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Out and About
SodAl Highlights for Ute Gay Sc Lesbian Cotnmmiity
Compiled by Eagle White
Q-Notes Staff
Switchboards
For regularly scheduled meetings, con
tact the individual organizations or the Gay
and Lesbian Switchboard in your area:
North Carolina
Asheville
(704) 253-2971
Charlotte
(704) 535-6277
Greensboro
(910) 274-2100
Raleigh
(919) 821-0055
Wilmington
(910) 675-9222
Winston-Salem
(910) 722-4040
South Carolina
Charleston
(803) 577-5139
Columbia
(803) 782-2912
Greenville
(803) 271-4207
FEBRUARY
T Thursday & Friday February 3 «& 4
ARTSPACE presents David Stevens’
“The Sum of Us” tonight as a benefit for
AIDS Service Agency. Benefit includes
wine and cheese party, performance, and
post-show gala reception. Tickets are $30.
Additional performance dates include Feb.
4, 5, 11 and 12 at 8:15 each night and a
Sunday matinee at 3:00 p.m. Tickets are $8
- $10. All performances will be held at
ARTSPACE, Bloimt and Davie Streets at
City Market, Raleigh. For more informa
tion, call (919) 832-9607.
T Thursday - Saturday February 3-5
Neil Simon’s Rumors will run at the Old
Courthouse Theatre, 49 Spring Street, Con
cord, NC. All shows 8:00 p.m. For more
information and reservation call (704) 788-
2405.
The High Risk Group, a men’s dance
and performance ensemble, presents “In a
Burning House” and “Body Project” at
Manbites Dog Theater, Club Boulevard and
RoxboroRoad,Durham,NC. All shows 8:15
pm, tickets are S8. For more information,
call the box office at (919) 220-6779.
T Wednesday, February 9
Casino Night hosted by the SC Gay and
Lesbian Pride Movement at the Community
Center, 141 - A So. Shandon St. (at Rosewood
Dr.) in the Shandon Village Shopping Cen
ter, Columbia. Requested donation is $9 to
play games and bid on prizes. For more
information, call (803) 771-7713.
T Friday - Sunday February 11 - 13
Unitarian Universalist camp and confer
ence center, the Mountain, will sponsor a
Valentine’s Weekend for Gays and Lesbi
ans. The program begins with supper prompt
ly at 8:00 p.m. The cost of the weekend is
$99. This includes Friday dinner through
Sunday breakfast and reflects double occu
pancy and private bath cabin rates. For
registration forms or more information, call
or write the Mountain, PO Box 1299, High
lands, NC 28741, (704) 526-5838; (704)
526-2511 (fax).
T Friday February 11
“Love and Anger” by George F Walker
will be presented by the Wendell Theater
Group of Duke Uni versity tonight at Manbites
Dog Theater, Club Boulevard and Roxboro
Road, Durham, NC. Additional performance
dates include Feb 12 and Feb 17-19. All
shows 8:15 pm, tickets are $6. For more
information, call the box office at (919) 220-
6779.
T Saturday February 12
Queen City Friends will hold their annu
al Valentine’s Dance tonight from 9:00 pm
until 1:00 am at the Wyndham Gardens Hotel
on Wilmont Road. Tickets are $8 - $ 12 and
can be purchased in advance from Rising
Moon Bookstore or White Rabbit Books, or
at the door. This a women-only, dress up
event (no jeans please). For more informa
tion, call Jan at (704) 556-9182 or Linda at
(704) 554-0845.
Women’s Valentine’s Dance, sponsored
by Blue Moon Productions, will be held this
evening from 9:00 p.m. until 1:00 a.m. at Eno
River Unitarian Fellowship, Garrett Road,
Diuham. Tickets are $7-$10 (sliding scale).
This event is BYOB. Formore information,
call Blue Moon (919) 490-1526.
Carolina Bear Lodge will hold its first
official meeting tonight at 6:30 p.m in Meet
ing Room 203 of the Best Western-York
Hotel, 321 W. Woodlawn in Charlotte. For
more information, call (704) 567-6264.
T Sunday February 13
“Works of Heart—An Art Auction
Against ATOS” will be held to day at the
Marriott Crabtree Valley Ballroom,
Glenwood Ave., Raleigh, to benefit AIDS
Service Agency. There will be a Silent
Auction from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. and a Live
Auction from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tickets are
$10 and available from White Rabbit (Ra
leigh), Little Art Gallery and ASA offices.
For more information, call (919) 834-2437.
T Tuesday February 15
NC Pride PAC will hold a birthday party
for Susan B. Anthony from 5:30 p.m. to 7:3 0
p.m. tonight at 1129 Linganore Place,
Dilworth, in Charlotte. Admission is S15 to
benefit gay and lesbian rights in North Caro
lina Call (704) 339-0668 formore informa
tion or RSVP.
T Thursday February 17
The Charlotte Gay & Lesbian Film Series
continues its foiuth season with Forbidden
Love and Safe Sex is Hot Sex at 8:00 pm at
Spirit Square Center for the Arts, Charlotte.
Season tickets are S23.00 and door tickets
are $5, on a first come, first serve basis. For
more information, call (704)334-5089.
T Friday February 18
North Carolina Pride 1994 will hold its
first commimity dinner of the new year to
night at 7:00 pm at the Christ Episcopal
Church, 1412 Providence Road, Charlotte.
For more information call Sue Henry at (704)
332-7473 (days) or Dan Kirsch at (704) 53 6-
1372 (evenings).
▼ Sunday, February 20
Open GLPM Meeting to discuss plans
for GLPM's participation in Columbia's St.
Patrick's Day Parade. Meeting starts at 2:00
p.m., parade discussion at 4:00 p.m.. Com
munity Center, 141-A So. Shandon St. (at
Rosewood Dr.) in the Shandon Village Shop
ping Center. For information, call (803)771 -
7713.
T Friday-Saturday February 25-26
“Abe On a Hot Tin RooP will be
presented by the Somnambulist Project at
Manbites Dog Theater, Club Boulevard and
Roxboro Road, Durham, NC. Both shows
8:15 pm, tickets are S6. For more informa
tion, call the box office at (919) 220-6779.
T Sunday, February 27
Cookout sponsored by SC Gay and Les
bian Pride Movement, 1:30 p.m.. Communi
ty Center, 141-A So. Shandon St. (at Rose
wood Dr.) in the Shandon Village Shopping
Center, Columbia. Hot dogs, veggie burgers
and hamburgers with fixings and soft drinks
available for a S4 donation. For more infor
mation, call (803) 771-7713.
MARCH
T Saturday & Sunday March 4 & 5
The 7th Annual Conference of Raleigh
Religious Network for Gay & Lesbian Equal
ity will be held this weekend starting today at
Pullen Memorial Baptist Church in Raleigh.
The keynote speaker will be Rev. Sandra
Robinson, President of Samaritan College,
the Professional School of the Universal
Fellowship of Metropolitan Community
Churches. Registration is S25 for one day
and $40 for two days. For more information,
contact Sue & Ken Marks at (919) 3 87-0 824.
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