Highlight Events
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2004 Citywide Coming Out Ball
History in the Making! GLBT College Groups Join Forces for Charity!
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Pilot Chicago
Pilot is a 4-day autonomous television studio, happening October 8-11 2004. This event will involve the staging and production of over 50 television shows, performances, lectures, and direct actions, made possible by a diverse body of contributors from all over the country. This resulting video series, of so-called TV "pilots," will be edited and horizontally distributed to all participants, and will be disseminated through public access worldwide. Pilot is brought to you by an open group of about 20 artists, activists, and family members. This event is free and open to the public, for all to come and collaborate and get involved in the conversation. Potential topics
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Scott Montgomery in "Planes"
Scott Montgomery, the son of an Air Force Fighter pilot, fondly reveals why he hates flying in his new cabaret show “Planes.” Musical turbulence provided by Otis Redding, Susan Werner and more. Performed by Montgomery, The Pink Stews (Audrey Billings and Shannon Strodel) and Dan Stetzel.
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Boycott for Equality - USA
This is a call for a nation-wide boycott in the traditions of Gandhi and Dr. Martin Luther King. We are asking all GLBT Americans and their Straight Allies to "drop out" of the United States economy for one day to demonstrate that we are vital and important members of our communities with significant economic presence. There are three elements to the boycott: No Work, No Purchases and No Cell Phones.
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Presidential Debate at Crew
Join John Kerry, George Bush and Crew for another fun-filled night of politics, barbs and underhanded mudslinging. Crew will host Round two of the presidential debates. The show starts at 8:00.
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Comedian River Houston
River is a long-standing member of our community who is a Stand-Up comedian. She is a very funny lady.
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DJ Mike Cruz at Hydrate
The weekend starts tonight with DJ MIKE CRUZ from Boston.
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St Joan of the Stockyards
Laced with humor and poignant songs, St Joan of the Stockyards transforms Jeanne d'Arc, peasant girl from 15th-century France, into Joan Dark, charity worker in 20th-century Chicago. Like her predecessor, Joan is a doomed innocent in a business world of strike breakers and fat cats who make secret deals and squeeze the workers for every penny. Joan's world spins out of control when she makes the WIndy City's infamous stockyards her field of battle and clashes with the wheeling-dealing owner of a meat-packing plant over the heart of capitalism and the soul of idealism.
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Art At War - The Artist's Voice
Over 89 artists from more than 20 nations will participate in the “Art at War - The Artist’s Voice” an exhibition open to the general public from September 11th through October 16th, 2004, Tuesday to Saturday, 11 am to 6 PM.
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Daily Events - Everyday in Gay Chicago
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What's popular on Fridays?
Find out or check below
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popularity on Fridays
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3160
POP goes the Gio at 9 p.m.
DJ Scotty Styles & Friends
$5 Cocktails
$1 Original grilled cheese sandwiche's (After Midnight)
Baton Show Lounge
Shows 8:30 p.m., 10:30 p.m., 12:30 a.m.
Cosmix: DJ Greg Haus, electro, progressive, and alternative, $5 after 11:00 p.m.
DJ and dancing 10 p.m., no cover, 1/3 lb cheeseburger $5, $3 basket of appetizers (zucchini, mushroom, onion rings, poppers)
Karaoke w/ Creagh 9:30 p.m. - 1:30 a.m.
Broadway Youth Center
6PM-9PM: Friday Drop In, A safe space for youth, includes education and support groups, anonymous HIV testing and medical care.
Bucks Saloon
$10 Miller pitchers, $2 Schnapps
Cell Block
Open 4 p.m. w/ Giani, DJ Hale
Line dance lessons at 7 p.m., country with DJ Michael B ‘til 1:30 a.m., Afterhours dance with DJ LuLu
Chicago Eagle
8PM-4AM: $2 house shots; cage dancers; club room opens at 11PM with Brian.
Circuit Night Club
1st week-Versage Productions’ female drag show, 2nd week-Lipstick and Lace women’s hip-hop night, 3rd week-Chix Mix women’s dance parties, Last week-Urbano hip hop party
Club Krave
$12 oversized Long Island, Blue Island, Vodka Lemonade/Cranberry Pitchers, DJ Rockin’ RC
Go-go boys, DJ Freddie Bain, hosted by Chicago’s very own Cher (1st and last weeks), $12 Long Island pitchers, $5 Jägerbombs
Encompass
Karaoke, $4 24 oz. Big Boy Lites
Geja's Cafe
Geja’s Café’s South African Wine Festival. Guests of Geja’s Café, 340 W. Armitage, will enjoy many flavorful wines from South Africa during the fondue restaurant’s South African Wine Festival from September 1-November 30, 2009.
Halsted's Bar and Grill
$5 Stoli mixed & bombs, $12 Bud Light/Miller Lite pitchers
Hideaway
Karaoke by Creaoke, Chicago Beef Dancers
Hunters
Video Dance Party, $2 Miller, $4 cover, DJ Dan
InnExile
Here’s the Beef male dancers 11 p.m.
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Jackhammer
Chicago Beef dancers 1-3 a.m., 4th Fri.-The Flesh Hungry Dog Show, $2 import bottles
Jeffrey Pub
Guys All Night Out dance party, $3 cover
Little Jim's
NOON-4AM: $6 pitchers of MGD and Miller Lite.
Lucky Horseshoe
Male dancers 4pm-2am.
Manhandler
$2 cactus juice/kool-ade/schnapps; "Jeopardy" 3:30pm; "Wheel of Fortune" 6:30pm.
Man's Country
Live male strippers
Mary's Attic
Bailiwick’s “Bombs Away” cabaret at 7 p.m., $15; Feel Good Fridays with Rogue DJ at 9 p.m., $3 Bama-Slamma shots & 5-for-4 buckets of domestic bottles, no cover
Minibar Ultra Lounge and Cafe
9PM - 2AM Featuring: DJ Shawn Edwards and HOT Bartenders
5:30PM-11PM: Cornelia's now features live music 7 nights a week; Ginger Tam performs
Roscoe's Tavern
$14 Absolut pink lemonade pitchers, $6 Bacardi bombs, $3 off Martinis/Manhattans
Showtunes 5-9 p.m., Best of Sidetrack 9 p.m. - 2 a.m.
Spin Nightclub
Shower contest, 1st week: Boy night; 2nd week: Girl night; 3rd week: Bear night, $150 first prize, sign up by 11:30 p.m., contest at midnight, $5 Absolut cocktails, $4 Magic Hat #9 drafts, DJ Luis M, go-go boys, $5 Absolut cocktails, $7 Martinis, $4 draft beer
Star Gaze
ALTERNATING WEEKS: ‘80s/’90s Urban Night with DJ XL and DJ Marshall Jones; Salsa Night with DJ Castro and free salsa lessons
Temptations Nightclub
Frisky Fridays Dance Party with DJ MissBHaven Beth, Chicago's Largest & Hottest Women's Dance Party, No Cover from 6-8:30pm
The Call
Retro video (‘50s-‘70s) at 5:30 p.m., dance video mix at 8:30 p.m.
1st week - MAFIA; 2nd week - Full Moon party and contest; 3rd week - ONYX Club night, Club Room open at 10 p.m.
Velvet Rope
Karaoke with Creagh, $6 Grey Goose, $3 domestic
Wang's
Think Pink Friday's with DJ Stinky Pinky
Wild Pug
$3 Fuller’s London Pride pints, VJ Bobby Marley at 7 p.m.
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