| LGBT Tour of the Chelsea Galleries | ||
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| Saturday, 4/12/2008 | ||
| 03:30 PM 03 hour(s) and 30 minutes | ||
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| City: New York, NY | ||
| Venue: 526 W. 26th St. | ||
| Cost: $20 | ||
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| Due to limited space, RSVP IS REQUIRED AT http://tigernet.princeton.edu/~ffr-gala/sc_index.asp. Presented by FFR/Princeton BTGALA, Cornell University GALA, and New York Gallery Tours Cost: Tour - $20 at start of tour (3:30 to 5:30) Reception - No cover, cash bar (5:30 to 7:00) NOTE: The tour happens rain or shine. You'll be inside for most of it, so don't let the weather stop you! Join us on a gay and lesbian tour of the Chelsea galleries. Past tours have had a great crowd so don't miss this one! Since the art in the galleries changes continually, this tour will be completely different from prior ones. New York City is the world's center for contemporary art, and home to some of the finest art galleries anywhere. New York Gallery Tours' director Rafael Risemberg, Ph.D., visits over 200 art gallery exhibits each month in order to select 8 of the most fascinating and provocative ones for us to visit, in Chelsea and beyond. You'll see the very newest in painting, sculpture, electronic media and photography. At each stop on the walking tour, our guide explains the artwork and leads the group in lively discussion with a focus on art of interest to the LGBT community. We strongly encourage you to let us know if you will attend so we have a gauge of the size of our group. Like all of our events, all are welcome, but we especially welcome LGBT alumni from the ivy league and seven sisters schools, as well as our friends from Stanford, NYU, UVA, Duke, Williams, and Georgetown University. Feel free to bring your friends, boyfriends and girlfriends, but let us know a count as space is limited! Thanks to our tour guide Rafael Risemberg of Cornell University GALA and New York Gallery Tours. Rafael Risemberg, Ph.D., is the art critic for the New York Blade, a gay and lesbian newspaper. For more information, visit New York Gallery Tours at: http://www.nygallerytours.com/gay.htm Please note that the tour leaves promptly at 3:35pm and that there are other tours happening the same day that are listed on the NY Gallery Tours website. |
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| Stanford Day at Lesher Center for the Arts | ||
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| Sunday, 4/13/2008 | ||
| 12:30 PM 04 hour(s) and 00 minutes | ||
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| City: Walnut Creek, CA | ||
| Venue: Lesher Center for the Arts 1601 Civic Dr. |
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| Cost: $40 | ||
| Contact: Gil Berkeley or Nancy Donahoe, | ||
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| With Stanford Professor Emeritus Ron Rebholz RSVP: Gil Berkeley, '67, at gberkeley@spiholdings.com, and Nancy Donahoe, '64, at tdonahoe@astound.net or (925) 945-8142 12:30 p.m. reception 1:30 p.m. pre-curtain discussion 2:30 p.m. performance by Center Repertory Company Magic, mayhem and mischief will rule when Stanford Alumni of the East Bay gather for Stanford Day at the Lesher Center for the Arts. Center Repertory Company will perform Shakespeare's enchanting "A Midsummer Night's Dream" in a production that promises to be original, joyful and visually sumptuous. This event includes a reception and a pre-curtain discussion with Center Rep's artistic director Michael Butler and Stanford professor emeritus Ron Rebholz. |
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| FFR/Princeton BTGALA Presents... Cocktail Series at the W! | ||
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| Thursday, 4/17/2008 | ||
| 06:30 PM 02 hour(s) and 00 minutes | ||
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| City: New York, NY | ||
| Venue: Audrey Lounge & Cafe at The W New York - the Tuscany 120 East 39th St. |
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| Cost: No cover | ||
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| We're bringing our cocktail series back to Audrey where we had packed events last year. Our cocktail series was our most mixed event, bringing together LGBT men and women of all ages and domiciles for a chance to mingle before the commute home. Since our event last time was so packed, we will have room to spread out into the Cherry Lounge adjoining Audrey. The Audrey Lounge & Cafe is a beautiful and intimate space in a quiet corner of Murray Hill that is still just a few short blocks from Grand Central. The management at the W invites us to experience the World of W at the Audrey Lounge & Cafe where there is pride in giving back! For more information, visit their website at http://www.starwoodhotels.com/whotels/property/dining/attraction_detail.html?propertyID=97501&attractionId=26314 We welcome Ivy League, Seven Sisters, Stanford, NYU, Duke, UVA, Georgetown and Northwestern friends. Alumni, faculty, staff, and students that are over 21 are welcome. |
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| Blind Curves: Book Talk w/Diane Anderson-Minshall (Editor, Curve Magazine) | ||
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| Thursday, 4/17/2008 | ||
| 07:00 PM 02 hour(s) and 00 minutes | ||
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| City: San Francisco, CA | ||
| Venue: GLBT Historical Society 657 Mission St, #300 |
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| Cost: Free | ||
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| RSVP: Because of limited space, please RSVP at www.activelyOUT.com. Come be part of a discussion on queer women in the media from Diane Anderson-Minshall, author and executive editor of Curve Magazine and author of Blind Curves. In addition to insightful conversation, we will have the opportunity to take a tour of the GLBT Historical society and discuss their archive of some of the earliest Lesbian writers in the country. Part of our special series of women's events. Brought to you by activelyOUT and Stanford Pride. |
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| Intercollegiate LGBT Professional Networking | ||
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| Wednesday, 4/23/2008 | ||
| 06:30 PM 02 hour(s) and 00 minutes | ||
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| City: San Francisco, CA | ||
| Venue: San Francisco LGBT Community Center | ||
| Cost: See below | ||
| Contact: Anietie Ekanem, anietie@stanfordalumni.org | ||
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| RSVP: Please RSVP at http://activelyOUT.com for exact details and room COST: VIP: $20 (full bar and hors d'oeurves) All others: Cash bar This is a great, high end event that sells our fast. This will be a great opportunity for all of us to network with other LGBT professionals, meet others from various organizations, network with potential employers, and ask questions about participating organizations. Please bring your business cards and business dress and be prepared to meet new people. We welcome lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered alumni from the Ivy League and Seven Sisters schools, Stanford, and UC Berkeley as well as their partners and friends! Thanks to Anietie Ekanem of Stanford Pride. There are event hosts from many schools who will be there to help you mix and mingle. |
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| An Intercollegiate LGBT Mixer for Alumni and Students in Austin | ||
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| Tuesday, 4/29/2008 | ||
| 06:30 PM 02 hour(s) and 00 minutes | ||
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| City: Austin, TX | ||
| Venue: Vino Vino! 4119 Guadalupe St. |
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| Cost: No Cover | ||
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| OK - you've dealt with the Tax Man...Come spend your Bush Tax Refund (or cry in a glass of wine if you didn't get one) with your Austin/San Antonio FFR hosts Brian Smith (Stanford), Doug Plummer (Harvard), Danny Ramon (Univ of Texas) and Shawn Cowls (Princeton - in absentia) for a cocktail at Vino Vino, one of Austin's best wine bars. Make some new acquaintances and show your diversity by gathering with your LGBT university alums in the Austin/San Antonio area. Brian will wear a PINK shirt to make the group easy to find (he will carry a backup in his briefcase this time should he get waylayed by business travel). And as always, please feel free to bring your friends and partners with you! We love a crowd... Located in the Hyde Park neighborhood next to the Hyde Park Gym (look for the big bicep on the building), Vino Vino is broadening Austinites' wine palate with selections from Italy, Spain and other regions beyond the California region most of us know and love. Wine flights are available as well as an extensive tapas-style appetizer menu which can be paired with recommended wines. All of this is packaged in a warm, sophisticated modern space with wonderful ambiance. Learn what other Austinites think on Yelp! at: http://www.yelp.com/biz/vino-vino-austin 4.5/5 stars. We welcome lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered alumni from the Ivy League and Seven Sisters schools, University of Texas-Austin, Stanford, and UC Berkeley as well as their partners and friends! |
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| Stanford Travel/Study Trip Designed for the LGBT Community! | ||
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| Saturday, 9/6/2008 | ||
| All day | ||
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| City: Turkey Suitcase Seminar II | ||
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| Cost: $5,295 | ||
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| From Sept. 6 to 17, 2008 Explore the lunar landscapes of Cappadocia and the cobalt blue lagoons of the Turquoise Coast with Professor Joan Roughgarden, author of Evolution's Rainbow, on a program designed for the LGBT community. For more information, visit http://www.stanfordalumni.org/learningtravel/travelstudy/destinations/tsReaderMain.html?content-inst-id=200434&content_instance_id=200434 |
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