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The City of West Hollywood, Also Known As As the Creative City, Is Excited to Celebrate June Pride Month with the One City One Pride Queer Arts Festival West hollywood Celebrate Queer arts June Pride Month festival with the May/June One City One Pride 2013 Queer Arts FestivAl presented by the City of West hollyWood through its Arts and Cultural Affairs Commission lesbian and Gay Advisory Board transgender Advisory Board West Hollywood Queer Arts Festival the City of West hollywood, also known as as the Creative City, is excited to celebrate June Pride month with the one City one Pride Queer arts festival. held throughout late May and June, but centered on the dates of May 31 – June 16, this festival comprises both free and ticketed events featuring theatre, ffiilm, music, Queer spoken word, visual art, a parade and much more! for the ffiifirst year, the festival has a theme in ‘the sacred and the Profane,’ which explores the dichotomies of Arts the lGBT experience: a blending of the spiritual and the carnal, of things holy and wicked, and of things granted and taken away. For more information on these events or Arts and Cultural Affairs in WestFestiv Hollywood visit: www.weho.org/pride Al For further information visit weho.org/pride CRESCENT HEIGHTS BLVD HAYWORTH AV LAUREL AVE HAVENHURST V WILLIAM S.A HART PARK PARK E R P GP I LON PLUMMER THE VILLAGE R E FORMOSA AV HAVENHURST DR D LA BREA AV T CURSON ST PARK AT THE GAY AND S SUNSET BLVD HARPER AV FOUNTAIN AV FOUNTAIN AV ORANGE GROVE AV T AV FAIRFAX SWEETZER AV OGDEN DR E LA CIENEGA BL LESBIAN CENTER GENESEE AV S GARDNER ST FLORES ST N KINGS RD SU 1240 direCtions and ParKinG E HORN AV H CLARK ST T POINSETTIA DR POINSETTIA DR ORLANDO ALTA LOMA RD ALTA FOUNTAINOLIVE DR AV LEXINGTON AV 9 11 FULLER AV the West hollywood library and Park street Parking 5 6 8 10 MATTHEW SHEPHARD NORTON AV NORTON AV VISTA ST HUMAN RIGHTS FORMOSA VETERANS SANTA MONICA 1 2 3 Please read all street signs carefully for TRIANGLE PARK PARK BOULEVARD SANTA MONICA BLVD 10 the library is a white building with two restrictions. POINSETTIA DR SAN VICENTE BLVD VICENTE SAN HOLLOWAY DR 6 7330 SUNSET BLVD KINGS RD V CITY FULLER AV I S HARPER AV parking structures, both accessible from el SIERRA BONITA AV T A HARRATT ST KNOLL HALL SPAULDING AV EST 8 HARRATT ST 7 WEST KNOLL DR W CURSON ST CELEBRATION S Kings road Park / MaK Center LARRABEE LEE STRASBERG T HILLDALE THEATRE tovar Place, with access from san vicente PALM PALM INSTITUTE ROMAINE ST or robertson Ave. the one-story library Please read all street signs if parking on the PHYLLIS AV ROMAINE ST GARDNER ST ROMAINE ST LA JOLLA KINGS ROAD 7 ROMAINE ST HAYWORTH parking structure is for library patrons street. nearest parking structure is at PARK 8383 santa Monica Blvd, with one hour CYNTHIA ST only. visitors attending special events at the LA PRIDE PARADE ROUTE library or Park should use the five-story free from 6am-6pm, and $1 for each VISTA GRANDE ST MAK WILLOUGHBY AV WILLOUGHBY AV 5 CENTER additional 20 minutes. HILLDALE GALLERY public parking structure. For special events 825 WARING AV held in the library, free validated parking Plummer Park 9 LA CIENEGA BL KEITH AV SHERWOOD DR 1 West hollywood library 7 Kings road Park / MaK Center will be available in the 5 story structure. three hours free in the lot in front of the WESTMOUNT DR WEST KNOLL DR WEST HOLLYWOOD WESTBOURNE 625 n. san vicente Boulevard 1000 Kings road /835 Kings road visit www.weho.org/pride for details. PARK HUNTLEY DR park’s Community Center with access MOCA the Community Meeting room at the from santa Monica Blvd. at Martel. no time 2 PDC 4 2 West hollywood Park L8 ee strasberg institute library is located adjacent to the main restriction in the northern lot with access MELROSE AV CLINTON ST SWEETZER AV 647 n. san vicente Boulevard 7936 santa Monica Boulevard PACIFIC ORLANDO ST library entrance at park level. to access this EL TOVARPL from vista st. SANTA MONICA BLVD DESIGN ONE / 1 MELROSE AV room, visitors may use the sky bridge located EL TOVAR 3 CENTER 3 ONE Gallery / el tovar lot 9 Plummer Park DOHENY DR LOT on the third floor of the parking structure or WEST HOLLYWOOD Village at the LA Gay and lesbian LIBRARY 626 n. robertson 7377 santa Monica Boulevard take the grand staircase on san vicente Blvd. ROBERTSON BLVD ROSEWOOD AV Center 11 MELROSE AV ALMONT DR S A Free parking in 2 parking lots marked N 4 Pacific design Center 10 Celebration theatre the City Council Chambers at the library DORRINGTON V IC ROSEWOOD AV ‘village Parking’ across the street on EN is located in the Autocourt at street level T 8687 Melrose Ave 7051 santa Monica Boulevard ASHCROFT AV E McCadden. B adjacent to san vicente Blvd, the lobby L ROSEWOOD AV V D 5 Gallery 825 11 the Village at the LA Gay contains a large mural by shepard Fairey BEVERLY BLVD 825 n. la Cienega Boulevard and lesbian Center and the Jones Coffee shop. visitors may 1125 n. McCadden Place access the Council Chambers from the first 6 On santa Monica boulevard floor of the parking structure. West hollyWood Queer arts festiVal 2013 Events Calendar www.weho.org/pride times and events are subject to sat, June 1, 5pm Wed, June 5, 7 pm now in its 43rd year, the parade fri, June 14, 8 pm thurs, fri, June 20–21, 8 pm change. For the most up to date 50 shades of Queer: lGbt My life in three easy Payments kicks off from Crescent Heights and outlaugh! sat, June 22, 2 pm and 8 pm runs down santa Monica Blvd to West information, additional event listings, artists & Writers of Color 1 West Hollywood library- Comedy special event sun, June 23, 5 pm Hollywood Park. Prior to the parade, and details such as event times, 1 City Council Chambers, free. 1 rent West Hollywood library- Frontrunners organizes a Pride run West Hollywood library- locations, and ticketing information City Council Chambers, free. inspired by sunset Boulevard, valley of along the parade route. City Council Chambers 8 lee strasberg institute please visit www.weho.org/pride. seven people of color from different the dolls, dreamgirls, drag queens, diana $20 admission. viP tickets $50 include Marilyn Monroe theatre, tickets are $10 preferential seating and meeting the ($5 for students) and is reserved seating. backgrounds will discuss sexuality, ross, African storytelling and his own tues, June 11, 8 pm comics afterward. unique programs of films and webisodes. sat, May 18, 3 pm gender, and cultural issues through poetic unique experience of selling products on directed by troy rintala, this the lavender effect/rainbow tickets sold for this event benefit stolen and forbidden and dramatic readings. live television, dale Guy Madison tells the minds behind Outlaugh! America’s interpretation of la Boheme has been a Key awards AidsWalk los Angeles. a humorous interactive story through first and continuing queer comedy festival favorite for musical lovers for years. 1 West Hollywood library- sat, June 1, 7 pm spoken word, songs, stories and video have come together to create a unique For more info: (323) 650-7777 City Council Chambers transvisible: bamby’s story footage of his life. one-night comedy event with proceeds to sun, June 16, 11 am – 3 pm support the lavender effect. 1 West Hollywood library- the lavender effect is a nonprofit father’s day Celebration and sat, June 22, 7:30 pm thurs, June 6, 7:30 pm City Council Chambers, free. organization dedicated to creating an Voices of l.a.: songs of sat, June 15, 10 am – 5 pm summer sounds Concert My ink is White lGBt Museum and Cultural Center for experience by the hollywood A documentary on transgender/Hiv the lA area. this project collects oral ‘Celebrating all life and 2 West Hollywood Park 9 Plummer Park – Art room 5 and 6 Master Chorale activist Bamby salcedo’s life by dante histories from lGBt leaders and pioneers Creation’ Pow Wow free concert, no rsvPs. 1 free. West Hollywood library- Alencastre, who produced last year’s to be preserved for future historians and As a kickoff to the summer sounds series, 1 West Hollywood library- local poet steven reigns organizes a City Council Chambers, free. impactful el Fuego dentro, about the to document the lGBt rights movement a special Father’s day Concert will take City Council Chambers transgender community in Peru. free evening of artful erotica by gay male Before the internet, young gay men from those who experienced it first-hand. place in West Hollywood Park, and be William Blake was arguably one of the writers. looking for answers would often read in On June 11, a thematic program of oral part of the “World’s largest Gay Father's world’s first straight allies. though not secret, or pilfer books and magazines out sun, June 2, noon – 8 pm histories will be presented in conjunction day Celebration” co-sponsored by the fri, June 7–14, 2013 gay himself, his poetry and art argued for of shame. in this special event, gay men install:Weho with the rainbow Key Awards ceremony as Pop-luck Club, raiseAChild.us, and freedom in love. similarly, the composers will read from texts that were stolen or LA art association presents presented by the City of West Hollywood. the Abbey, among others. the concert, of new works based on his poetry are not forbidden in their youth. readers include ‘out there’ sponsered by lA County supervisor Zev gay, but supportive.
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