GoPride Chicago calendar
Chicago LGBTQIA+ events, nightlife and community happenings for Wednesday, November 11, 2009.
structured format of this program, which gives each participant an opportunity to speak to a receptive audience about his/her company’s products and services. The event will begin with…
Chicago House Inaugural Speaker Series Luncheon Featuring President Bill Clinton
Looking for African American MSM's who are HIV+ and have a history of substance abuse to participate in a 6 week intervention to reduce the risk of further transmission or re-infection, and…
Sample more than 75 wines from around the world and purchase by the bottle or by the case.
Join us to discuss ways gay men can explore our desires and be intimate, sexual, sensual, lusty and loving with each other - without any worries of risk and/or disease. Hosted by Fausto…
William and Stephanie Sick Distinguished Professor at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago Jaume Plensa presents a public lecture
For a $20 (per person) contribution to the Equality Illinois PAC, you can sample and learn about over 75 wines from around the world. This event boasts offerings for every taste, palate and…
CAN TV, 6:30-6:55 PM on Cable Channel 21 in Chicago, 2nd Friday of each month.
The Chicago Chapter of American Veterans for Equal Rights 17th annual Veterans Day Dinner and silent auction with charismatic transgender guest speaker Lt. LeAnaa Bradley, U.S. Navy retired…
Henry, a timid Puerto Rican artist, has a humdrum life working in a video store. His reality is in direct contrast with his vibrant, chaotic artwork, which covers the walls of his home and…
Punk, folk, dance, rock—genre doesn’t matter. The trans musicians of Riot Acts share their diverse and complex stories through their unifying passion: music. Admission: $10.00 ($8.00…
Author, Mean Little deaf Queer, reading and signing her book
Join the Call Boys flag football team to help raise funds for TPAN.
Join Diva Amy Armstrong and Piano Man, Freddy Allen for their performance at POPS for Champagne. What a perfect midweek evening of music and laughs!
Join Reeling for the Cause a Riot Party with director Madsen Minax after the screening of Riot Acts.
Winner of the prestigious “Teddy” award at the 2009 Berlin Film Festival, Fig Trees tells the story of two AIDS activists, Tim McCaskell in Canada and Zackie Achmat in South Africa, both…
First-time director Simon Pearce (who is only twenty-one) makes a thrilling and explosive debut, defying typical coming-out film conventions by embracing street culture and darker queer…
