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Visionary Sponsors VISIONARY SPONSORS 2017 Sponsors VISIONARY SPONSORS DIAMOND SPONSORS PLATINUM SPONSORS GOLD SPONSORS HONOLULUPRIDE.COM 1 #HONOLULUPRIDE SILVER SPONSORS BRONZE SPONSORS RITCHIE MUDD & SUNNY MUDD HONOLULUPRIDE.COM 2 #HONOLULUPRIDE HONOLULUPRIDE.COM 3 #HONOLULUPRIDE Pride Month Events Events listed below feature information available at time of printing. For more information on specific events visit the host’s website or the Community Calendar at honolulupride.com. OCTOBER 11 OCTOBER 19 Families, Rainbows National Coming Out Day & Hearts Honolulu Pride™ Celebration 7pm – 9pm Cheer Workshop 10am-2pm LGBT Center Waikiki 5:30pm – 7:30pm UH Mānoa Campus Center Area in front of Honolulu Zoo Bloomingdale’s Team Pride directly across from Hula’s National Coming Out Day Party “The Sunday Sessions” 5pm – 8pm Honolulu Pride Party Bus Free Film Screening & Bloomingdale’s Ala Moana LGBTQ+ friendly bars and Discussion lounges with an OPEN BAR 2pm-4pm Hula’s Official Honolulu on the bus. Ends at Wisp Windward Community College Pride™ Kick Off Party with appearances by Andrew 9pm – 2am Cristian Models, Caravan Of Hula’s Bar & Lei Stand Glam, DJ LEZLEE and Milk Milk OCTOBER 13 Lemonade from L.A. The Official Honolulu La Leche: The Pride™ Black Party OCTOBER 15 Official Honolulu Pride™ 9pm – 2am Wang Chung’s Sunday White Party Tapa’s Lanai Bar Pride Brunch 9pm – 2am 10am – 1pm Wisp at the Lotus Hotel Wang Chung’s Karaoke Bar OCTOBER 14 And Justice for All: LGBT Slippah Sunday Pride OCTOBER 20 Civil Rights Update for Week Kick-Off Pool Party Artists for Social Justice 2017 Honolulu Pride™ 2pm – 6pm 7:30pm 10am – 12pm Hyatt Centric UH Mānoa Davis Auditorium Central Union Church of Honolulu OCTOBER 16 Pride Scarlet Party 7:30pm-2am Kimberly Dark Master Dance Class with Scarlet Honolulu “Dykeopolis” Mark Kanemura 10am-2pm UH Mānoa Campus Center » UH Mānoa Art Auditorium Ballroom CONTINUED HONOLULUPRIDE.COM 5 #HONOLULUPRIDE Pride Events (cont’d) OCTOBER 21 Honolulu Pride™ Parade 11am Kalakaua Avenue | Waikiki Honolulu Pride™ Festival 11:30am – 6pm Waikiki Shell Diamond Head Greens Official Honolulu Pride™ After Party 7pm – 2am Ad Hula’s Bar & Lei Stand OCTOBER 22 Hula’s Pride Recovery Cherch 10am Hula’s Bar & Lei Stand Lei x Surfjack Pride Pool Party and Benefit 12pm – 4:30pm Surfjack Hotel & Swim Club Celebrate Pride. Arrive alive. Save 20% on UBER trips from 10/14 - 10/21 by using the code: HNLPRIDE17 A proud sponsor of the Hawaii LGBT Legacy Foundation Rainbows Over Waikiki Rainbow flags welcoming local residents and visitors to Waikiki in celebration of HONOLULU PRIDE™ events from October 10 to 23. The project is sponsored by dozens of businesses, faith groups, community organizations, families and individuals in support of Hawaii’s LGBTQ+ community. FLAG SPONSORS 64 FLAGS Veronica Gail Worth In Honor of the Foundation’s First Visionary Award Recepient Princess Abigail Kawananakoa 22 FLAGS Sheraton Waikiki 2 FLAGS 2 FLAGS 2 FLAGS Alaska Airlines Hawaiian Airlines Hula’s Bar and Lei Stand 2 FLAGS 2 FLAGS Lutheran Church of Honolulu - Honolulu Gay and Lesbian James Cartwright Cultural Foundation Anonymous Gay Island Guide St. Clements Episcopal Church Berkshire Hathaway Home Hazelwood Apartments LLC - St. Marks Episcopal Church Services Dan Weddle & Peter Fan The Gay Men’s Chorus Hawai’I Realty - Scott Larimer Jennifer Blair Tom Merrick Cameron Miyamoto Jim MIller & Erik Aviles VA Pacific Islands Health Care Central Union Church - Law Office of Keoni Souza, LLC System - LGBT Council - Neal Williams & John Berger www.keonisouzalaw.com Rick Velasquez David S. Brustein, Esq. Lee M. Yarbough, Attorney at Veterinary Emergancy + Dr. David McEwan Law/CPA Referral Center Ellen O’brien, Zachary Creech, Michael Brown & Roland Layugan Veterinary Emergancy + Referral Jason Theodorson, Dale Center - Drs. Graham Burns & Nathan Leo Pendleton, Hitomi Nihei Erike Sox Burns PSYD LLC Office Pavilion Hawaii Will Coleman and Chris Frendreis First Unitarian Church Puakea Nogelmeier Willie Sabel of Hawaii - Steve Lohs Robert and Andy HONOLULUPRIDE.COM 9 #HONOLULUPRIDE Parade Entries At time of printing. Not in order of appearance: Triple M Council AECOM Hula’s Bar & Lei Stand Bacchus Waikiki Domestic Violence Sheraton Amnesty Action Center International Hawaii VERC Chapter Bloomingdale’s GEICO Wang Chung’s Urban Outfitters CVS Health The Aloha Bears Delta Air Lines Gay Island Guide Tambry and Mochi The Lavender Clinic UBER Hawaii Civil Rights Lima Kokua Inc. Commission LYF T CHURCH OF THE American Civil CROSSROADS Rain Liberties Union Of Hawaii Waikiki Health Planned Parenthood Life Foundation YMCA Of Honolulu Pepsico Rainbow Family 808 UNITE HERE! Local 5 Macy’s LGBT Caucus Of Hawaii Gay Flag Grand Marshal Democratic Party Of Football League Hawai’i Pioneer Pacific Buddhist CHEER Seattle Academy Royal Hawaiian Band Tapa’s Alaska Airlines Out On The Rocks Hawaiian Airlines HONOLULUPRIDE.COM 11 #HONOLULUPRIDE Festival Entertainment 1 2 : 0 0 Opening Rites MC Festival COG open Hawaiian 12:00PM Intro 12:30PM Airlines 12:15PM Serenaders 12:45PM 1 : 0 0 Bentos Pretty Peacock incl. sound check, MC intro Productions 1:00PM 1:45PM 2 : 0 0 Danie Ward (HNL Zouk) Isaiah Esquire PARTY 2:00PM 2:15PM 2:30PM MONSTERS 2:45PM 3 : 0 0 Kings of Spade IZOHNNY duet incl. sound check, MC intro 3:45PM 3:00PM 4 : 0 0 Fresh Fish Jayla Rose Cherry Johnny Nuriel 4:00PM 4:15PM Blossom 4:45PM Cabaret 4:30PM 5 : 0 0 Tim Rose DIVAS COG Close incl. sound check, MC 5:30PM 5:45PM intro 5:00PM 6 : 0 0 Closing Breakdown 6:00PM 6:15PM HONOLULUPRIDE.COM 13 #HONOLULUPRIDE Pride Map N 63 61 W E Chinatown S 92 Downtown 1 H1 12 3 5 2 Ala Moana 9 8 Beach Park 7 Waikīkī 6 10 13 11 PARADE ROUTE Diamond 4 Head 1. Scarlet Honolulu 8. Surfjack Hotel and Swim Club 2. Bloomingdale’s Ala Moana 9. Tapas Lanai Bar 3. Imua Lounge 10. Urban Outfitters 4. Wisp 11. Hula’s Bar and Lei Stand 5. Chiko’s Tavern 12. University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa 6. In Between Waikiki 13. Wang Chung’s Karaoke Bar 7. Bacchus Waikiki HONOLULUPRIDE.COM 15 #HONOLULUPRIDE Thank You Hawai’i LGBT Legacy Foundation thanks our 2017 sponsors and donors for their generous support. Justin Johnson Jason Ruane Maryse Keyser Shannon Smith Kaʻau Abraham Melvin Jadulang Shelby Foster Alan Young Church of the Crossroads GLSEN HI Kathryn Farley Melvin McCready Sheraton Waikiki Alaska Airlines Cynthia Gilette-Wenner Hawaii Civil Rights Kathy Becker Michael Brown Stephen Kaczmar Commission Amefil Agbayani David Lammey Kenneth Foster Michael Carver Tapa’s Hawaii Cold Brew Coffee American Civil Liberties David McEwan, M.D. Co. Kevin Baza Nalo Snow Shave Ice Techmana LLC Union Of Hawaii Charitable Fund Hawaii Gay Flag Football Kevin Tsunoda Nathan Braulick The Aloha Bears Amnesty International David Sanders League Hawaii Chapter Lava Lava Beach Club Out On The Rocks Thomas Gibson Delta Air Lines Hawaii Rainbow Chamber Aqua-Aston Hospitality Of Commerce Law Office Of David S. Pacific Buddhist Academy Triple M Council Denny Bales Brustein Bacchus Waikiki Hawaiian Airlines Patricia Chung UBER Domestic Violence Action Law Office Of Keoni Souza, Barefoot Wine Center Hawaiian Honey Cones LLC Patrick McLaughlin UNITE HERE! Local 5 Barry Mabrey Domestic Violence Action Honeygirl Productions Lee M. Yarbrough, Attorney Paul Kimi University Of Phoenix Center At Law/CPA Bayada Home Care Honolulu Gay and Lesbian Pua Auyong-White Urban Outfitters Donald Abrams Cultural Foundation lei / Nella Media Group Bloomingdale’s Rainbow Family 808 Veronica Worth Edward Jones Investments Hula’s Bar & Lei Stand LGBT Caucus Of Brian Faul Randall Jadulang Veterinary Emergency + Democratic Party Of Elizabeth Winternitz Referral Center of Hawaii Istanbul Restaurant, Inc. Hawai’i Bud Light Rapa Nui Evan Rodriguez Waikiki Health Jack Daniel’s Life Foundation Butch Merideth Richard Andrews Fannie Cline Wang Chung’s James Miller Lima Kokua Inc. Castle Resorts & Hotels Richard Greene Gabriella Lopez William Tullis Jan Turner Luke Elick Center For Sexual and Robert Boyack Reproductive Health Gay Island Guide Willie Sabel Jeff Helsen Macy’s Inc. Royal Hawaiian Charles Spence Gay Men’s Chorus Of Hot Dog Co. YMCA Of Honolulu John Blatt Mark Danielson Honolulu (GMCofH) CHEER Seattle Santos Rosario John Magauran Mark Sumers George Bullock HONOLULUPRIDE.COM 16 17 #HONOLULUPRIDE HAWAI‘I LGBT LEGACY FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS James Miller, Chairperson D.J. Dole Cathy Kiana Keiko Kapua Joe Bock, Vice Chairperson Luke Elick David Mcewan, M.D. Will Coleman, Secretary Scott Larimer Cameron Miyamoto David Brustein, Treasurer Melvin Jadulang Willie Sabel Monoiki Ah Nee-Bahn Randall Jadulang Baijnauth James “Tony” Singh 2017 HONOLULU PRIDE™ COMMITTEE Monoiki Ah Nee-Bahn Heather Delphin Camaron Miyamoto Francine Beppu Walter Enriquez Willie Sabel Joe Bock Melvin Jadulang Dj Vaughn David Brustein Randall Jadulang Damà Wright Will Coleman James Miller SPECIAL THANK YOU Daniel Chun - Alaska Airlines Veronica Gail Worth Jack Law - Hula’s Bar Diamond Head Theatre and Lei Stand HONOLULUPRIDE.COM 18 #HONOLULUPRIDE VISION, MISSION, PURPOSE & VALUES STATEMENT FOR 2017 vision The Hawai‘i LGBT Legacy Foundation is committed to a legacy of hope, equality and unity. We help our community live happy, healthy and productive lives as an integral part of the larger diverse community that is Hawaii. mission The mission of the Hawai’i LGBT Legacy Foundation is to support, empower, educate, unify, and facilitate LGBT organizations and individuals in Hawai’i. purpose The purpose of the Hawai‘i LGBT Legacy Foundation is to nurture and support its community by creating a more healthy and compassionate environment for all. values With respect and equality for all, the Hawai‘i LGBT Legacy Foundation will carry out its mission with compassion, excellence and integrity..
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  • August 2019 Volume 63, Issue 8
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