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Move: Chicago Int'l House Music Festival
MOVE! - the 2006 Chicago International House Music Festival at Northerly Island featuring Frankie Knuckles, Maurice Joshua and David Morales.
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MOVE! - the 2006 Chicago International House Music Festival at Northerly Island featuring Frankie Knuckles, Maurice Joshua and David Morales.
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Atlantis and Masterbeat presented Triumph, the official closing event of the Chicago Gay Games featuring DJ Manny Lehman.
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Thousands of spectators filled Wrigley Field as Chicago said an emotional goodbye to the seventh Gay Games. The celebrity-packed entertainment included Cyndi Lauper, Kristine W, Chicago's Righteously Outrageous Twirling
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Hydrate Events presented Olympus at Excalibur with a special performance by Crystal Waters as part of the Gay Games at Night.
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Basketball at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Basketball has been played in each of the six previous Gay Games.
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Swimming, 1500 Meter, at the University of Chicago. Swimming is consistently among the largest participant sports at the Gay Games.
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A large crowd (and photographers from the major GLBT media including CP.com) gathered at Crew to see the West Hollywood Water Polo Team. After arriving 2-hours late, the team signed their new pin-up calendar and posed w
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Photographer Frank Failing meet-up with several celebrities, Bruce Vilance, Kristine W, Sharon McNight, Ant, Spencer Lord, Peter Dixon, Barry Gallop, dining at Cornelia's while in town for the Gay Games.
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The men set sail at Midnight on the luxurious "Spirit of Chicago" with DJ Chris Cox. Presented by Hydrate Events.
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As many as 1500 swimmers from all over the world are competing for medals and personal best times in more than 20 individual events and relays at the Gay Games VII. ChicagoPride.com is an All-Star sponsor of the swimming
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The Gay Games VII tennis competition includes over 40 divisions for singles, doubles and mixed doubles.
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The All Styles Martial Arts Tournament included such styles as Karate, Tae Kwon Do, Tai Chi Chuan, Kung Fu, Aikido and Juijitsu.
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Dance-chart topping musical duo Dangerous Muse performed at Circuit with special guest performance by hot queer Cuban rocker Ariel Aparicio. The night also featured DJ Kimberly S. (Interview with Ariel Aparicio)
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Big Gay Cocktail Club, Chicago's monthly traveling cocktail party, and Hydrate Events presented the BGCC Peninsula Patio Party during the Gay Games.
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The Physique event at Northwestern's McGaw Memorial Hall in Evanston.
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The Gay Games Beach Volleyball meet and greet at Hydrate.
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The diving competition (event #5, 21-39 age groups 1 meter springboard) was sold-out at the Norris Aquatics Center on the campus of Northwestern University.
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Freestyle wrestling has been internationally sanctioned since the first Gay Games and includes a women's division. This year the Games has added a veteran's division for wrestlers 50 years of age and older.
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Freestyle wrestling at Northwestern University’s Welsh-Ryan Arena, home of the prestigious Midlands Wrestling Championships.
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Several hundred showed their interest and support in Crystal Lake on Sunday for the rowing competition, one of the first sporting events in the Gay Games week-long schedule.
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An estimated 30,000 spectators and 12,000 athletes and participants filled Chicago's Soldier Field for the Gay Games VII Opening Ceremony.
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The nearly 12,000 athletes and participants from over 65 countries were honored during an Olympic-style procession at the Opening Ceremonies.