HUMAN RIGHTS CAMPAIGN GALA DINNER 2013 It’s been a very good year according to the Human Rights Cam-
paign Fund (HRC). The acknowledgement of a sitting U.S. President, the end of DADT, marriage equality wins at the ballot box, safer schools for gay youth and many other momentous changes. Come join them as they acknowledge those triumphs and the many cur- rent (and past) individuals who have fought the good fight for full LGBT equality. Celebrate those victories by joining HRC President Chad Griffin, the HRC Los Angeles Steering Committee and Dinner Co-Chairs Gwen Baba and Ted Holmquist for the 2013 Los Angeles Gala Dinner onSaturday, March 23 at the JW Marriot on 900 West Olympic Boulevard in Los Angeles. For tickets and more informa- tion call 800.494.8497 or go
tohrcladinner.com.
INDIGO BALL The Center Orange County is proud to announce the happy return of
their premiere fundraiser, the Indigo Ball, to be held on Saturday, April 20, 2013 at Lyon Air Museum in Santa Ana. The Lyon Air Museum exhibit is comprised of authentic aircraft, rare vehicles and related memorabilia, with emphasis on the defining event of the 20th century—World War II. Set to be honored at the event will be Michael Losquadro an avid sup- porter of the The Center since the mid-‘80s for his tireless support to the LGBT Community. The second honoree will be Huntington Beach native and Minnesota Vikings punter Chris Kluwe, who stood up for LGBT equal- ity, when a certain Maryland legislator tried to have another NFL college player censured for his support of marriage equality. For tickets and more information call 714.953.5428 x109 or go
tothecenteroc.org.
LOS ANGELES LEATHER PRIDE Los Angeles is the place to
UGLA: CELEBRATING 30 YEARS OF GRASSROOTS ACTIVISM The ONE National Gay And Lesbian Archives, is the oldest active Lesbian,
Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning (LGBTQ) organization in the United States and the largest repository of LGBTQ materials in the world. They, in conjunction with the Uptown Gay and Lesbian Alliance (UGLA)—founded in 1983 after the murder of a gay man in the Highland Park neighborhood of Los Angeles—will share their history and memories as they present the UGLA collection to ONE Archives onSunday, March 17 at the ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives at 909 West Adams Boulevard in Los Angeles. For more information about this FREE event (suggested donation of $5) and many others, go
toonearchives.org.
be from Sunday, March 17 through Sunday, March 24 for all of things leather. This year’s theme is TRADITION: Looking
Back...Moving Forward and it symbolizes a week long event celebrating the rich history, diversity and brotherhood in the Southern California Leather
Community. The celebration culminates with the selection of Mr. Los Angeles Leather 2013, and concludes with a Victory Brunch and the 10th Annual Southland Honors Awards. Events take place at numerous locations around Los Angeles and three ticket package levels can be purchased starting at $75. For tickets and more information go to lale-
atherpride.com.
BEARACUDA LOS ANGELES And we ain’t talking the scaly, Fleetwood Mac kind either! Bearracuda is now in 28 cities across the world, with
regular parties in San Francisco, Seattle and San Diego, plus one-offs in N.Y.C., Amsterdam, Austin, Atlanta and Sydney. The bears are back at The Dragonfly on 6510 Santa Monica Boulevard in Los Angeles, so come join all the furry fellas and their friends, cubs, pandas, koalas or as I like to call them… bearmeat. The den will be primed and ready onFriday, March 8 so come and indulge in the fun—as they say, “We’ll be returning with more beats, more lighting, new visuals and some great go-go’s shaking their goods for you all night! Tickets are available at the door $6 before 10 p.m., $8 after, for more information go
tobearracuda.com.
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