Do Ask, Do Tell
The Triangle HRC is hosting a benefit event at Flex nightclub, 2 S. West St., downtown Raleigh, on Sunday, January 17, from 7-9pm. For the event, themed Do Ask, Do Tell, guests are encouraged to wear military gear. There will be music as well as the movie GI Joe showing in the background; admission is $5.
The Human Rights Campaign, which the admission price benefits, is the largest LGBT advocacy group in the country. Removing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" as a U.S. military policy is one of its priorities.
The Human Rights Campaign, which the admission price benefits, is the largest LGBT advocacy group in the country. Removing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" as a U.S. military policy is one of its priorities.
HRC Carolinas Gala in Greater Raleigh
On Saturday, February 27, the Raleigh Convention Center will play host to the 15th Annual HRC Carolinas Dinner, an annual fund-raising event to benefit the Human Rights Campaign, America's largest civil rights organization working to achieve lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender equality.Make plans to attend now by purchasing tickets online and making reservations. The host hotel, Raleigh Marriott City Center, is offering a special rate. Also, for visitors hailing from Charlotte or Greensboro, HRC has partnered with North Carolina's Amtrak on gala train trips.
We look forward to welcoming you to Greater Raleigh in February!
Velvet Ribbons
On Sunday, December 12, the Triangle Gay Men's Chorus (TGMC) presents Velvet Ribbons: A Holiday Celebration at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Raleigh, 3313 Wade Ave.The group promises a "delicious multicultural smorgasbord of warm holiday music with a Southwestern twist." Tickets are available online at the TGMC website.
The acclaimed chorus was founded by a group of 16 men in 1995.
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