PRIDE
SPLASH Make a “splash” as you kick off the Pride festivities at the Summer Splash
Pre-Pride Pool Party on Friday, July 17 from 1 to 5:30 p.m. SPLASH 2015 returns to the Lafayette Hotel with DJ John Joseph rocking the pool. “We sold the event out last year and everyone has been asking us to do it again this year,” says event promoter Kevin Plautz. “We have San Diego’s own amazing DJ John Joseph spinning and have teamed up with some amazing sponsors that will be giving all kinds of things away during the afternoon.” Cascade Spa will even be poolside giving free neck and head massages. Presale tickets are $20 and are available in San Diego at Urban MO’s or online using the keyword: SPLASH at
eventbright.com. Day of event tickets for $25 will be available for purchase at the Lafayette Hotel.
For more information, go
tofacebook.com/sdsummersplash.
WEEKEND EVENTS
BILL HARDT PRESENTS Southern California’s premier party producer brings us not four, but five
San Diego Pride Parties this year. Beginning with The Pride Ball on Friday, July 17 starring Sex Shooters, the hottest duo to emerge out of London and on their way to becoming one of the most talked about DJ duos around. Cir- cuit Daze returns to the Hall of Champions onSaturday, July 18. The legend- aryZoo Party at the San Diego Zoo onSunday, July 19 will feature hundreds of “party animals,” dancing to the beats of world-renowned DJ Wayne G.Fete Accompli keeps the celebration going until 4 a.m. at the House of Blues and if that’s not enough for you… You’re in luck! The brand newMorning Party with Joe Gauthreaux (one of the most sought after DJs in the U.S. and abroad) debuts onMonday, July 20 from 4 to 10 a.m. at Spin Nightclub.
For tickets and more information, go
tobillhardtpresents.com.
OVERDRIVE ACTION Shift your Pride experience into overdrive
LAUNCH Starting out as a small backyard celebration, Launch has grown to be one
of San Diego’s premier and most popular Pride events over its 16-year history. Presented by the Rob Benzon foundation, Launch is the “party with a purpose,” returning 100 percent of the ticket sales back to supporting our community. This first-class fete, will be held on Friday, July 17 from 6 to 10 p.m., at the beautiful grounds of the historic Burnham House near Balboa Park. Partygoers will enjoy samplings of gourmet, chef creations from local favorite restaurants, a hosted bar, a silent auction and a “guaranteed good time.” This Pride kickoff event is sure to sell out, so get your tickets while you can.
For tickets and more information, go
torobbenzon.org.
at the “Main Event” on Saturday, July 18 at Spin Nightclub, hosted by Glitz Glam and Colby Melvin. This epic 10-hour dance party features 10,000 square feet of entertain- ment on three floors, with a rooftop terrace complete with smoothies and food (along with mimosas at sunrise) to fuel your danc- ing feet all night long. A production of this magnitude is rarely seen in San Diego and will feature the festival-class Laser Show by RAGErLAZER, a world premiere performance by Janellie, three DJs, sexy go-go gods and much more. Overdrive Action is expected to sell out before Pride weekend, so purchase your presale tickets now! For tickets and more information, go to
overdrivesd.eventbrite.com.
FLAUNT FLAUNT, the San Diego Pride Pool Party is back and this year promises to be even bigger, bet-
ter and at a stunning new location, the recently renovated Lafayette Hotel onSaturday, July 18 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Grab your suit and “flaunt” your best assets, under the SoCal sun while tak- ing in the tunes DJ Dan De Leon and DJ GloVibes throw down on the main stage. A professional photographer will also be on-site to capture all your favorite moments.
For tickets and more information, go
toflauntsd.eventbrite.com. 46 RAGE monthly | JULY 2015
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