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34 Community Events Q-NOTES • MARCH 13 . 2004 ^ut and about Community Centers' contact info NC: Charlotte LGCC: 704-333-0144 1401-B Central Ave. • Charlotte, NC 28205 communitycenter@gaychai1otte.com NC: OutWilmington GLCC: 910-794-1720 4710 Wrightsville Ave. • Suite 3201 Wilmington, NC 28403 www.outwilmington.com SC Pride Center 803-771-7713 1108 Woodrow St. • Columbia, SC 29205 www.scgipmorg. SCPrideCenter@aol.com March 13 - May 1 • Charleston Host a Dining With Friends party Lowcountry AIDS Services is seeking people to host parties as part of its annual major fundrais er "Dining with Friends," which willl take place. on May 1. Afterwards, participants are invited to the "Finale" at the Maritime Center for cham pagne and desserts from the area’s finest restaurants. This event has become one of. Charleston's most anticipated social events of the season. Info: call Franklin at 843-747-2273 March 13 - June 5 • Hickory Dining For Friends party, Foothilb style! ALFA is looking for hosts for its fundraising event "Dining For Friends" to help in the fight against FllV/AIDS in the Foothills area. Guests of these parties are asked to make a donation to ALFA and in return receive a ticket to the DFF June 5 Finale. Info: call 828-322-1447 or visit alfanc.tripod.com/events.html March 13 • Asheville Domestic violence workshop 4-9 p.m.: For lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans gender people who want to build healthy rela Sorving the Community since 1989 at Mctrtilina AIDS Project and now serving the Community in private practice. Micki McDonough, M.Ed. Licensed Professional Counselor National Certified Counselor 704 517-9866 y By appointment only. j : General Psychotlicrapy Abuse Gay.'LesbIan HIV Trauma Dissociation tionships and know how to rec ognize abusive ones. Free. Lunch provided. Registration forms are available at www.nccadv.org/ training.htm. Info: call Cam Eubanks at 919-956-9124 or 888-232-9124 March 13 • Gastonia A Taste of Las Vegas 7-11 p.m.:The AIDS Council of Gaston County presents it’s annual "Taste of’’ event. $30 - $35 advance tickets available at Rodi Restaurant, 234 West Garrison Blvd. or Clay CafP Pottery Painting Studio and Espresso Bar. ’ Info: call 704-583-5238 March 14, 21, 28 • Charlotte Women and the Word 7 p.m.: March 14 -The Rev.Tonyia Rawls, Charlotte; March 21 -The Rev. Wanda Floyd, Durham: March 28 -Margaret Flowell, Charlotte, speak at New Life Metropolitan Community Church of Charlotte’s "Women and the Word!" Preaching Series. The church is opening its pul pit to female preachers drawn from throughout the Christian community. Each sermon will be based upon a Biblical text that holds great per sonal power and meaning to each preacher. All services will be held on Sunday evenings throughout March at 7 p.m. at 1900The Plaza, just off of Central Ave. Info: call 704-334-0350, email gordon@newlifemccnc.org or visit www.newlifemccnc.org March 14 - April 4 • Greensboro It's in the puddin' Triad area premiere of the Tony Award and Pulitzer Prizewinner for Best Play "Proof" by David Auburn. Triad Stage, 232 South Elm St. Info/tickets: Preview performance tickets: March 14, 16 and 17 $10 each. March 18, single ticket prices range from $12 to $37. Prices vary depending on the day of the week and seat location desired. Info: call 336-272-0160 or visit www.triadstage.org March 15 • Charlotte 'Don Quixote' on the horizon Moscow Festival Ballet’s "Don Quixote" present ed by Carolinas Concert /\ssociation. Performed in the North Carolina Blumenthal Performing Arts Center, BelkTheatre. Info: call 704-527-6680, visit vwvw.carolinasconcert.com or write CCA; PO. Box 11356; Charlotte, NC 28220 March 16 • Wilmington Reinventing the "F" word-Feminism 1 p.m.:The Guerrilla Girls, sponsored by the Women’s Resource Center, UNCW. Kenan Auditorium. Info: email www.guerrillagirls.com, or visit appserv02.uncw.edu/caic/events- WRC.asp. Free. March 18 • Charleston Getting 'Wilde' 6 p.m.: A film series addressing issues of sexu al identity opens with "Wilde" in the Education Center, Room 118, on the Campus of the University of S.C. Charleston. Free and open to the public. The Gay Straight Alliance, the Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender Studies Fund, the School of Flumanities and Social Sciences, the Communications Museum and several departments sponsor the film series. March 19 • Charlotte Empty Bowls Project For lunch. Guests are invited to a simple, soup kitchen-style meal of soup and bread during the Empty Bowls Lunch at The Marriott City Center on West Trade St. For a donation of $20 or more, participants receive lunch and a hand crafted bowl of their choice. The bowl is a reminder that there is always someone in our community whose bowl is empty. In addition to this year’s luncheon, Second Flarvest Food Bank has added pottery demonstrations, celebrity-donated bowls, a silent auction and .music. Preview some of the bowls that will be available during the event at Clay Cafe on Camden., 1510 Camden Rd., 704-7902326. March 20 • Charlotte LGCC ENC fundraiser 7-9 p.m.: Equality North Carolina, the only state- level LGBT political action organization in North Carolina. Annual membership is $35.00 and spon sorship levels are also available for the event. Can’t attend, but want to help? Contact the group directly. Info: call 919-829-0343 or write Equality NC, RO. Box 28768, Raleigh NC 27611 March 20 • Greensboro The Human Race Support OutGreensboro by joining the Fluman Race, community fundraising event for nonprof it organizations. The event features a 5K walk andTAC certified run. Participants come togeth er to walk, run or even roll the route! Participating organizations receive 75-85 per cent of money collected and the Volunteer Center receives the remainer to continue mobi lizing volunteers to address community needs. March 22-24 • Charlotte Literary festival "The Creative Spirit Thrives" is the title of the 12th annual literary festival at Central Piedmont Community College. Free and open to the pub lic. No registration required. Info: www.cpcc.edu/literary/2004. March 25 • Columbia An evening of Trustus 6 p.m.: Join the S.C. Gay + Lesbian Business Guild for a night out at Trustus. The guild is buy ing out the theatre for a special performance of Jeffrey. All proceeds go toward funding the Guild’s 2004 Media Campaign. Contact the Center for further information or tickets. March 26-28 • Chapel Hill 2004 Unity Conference "Living Below the Bible Belt:The Experience of LGBTIQ Southerners" is the theme of the annual gathering of progressive lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer identified peo ple and their allies in the Southeast. Info: call 919-962-3191, email: ncunity@unc.edu, visit www.unc.edu/glbtsa/unity/index2.htm or write The North Carolina Unity Conference, Attn: Trevor Floppe, Box 39, Carolina Union, CB#5210, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 March 27 • Columbia Pride rummage sale 7 a.m. to noon: SC Pride 2004 will hold a rum mage sale at 5216 Jordan St. (in Forest Acres). All proceeds from the sale will go to SC Pride 2004. To donate items to this benefit sale con tact PeaceLvr1963@aol.com. March 28 • Charleston Forum on same-sex marriage 3 p.m.: Attorney and nationally known speaker Craig Dean speaks on the legalization of same- sex marriage at Physicians Auditorium at the College of Charleston. 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