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Arturo Varela (267) 765-0367, Arturo@Visitphilly.Com Tweet Us: @Visitphillypr CONTACT: Arturo Varela (267) 765-0367, [email protected] Tweet Us: @visitphillyPR Tweet It: 27 ways to celebrate spring and LGBTQ rights in @visitphilly: https://vstphl.ly/2TL7lrj 27 LGBTQ EVENTS COMING TO PHILADELPHIA IN SPRING 2019 Pride Parades, An LGBTQ Film Festival, Betty Who & Eddie Izzard PHILADELPHIA, March 15, 2019 – Philadelphia welcomes the warmer-weather season with a host of exciting LGBTQ events this spring. Pride dominates: April brings Philadelphia Black Pride; May means New Hope Celebrates’ Pride Festival in Bucks County; and June brings the PrideDay LGBT Parade and Festival, which promises to be bigger than ever for the 50th anniversary of the history- making Stonewall riots that launched the gay civil rights movement. Also marking the half-century milestone: a performance by the Philadelphia Gay Men’s Chorus and the multimedia exhibition Civil Disobedience: Celebrating Queer Resilience at International House Philadelphia. The rest of the season is peppered with an eclectic range of live performances by LGBTQ icons Betty Who, Eddie Izzard and Patti LuPone. LGBTQ-centric plays [Untitled Project] #213 and How to Catch Creation put locals in the spotlight. And fans of drag will enjoy visits from RuPaul’s Drag Race winner Bob the Drag Queen, a birthday roast for local drag queen Bev and a boisterous Mr. Philly Drag King 2019 pageant. Here’s a look at what to expect from Philadelphia’s LGBTQ scene in spring 2019: Pride Parades & Events: 1. Philadelphia Black Pride – This annual celebration of Black LGBTQ communities and allies marks its 20th year in 2019. The event packs a lot into a four-day timespan: the annual family picnic, topical discussion panels and pop-up shops by day and thumping nightlife events into the wee hours. VISIT PHILADELPHIA® is proud to be the lead sponsor of this year’s Philadelphia Black Pride. April 25-28. Various locations, phillyblackpride.org 2. New Hope Celebrates’ Pride Festival – During this Bucks County parade, a 100-foot-long, eight-color equality flag makes its way along the event route, beginning on one side of the Delaware River in Lambertville, New Jersey, and ending on the other in New Hope, Pennsylvania. An outdoor Pride Fair and a host of events throughout town and at The Raven Resort keep the party going all weekend. May 18-19. Various locations, New Hope, newhopecelebrates.com 3. Philadelphia Pride Kick-Off Party – Pride weekend in Philadelphia kicks off with a block party in the Gayborhood that features outdoor food and drink stations, live street performances and carnival-like game booths. June 7. Gayborhood, 12th & Locust Streets, (215) 875-9288, phillygaypride.org 4. Philadelphia Dyke March – Dyke-identified people and allies hit the streets of Philadelphia with protest signs and raised voices calling for more visibility and equality for marginalized queer voices within the community. The march begins and ends at Louis I. Kahn Park, where a stage is set up for speeches, live bands and gender-bending burlesque and drag performances. June 8. 328 S. 11th Street, facebook.com/philadelphiadykemarch -more- Page 2/LGBTQ Spring 2019 Events 5. Philly Pride Run 5K and 1.5 Mile Fun Run – Both serious racers and casual joggers run along the PrideDay LGBT Parade route (see below) before the procession steps off. The fun run follows the route exactly, ending at the festival at Penn’s Landing, while the 5K loops back to finish at the William Way LGBT Community Center. June 9. 12th & Locust Streets, phillypriderun.org 6. PrideDay LGBT Parade and Festival – Organizers project 2019 will become Philadelphia’s best-attended PrideDay ever, as Philly commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots. The event begins with a rollicking parade that starts in the Gayborhood and ends along Penn’s Landing, where celebrants enjoy a huge lineup of vendors and live performances, including Donna Summer and Cher tributes. June 9. Parade starting point, 13th & Locust Streets; festival, 101 S. Columbus Boulevard, (215) 875-9288, phillygaypride.org Drag Events & Performances: 7. GayBINGO! – Spring brings four chances to rake in some prizes during a monthly game night hosted by a troop of campy drag queens. The Loews Philadelphia Hotel hosts Black-Tie GayBINGO! (March 23), a formal-ish affair featuring a sit-down dinner, open bar and live music. After that, it’s back to the regular venue, Congregation Rodeph Shalom, for three theme nights: Swingin’ Sixties (April 13), Royal Wedding (May 11) and the season finale, Goddesses of GayBINGO! (June 22). Proceeds benefit local HIV/AIDS service organization AIDS Fund Philly. Loews, 1200 Market Street; Rodeph Shalom, 615 N. Broad Street; (215) 731-9255, aidsfundphilly.org/gaybingo 8. Bob the Drag Queen – RuPaul’s Drag Race season eight winner sashays into a sure-to-be- stunning evening of live performances featuring top Philly queens like Bev, Iris Spectre and Sutton Fearce. March 31. Tabu Lounge & Bar, 254 S. 12th Street, (215) 964-9675, tabuphilly.com 9. Mr. Philly Drag King 2019 – Faux moustaches appear in abundance for this annual pageant to crown the region’s best amateur drag king. The audience decides which male impersonator reigns supreme after judging boisterous runway, live performance and Q&A competitions. April 6. William Way LGBT Community Center, 1315 Spruce Street, facebook.com/mrphillydragking 10. A Night of Negativity: The Birthday Roast of Bev – Philly comedy queens come out to roast longtime local drag performer Bev on her birthday. The night promises to be full of witty putdowns balanced with enough jokes to keep the mood light and sassy. April 6. Tabu Lounge & Bar, 254 S. 12th Street, (215) 964-9675, tabuphilly.com 11. Miss Philly Pride 2019 – Ambitious local drag queens and female-identifying performers compete in a showcase of costumes, live performances and Q&A sessions. Besides a crown, sash and hefty cash prize, the lucky Miss Philly Pride 2019 is guaranteed a coveted spot on the grand marshal’s float in the PrideDay LGBT Parade. April 7. Tabu Lounge & Bar, 254 S. 12th Street, (215) 875-9288, phillygaypride.org Spring Social Calendar: 12. I’m From Driftwood Brunch – Do-gooders looking for ways to party for a cause this spring can indulge in a Saturday brunch in a lush Gayborhood courtyard. Mimosas, bloody Marys and the live sounds of the Justin Sekelewski Jazz Trio flow freely at the event, which benefits I’m From Driftwood’s mission to collect and share the stories of LGBTQ people across the world. April 13. John C. Anderson Apartments, 251 S. 13th Street, (267) 428-0269, imfromdriftwood.com 13. Dining Out for Life – If there’s ever a reason to splurge on a fancy dinner, it’s this: One night each the year, 200 restaurants throughout the Delaware Valley donate 33% of every diners’ check to local HIV/AIDS nonprofit Action Wellness. Reservations are recommended for the lineup of eateries, which include Bud & Marilyn’s, Audrey Claire and Fond. April 18. Various locations, (215) 981-3367, diningoutforlife.com/philadelphia -more- Page 3/LGBTQ Spring 2019 Events 14. QOTA 10th Anniversary Party – OG South Philly LGBTQ networking group QOTA (Queers on the Avenue) takes it back to where the party began in 2009 with an anniversary bash at Paradiso. Chef-owner Lynn Rinaldi expects a full house at her East Passyunk eatery, offering discounted wine, cocktails and beer and Italian-inspired light bites. April 23. 1627 E. Passyunk Avenue, (215) 271-2066, facebook.com/epaqota Concerts, Performances & Theater: 15. How to Catch Creation – Philadelphia Theatre Company presents this local premiere by Lorraine Hansberry Award-winning playwright Christina Anderson. The imaginative work follows four artists and intellectuals living in San Francisco. Their lives begin to intersect in surprising ways after one of them discovers a deeply moving work by a queer Black feminist writer. March 22-April 14. Suzanne Roberts Theatre, 480 S. Broad Street, (215) 985-0420, philadelphiatheatrecompany.org 16. Get Pegged Cabaret – Performance art troupe Bearded Ladies Cabaret, led by John Jarboe, helm this semi-monthly queer cabaret/burlesque showcase spotlighting outstanding LGBTQ artists from Philly and beyond. The Naughty Femme Edition (March 22, 2019) stars Alice Yorke of Lightning Rod Special, and punk-piano cabaret troupe Glitter & Garbage (May 17, 2019) take the stage later in the spring. FringeArts, 140 N. Columbus Boulevard, (215) 413-1318, fringearts.com 17. Philadelphia Gay Men’s Chorus (PGMC) – The singers of PGMC heat things up with the adult-themed cabaret Risqué (March 22-23) at International House Philadelphia (IHP). In May, the chorus heads to the Lutheran Church of the Holy Communion for Anthem, a night of iconic ballads (May 3-4). In June, it’s back to I-House with the ANNA Crusis Women’s Choir for Stonewall (June 22), a one-night-only tribute to the New York riots that kickstarted the LGBTQ rights revolution. IHP, 3701 Chestnut Street; church, 2110 Chestnut Street; (215) 731-9230, pgmc.org 18. Mariah Carey – The golden-voiced diva hits Philly’s newest music venue for a night of song spanning Carey’s three-decade career. Fans can expect hits such as Fantasy and We Belong Together, along with tracks from her sultry new LP, Caution. April 3. Met Philadelphia, 858 N. Broad Street, (800) 653-8000, themetphilly.com 19. Shut Up & Dance – Drag queen Martha Graham Cracker and performance artist John Jarboe host this annual fundraiser featuring a performance by the Pennsylvania Ballet. The event benefits MANNA, a Philadelphia nonprofit that delivers meals to people in the region who are living with HIV/AIDS and other illnesses. April 13. Forrest Theatre, 1114 Walnut Street, (215) 496-2662, mannapa.org 20. Eddie Izzard WUNDERBAR – Transgender British comedian brings audiences into his fantastical world by sharing his theory of the universe and talking dogs and animal superheroes.
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