and Sunday, June 23 and 24. The event brings together over 70 exhibitors to stimulate the LGBT business industry and thereby add strength to the economy overall. It will consist of three pavilions designed to connect job seekers and entrepreneurs in these general areas: Franchising —New Entrepreneurs, Careers—Experienced and Student Candidates, and B2B—Small Business, Capital and Supplier Diversity. As they state on their website, “it is the premiere event for LGBT business professionals! Meet with corporate recruiters, start your own franchise or connect with vendors to energize your small business. The Echelon Pride in Business Expo is driving opportunities your way.” For more information go to
prideinbusinessexpo.com.
BOOZE CRUIZE Ships ahoy! Get your tickets, don your cruise gear, batten those hatches and
prep your mizzenmast for this raucous romp through the lovely Long Beach Harbor on Sunday, June 24. You and your 200 best friends can take in city and ocean views from the decks of The Grand Romance Riverboat, where you will socialize, meet new friends and dance to the beats of some of L.A.’s hottest DJs. Toss in a contest or two, Go-Go dancers and the best cruise director on earth, the lovely Jewels, and this promises to be the biggest, baddest and BOOZIEST cruise to date. This event will sell out so grab your tickets while you can, pre-sale tickets are $25 until April 30, follow them on Twitter and on facebook for the latest news and cruise updates. For tickets and more information call 888.830.2585 or go to
lbboozecruise.com.
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