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Looking for a Bar? Ben's Pub (105 Clergy St E) is very LGBT friendly - especially on a Sunday night - and you'll often find LGBT people in the Sleepless Goat and the Toucan (both on Princess St). Rest assured, as soon as we have any news about any new Pub/Club, you'll be the first to hear.
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| Monday 1 February 2010 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM |
Listen to This Way Out on CFRC 101.9 This Way Out is an LGBTQ Audio Magazine that's syndicated around the world. Listen here in Kingston on CFRC 101.9. |
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| Monday 1 February 2010 7:00 PM |
[Reelout] Reelout Focus - Spain Hosted by Dr. Peter E. Thompson, Ph.D, these four very distinct short films from Spain demonstrate the excellence in queer cinema in Spain. This screening is an 18+ event and viewer discretion is advised. Sponsored by: Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores y de Cooperación, Gobierno de España, and QUAQE SOMBRAS EN EL VIENTO (SHADOWS IN THE WIND) dir. Julia Guillen-Creagh 2009 / Spain / 20 min Based on a short story by O Henry. A young woman determines she will perish from her sickness when the last leaf falls from the ivy vine outside her window. IGUALES? (EQUALS?) dir. Javier de La Torre 2008 / Spain / 15 min Adela isn't the girl from a romantic comedy. Hassen isn’t the gallant hero of an adventure film. Sylvia isn't at all like a femme fatale and Sofía isn't what we can call an ideal mother. What they are and what they look for... Does it matter? Spanish with English Subtitles TODAS!! dir. Jose Martret 2008 / Spain / 25 min Coral is a transsexual who has been working as a prostitute in Madrid for 20 years. David arrives one night from their hometown with the dream of becoming a woman. He instantly brings out Coral’s motherly instincts and she tries to protect him at all costs so that he doesn’t make the same mistakes she made that have marked her for life. Spanish with English Subtitles TENGO ALGO QUE DECIRTE (I’VE GOT SOMETHING TO TELL YOU) dir. Ana Torres-Alvarez 2009 / Spain / 8 min Susanna is Pablo's girlfriend but Pablo’s just realized he's gay and he’s in love with Javi, his best friend who, at the same time, is secretly going to out with Susanna. How are they going to tell each other about this? How are they going to react? Spanish with English Subtitles When: Monday February 1st, 7pm Where: Stirling Theatre A, 64 Bader Lane, Kingston Tickets: $10 ($9 for members), from Novel Idea (156 Princess Street) or Reelout (336a Barrie Street, 12-5pm, Mon-Fri - 613 549 REEL) - see www.reelout.com for details. Note: this is an 18+ event, viewer discretion required |
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| Tuesday 2 February 2010 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM |
FUSE: A drop-in for LGB?TT?IQ youth (under 19) FUSE is now on hiatus for the Summer - see you in September! |
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| Tuesday 2 February 2010 7:00 PM |
[Reelout] Reelout Focus - China TONGZHI IN LOVE dir. Ruby Yang 2008 / USA / 30 min Oscar-winning director Ruby Yang presents the true stories of gay men torn between cultural tradition and the lures of city life in Beijing, China. "Frog" Cul and his friends revel in the freedom a cosmopolitan Beijing affords them, but a Chinese son's traditional solemn duty is to produce a child and carry forward the family line. That China's laws limit most families to a single child only compounds the pressure on gay men. Many resort to sham marriages. Can they be gay, and still be good sons? Mandarin with English Subtitles END OF LOVE dir. Simon Chung 2009 / Hong Kong / 95 min Ming is an attractive young gay man with a passion for drugs and partying. After an overdose his secret identity as a male prostitute is revealed to his boyfriend who is furious about it and breaks up. Ming is transferred to a Christian rehab camp. Here he comes clean with his addiction and his sense of guilt. When released he is determined to live a "good" life but it is only a matter of time before the past catches up with him... When: Tuesday February 2nd, 7pm Where: Stirling Theatre A, 64 Bader Lane, Kingston Tickets: $10 ($9 for members), from Novel Idea (156 Princess Street) or Reelout (336a Barrie Street, 12-5pm, Mon-Fri - 613 549 REEL) - see www.reelout.com for details. |
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| Wednesday 3 February 2010 7:00 PM |
[Reelout] Reelout Focus - Queer Brit Curated by Joe Bateman from Rushes Soho Shorts UK (sohoshorts.com). A somewhat dark but delicious mixture of comedy, drama and animation from the United Kingdom that doesn't shy away from controversial representation of the queer community. CHEF'S LETTER dir. Sybil H. Mair 2008 / UK / 10 min Unrequited love could prove to be too much in this Chef's kitchen. STEPPING OUT dir. Joe Cohen 2008 / UK / 4 min A poetic reflection on the complexities of transgender. DARKSIDE dir. Michael Wright 2007 / UK / 10 min Secrets are unearthed as astronauts Frank and Dave travel around the dark side of the moon. FORNA dir. Oscar Sharp 2007 / UK / 20 min Some unusual vegetation is discovered at the bottom of the garden. BOY dir. Joe Morris 2008 / UK / 15 min In a quiet suburb of Sheffield there is an allotment where Ed spends time away from his wife and stepson to reflect on his unwanted feelings for Ryan — a 12-year-old boy. EVERYBODY LIKE SOMETHING dir. Jesse Lawrence 2007 / UK / 5 min Raza, a homosexual asylum seeker facing deportation, decides to take desperate measures... BRAT & BEAR: NEW BEST FRIEND dir. Steve Smith 2008 / UK / 2 min Our anti-hero, Brat, sets about psychologically and physically tormenting his toy bear. SOULJAH dir. Rikki Beadle-Blair 2007 / UK / 10 min An effeminate teenaged refugee proves to be tougher than he looks. HAMMERHEAD dir. Sam Donovan 2009 / UK / 14 min Oddball Boris has a passion for sharks. It could save his life! When: Wednesday February 3rd, 7pm Where: Stirling Theatre A, 64 Bader Lane, Kingston Tickets: $10 ($9 for members), from Novel Idea (156 Princess Street) or Reelout (336a Barrie Street, 12-5pm, Mon-Fri - 613 549 REEL) - see www.reelout.com for details. |
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| Thursday 4 February 2010 7:00 PM |
[Reelout] And Then Came Lola AND THEN CAME LOLA dir. Ellen Seldler & Megan Siler 2009 / USA / 70 min This wonderfully fun and sexy lesbian take on the classic Run Lola Run takes a whiz bang tour through the streets of San Francisco as a photographer named Lola (Ashleigh Sumner) races to get to a crucial meeting on time. As usual, Lola is running later. Her job and her girlfriend Casey are on the line and Lola has three chances to make it right. Bustling with creativity and fresh cinematic style And Then Came Lola packs in everything we want in a lesbian movie: Beautiful women, a great script, high-quality production values, and an exciting soundtrack of hot new music. "A highly entertaining mix of straight-forward (no pun intended) self-analysis, live-action déjà-vu, and silly animation, And Then Came Lola really is the whole package: drama, comedy, gorgeous women, suspense, mystery, fantasy, romance and even a little bit of smut." — ImageOUT PRECEDED BY: HOW THE GRINCH STOLE MY HEART dir. Gabrielle Zilkha 2009 / Canada / 10 min If Dr. Seuss had written a manual on dating the lesbian from hell, it might look something like this! ULTIMATE SUB ULTIMATE DOM dir. Dayna McCleod 2009 / Canada / 3 min Maria VonTrapp vs. Mary Poppins. You guess who's what. When: Thursday February 4th, 7pm Where: Ellis Auditorium, 58 University Avenue, Kingston Tickets: $10 ($9 for members), from Novel Idea (156 Princess Street) or Reelout (336a Barrie Street, 12-5pm, Mon-Fri - 613 549 REEL) - see www.reelout.com for details. |
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| Thursday 4 February 2010 9:00 PM |
[Reelout] College Boys Live COLLEGE BOYS LIVE dir. George O'Donnell 2009 / USA / 90 min This is a fascinating rather than titillating exploration into the world of webcam voyeurism that may have some audiences questioning their own personal hobbies. In a quiet Orlando suburb three young men struggle to escape the wreckage of their pasts and create new lives for themselves. Their new home is CollegeBoysLive.com, a voyeur webcam house rigged with 32 cameras, where their every move is watched by thousands of paying members. The site's creator claims they are simply showing that "it's okay to be gay." But the neighbors insist it's a pornographic whorehouse and sue to have them evicted. This intimate and provocative documentary examines a complex subculture, but at its heart is the universal search for family and acceptance. See www.collegeboyslivemovie.com PRECEDED BY: LOST dir. Owen Eric Wood 2007 / Canada / 5 min This short work emulates the visual and literal aesthetics of gay dating websites to raise questions regarding the status of the Internet as a liberating medium. When: Thursday February 4th, 9pm Where: Ellis Auditorium, 58 University Avenue, Kingston Tickets: $10 ($9 for members), from Novel Idea (156 Princess Street) or Reelout (336a Barrie Street, 12-5pm, Mon-Fri - 613 549 REEL) - see www.reelout.com for details. |
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| Friday 5 February 2010 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM |
Listen to "Women's Word" Tune in to“Women’s Word” ~ a radio show brought to you by the Ban Righ Centre When: Fridays, 11:30 am – 12:00 noon Where: 101.9 FM CFRC - Listen live or to archives at www.cfrc.ca |
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| Friday 5 February 2010 7:00 PM |
[Reelout] Mr Right MR. RIGHT dir. Jacqueline Morris 2006 / UK / 86 min Louise thought she'd met the man of her dreams. But it all went wrong when she introduced him to her gay friends... Harry hates being a TV producer and dreams of leaving his job to travel the world. He loves Alex, an aspiring actor who is struggling to create an identity for himself as a performer. Rugby player William's nine-year old daughter is intent on sabotaging his relationships with new boyfriends, and he's finding it difficult to let Lawrence, a soap star, into his life. Lars is a handsome sometime model kept by Tom, a successful artist, who will forgive his every betrayal so long as Lars doesn't leave him. Rather than being polemical or crudely comic, it deals with adult subjects that affect us all. In a modern world where straight men are waking up to the fact that gay people are the gatekeepers of the cool in-set, Mr. Right gives a crash course on understanding how their clique works. The film features a hot soundtrack and includes a musical score by Toronto pianist Jacqueline Kroft. PRECEDED BY: PAT'S FIRST KISS dir. Pat Mills 2007 / Canada / 4 min Pat remembers his first kiss in this darkly comedic animated short. When: Friday 5th, 7pm Where: Ellis Auditorium, 58 University Avenue, Kingston Tickets: $10 ($9 for members), from Novel Idea (156 Princess Street) or Reelout (336a Barrie Street, 12-5pm, Mon-Fri - 613 549 REEL) - see www.reelout.com for details. |
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| Friday 5 February 2010 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
Gender Bender on CFRC 101.9FM Have you heard of the new locally produced queer radio show on CFRC 101.9FM at 8pm every Friday?! NO!?! Well, Jessy Jazz and Tyffanie Morgan are live every Friday evening from 8 to 9pm giving you some queer news and views! Check it out! Listen in! We always have fun and try to have a special guest every week. Don't have a radio, no matter. You can listen live on www.cfrc.ca Email or call us for show suggestions, ideas, comments, requests, whatever! We love feedback! Website: www.genderbender.ca Email: Call: 888-741-6171 |
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| Friday 5 February 2010 9:30 PM |
[Reelout] Hollywood, Je T'Aime Jamie Travis — director of The Armoire — will be in attendance. HOLLYWOOD, JE T'AIME dir. Jason Bushman 2009 / USA / 95 min Nursing a broken heart and enduring a black & white winter, gay Parisian Jerome impulsively books a solo Christmas vacation to colourful Los Angeles. While there he meets some eccentric locals and pursues a dormant desire to become a movie star — but never can quite put the past behind him. Jason Bushman's honest and sweet debut showcases not only an emerging artist to watch for, but also the acting talents of Eric Debets as Jerome, gay heartthrob Chad Allen as a hunky stoner, and Michael Airington as the mysterious Norma Desire. English and French with English Subtitles see www.hollywoodjetaime.com Official Selection Los Angeles Film Festival Official Selection Philadelphia QFest Official Selection Image+Nation Montreal PRECEDED BY: THE ARMOIRE dir. Jamie Travis 2009 / Canada / 21 min Eleven year old Aaron plays a game of hide-and-seek in which his friend Tony is never found. At once a comedy, a mystery and a melodrama, this is the resounding finale to his Saddest Children in the World trilogy. When: Friday February 5th, 9.30pm Where: Ellis Auditorium, 58 University Avenue, Kingston Tickets: $10 ($9 for members), from Novel Idea (156 Princess Street) or Reelout (336a Barrie Street, 12-5pm, Mon-Fri - 613 549 REEL) - see www.reelout.com for details. |
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| Saturday 6 February 2010 1:00 PM |
[Reelout] Wizard of Oz Sing-a-long WIZARD OF OZ dir. Victor Fleming 1939 / USA / 101 min Follow the yellow brick road with your family and friends as Reelout presents a fun-filled cinematic classic complete with karaoke-style lyrics for you and your loved ones to sing-a-long. This is a free, all-ages event! Dorothy Gale is swept away to a magical land in a tornado and embarks on a quest to see if the wizard can send her home. When: Saturday February 6th, 1pm Where: Ellis Auditorium, 58 University Avenue, Kingston Tickets: FREE from Novel Idea (156 Princess Street) or Reelout (336a Barrie Street, 12-5pm, Mon-Fri - 613 549 REEL) - see www.reelout.com for details. |
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| Saturday 6 February 2010 3:30 PM |
[Reelout] The Outavators From the emerging artist to beloved icons, these Canadian media artists play by their own rules exemplifying the diverse aesthetic of queer film and video here in Canada. Presented by Erik Martinson of Vtape, Toronto. MADE UP dir. Owen Eric Wood 2008 / Canada / 4 min A man discusses masculinity in the context of his gay identity in an interview that blurs documentary and fiction. THE ISLAND dir. Trevor Anderson 2009 / Canada / 6 min "Put 'em all on an island!" Might not be such a bad idea! ME MENGWA MAA SINATAE: BUTTERFLY PATTERNS OF LIGHT dir. Marjorie Beaucage 2008 / Canada / 24 min This video is part of the Medicine Bundle for Sexual Health and Responding to HIV/AIDS. It honors the oral storytelling tradition with the hope that these conversations and life lessons will help our communities create resources to support persons living with HIV/AIDS, to enhance sexual health education and to restore balance in our lives. THE BOND GIRL dir. Natalie Wood 2008 / Canada / 5 min Writing an essay on race, sex and "The Bond Girl" can lead to daydreams. PINE dir. Ali El-Darsa 2009 / Canada / 6 min Yearning deeply for the unattainable, a pining experience explored in a cinematic approach. NIKAMOWIN (SONG) dir. Kevin Lee Burton 2007 / Canada / 11 min A linguistic soundscape comprised of the deconstruction and reconstruction of Cree narration dances with various manipulated landscapes. MA CHERE AMIE dir. Ruthann Lee & Isabelle Kim 2005 / Canada / 4 min Depicts the everyday realities and fantasies of a young Korean-French-Canadian mother living in Toronto. YOU ARE A LESBIAN VAMPIRE dir. Thirza Cuthand 2008 / Canada / 3 min In the dark night of a prairie city, a vampire considers her future with a fetching mortal. 14.3 SECONDS dir. John Greyson 2008 / Canada / 9 min When US bombs destroyed the Iraq Film Archives during the 2003 war, eight scraps of celluloid were salvaged from the wreckage totaling 14.3 seconds. REDUX II ART OF AUTOBIOGRAPHY dir. Dana C. Inkster 2008 / Canada / 3 min Created as a companion to her longer documentary The Art of Autobiography, this piece discovers truths of origin induced by sounds of television static. When: Saturday February 6th, 3.30pm Where: Ellis Auditorium, 58 University Avenue, Kingston Tickets: $10 ($9 for members), from Novel Idea (156 Princess Street) or Reelout (336a Barrie Street, 12-5pm, Mon-Fri - 613 549 REEL) - see www.reelout.com for details. |
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| Saturday 6 February 2010 5:00 PM |
[Reelout] Paris is Burning Black History Month — 20th Anniversary Screening PARIS IS BURNING dir. Jennie Livingston 1990 / USA / 71 min Twenty years ago, a small documentary film chronicling the sub-culture of the gay, African-American and Hispanic underclass living in NYC caused a critical and cultural sensation-Paris is Burning. Documentary filmmaker Livingston gave viewers an intimate and fascinating backstage pass to their world of decadent balls where various "Houses" of queens compete against one another in a wide range of contests. Where some drag pageants may give out awards for the queen who could best "pass" as a woman in the outside world, the balls in Paris is Burning give out awards for the queens who can best "pass" as upwardly mobile, white middle-class citizens. Once thought to be a secret society, fiercely underground, it was Madonna who brought this world to their mainstream with her hit song and dance number, Vogue — a trademark of the balls. A captivating look at a world of the disenfranchised who choose to make a more glamorous life for themselves - Paris is Burning is a scorcher not to be missed. Winner Grand Jury Prize Sundance Film Festival 1991 Winner New York Film Critics Circle Awards 1991 When: Saturday February 6th, 5pm Where: Ellis Auditorium, 58 University Avenue, Kingston Tickets: $10 ($9 for members), from Novel Idea (156 Princess Street) or Reelout (336a Barrie Street, 12-5pm, Mon-Fri - 613 549 REEL) - see www.reelout.com for details. |
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| Saturday 6 February 2010 7:00 PM |
[Reelout] Fruit Fly Closing Gala Selection FRUIT FLY dir. H.P. Mendoza 2009 / USA / 94 min Bethesda, a Filipina-American performance artist, moves into San Francisco's Castro district in search of her birth mother. While living in a communal artists' loft, she ends up going to local gay bars with her roommates, all while pulling together clues to her mother’s identity. Convinced that a successful autobiographical show in the lively San Francisco art scene will catapult her to success, Bethesda grapples with the realities of gay life and the theater world. H.P Mendoza returns to capturing the spirit of big-budget Hollywood musicals on a shoe string budget after the success of his first feature, Colma The Musical. Winner Best Film Fort Worth Gay & Lesbian Film Festival 2009 Winner Rising Star Award H.P. Mendoza Philadelphia International Gay & Lesbian Film Festival 2009 When: Saturday February 6th, 7pm Where: Ellis Auditorium, 58 University Avenue, Kingston Tickets: $10 ($9 for members), from Novel Idea (156 Princess Street) or Reelout (336a Barrie Street, 12-5pm, Mon-Fri - 613 549 REEL) - see www.reelout.com for details. |
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| Saturday 6 February 2010 9:30 PM |
[Reelout] Feelout Reelout Wrap Party "It's a Wrap!" Co-sponsored by Steamwhistle Pilsner When: Saturday February 6th, 9.30pm Where: The Artel Arts Accommodation and Venue, 205 Sydenham Street, Kingston |
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| Sunday 7 February 2010 10:30 AM |
Church Service: Sydenham Street United Church Sydenham Street United Church, constructed in 1852, is a downtown church and city landmark. Located in historic Kingston, Ontario, we are a part of the United Church of Canada. The congregation, founded in 1811, was one of the first Methodist congregations in Upper Canada. We are an inclusive, affirming congregation with extensive lay participation by young and old. Where: 82 Sydenham Street, Kingston |
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| Sunday 7 February 2010 6:00 PM |
Sunday Night at Ben's If you're yearning for a pub environment where you can meet up with your queer friends, chat, enjoy a drink (or two), hear fab (but not too loud) music, eat yummy and reasonably priced food, play bingo, shoot pool, play foozball, thow darts and generally have a laugh then Sunday Night at Ben's is for you! Location: Ben's Pub, 105 Clergy Street East, Kingston |
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| Monday 8 February 2010 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM |
Listen to This Way Out on CFRC 101.9 This Way Out is an LGBTQ Audio Magazine that's syndicated around the world. Listen here in Kingston on CFRC 101.9. |
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| Tuesday 9 February 2010 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM |
FUSE: A drop-in for LGB?TT?IQ youth (under 19) FUSE is now on hiatus for the Summer - see you in September! |
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| Thursday 11 February 2010 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
Transgendered Discussion Group This group runs for two hours an evening and we will meet to talk with each other what it means to be transgendered, what our daily lives are like, possible problems and solutions and have discussions, in an open, honest and caring environment. Every other week, from 5th November. Location: 99 York St. Kingston Time: 7-9 p.m. Contact: Kim @ 613-546-6116 (can leave message as it will be confidential) or email address is |
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| Friday 12 February 2010 |
[Toronto] Leave Nothing Behind: A Community Conversation on Positive Spaces for LGBTQ Newcomers On Friday, February 12th, 2010, The Ontario Council of Agencies Serving Immigrants, in collaboration with the Among Friends Project, invites you to take part in a one day community conversation on Positive Spaces for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer (LGBTQ) newcomers. This full day event will be held at the Ramada Plaza, located at 300 Jarvis Street in Toronto and encourages settlement service providers, LGBTQ newcomers and those interested in building their knowledge base on this topic to attend. The day will facilitate the creation of new networks, will provide opportunities to continue dialogue on creating and maintaining Positive Spaces and will bring together both service providers and newcomers to continue building community. This one day “conversation” will include speakers, performances, discussion and opportunities to re-establish the needed momentum to continue creating Positive Spaces for LGBTQ newcomers throughout Ontario. For more information, and to register, to go leavenothingbehind.eventbrite.com |
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| Friday 12 February 2010 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM |
Listen to "Women's Word" Tune in to“Women’s Word” ~ a radio show brought to you by the Ban Righ Centre When: Fridays, 11:30 am – 12:00 noon Where: 101.9 FM CFRC - Listen live or to archives at www.cfrc.ca |
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| Friday 12 February 2010 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
Gender Bender on CFRC 101.9FM Have you heard of the new locally produced queer radio show on CFRC 101.9FM at 8pm every Friday?! NO!?! Well, Jessy Jazz and Tyffanie Morgan are live every Friday evening from 8 to 9pm giving you some queer news and views! Check it out! Listen in! We always have fun and try to have a special guest every week. Don't have a radio, no matter. You can listen live on www.cfrc.ca Email or call us for show suggestions, ideas, comments, requests, whatever! We love feedback! Website: www.genderbender.ca Email: Call: 888-741-6171 |
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| Friday 12 February 2010 9:00 PM - 1:00 AM |
HARS Fundraiser Valentines Dance In honour of that February Holiday, HIV/AIDS Regional Services (HARS) is hodling a fundraising Dance. Dance with your Friends.. Your Lover.. Your lovers.. Your special someone.. Proceeds go to the Lucy Fund and Sammy’s Project. Both are programs of HIV/AIDS Regional Services (HARS). Lucy’s Fund is a new HARS assistance program to benefit some of our four footed friends. The fund came into existence with a donation by Ruth Sheridan after the death of her beloved dog Lucy. The hope is that we will be able to provide help to PHA’s with some of the costs of having a pet. If you would like to donate to this project please mark your donation to The Lucy Fund. We are also collecting pet supplies that can be given to pets in need. For further information, contact Allison @ 613-545-3698 or 1-800-565-2209 or E-mail to Sammy’s Project assists children in Kenya with food, treatment and various other healthcare needs. For further information, contact John @ 613-545-3698 or 1-800-565-2209 or E-mail to When; February 12, 2010, 9pm -1am Where: Portsmouth Olympic Harbour Tickets: $10.00 at the door |
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| Saturday 13 February 2010 -- Sunday 14 February 2010 |
[Bancroft] Renew Your Relationship workshop for LGBT Couples As time passes, relationships change. New agreements are often needed to nurture a lively, deep and sexy connection. Relational growth can be impacted by repetitive patterns, loss of sexual interest and the impact of internal & external queer phobia. Step into a renewed relationship with yourself and your partner during this weekend of exploration & connection. Your facilitators are Jody Raven & Melissa Gordon. co-founders and facilitators of the Sacred Path Centre. Both Jody and Melissa are students of spirituality and weave the magic of nature & ceremony into their work. In this time of materialism and economic turmoil many of us have lost sight of our sacred self. The Sacred Path Centre offers workshops and sessions for discovery, vision and time with Grandmother Earth. Where: Bancroft, Ontario When: Saturday Feb 13- Sunday Feb 14 2010 Cost: $275 (couple), light lunches and snacks included More info: 613 332 2356 or email |
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| Saturday 13 February 2010 3:00 PM - 8:00 PM |
Meet The Artist: Scott Wilson Kingston-based Gay artist Scott Wilson created the drawings that were used for the 2010 Peter Milliken Calendar, and these are on show and for sale at the Verb Gallery (at the back of Wayfarer Books) from Feb 9th - March 12th. We're holding a meet the artist reception and hope you can come along to meet Scott, see his beautiful drawings and enjoy a glass of wine. When: Saturday February 13th 2010, 3pm - 8pm Where: Verb Gallery, rear of Wayfarer Books, 85 Princess Street |
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| Saturday 13 February 2010 8:00 PM |
Girls' Night Out (but Guys Welcome) Saddle up for some Hot Country Lovin’ with local favorites Jan Fox & Kym Tyson playing your fav country tunes. Prizes for best western wear.... plan to come early as venue fills quickly yeeeeeeeehah. When: Saturday Feb 13, show starts 8pm (but arrive early) Where: Ben’s Pub 105 Clergy Street East Cover: $10 |
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| Sunday 14 February 2010 |
St Valentine's Day |
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| Sunday 14 February 2010 10:30 AM |
Church Service: Sydenham Street United Church Sydenham Street United Church, constructed in 1852, is a downtown church and city landmark. Located in historic Kingston, Ontario, we are a part of the United Church of Canada. The congregation, founded in 1811, was one of the first Methodist congregations in Upper Canada. We are an inclusive, affirming congregation with extensive lay participation by young and old. Where: 82 Sydenham Street, Kingston |
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| Sunday 14 February 2010 6:00 PM |
Sunday Night at Ben's If you're yearning for a pub environment where you can meet up with your queer friends, chat, enjoy a drink (or two), hear fab (but not too loud) music, eat yummy and reasonably priced food, play bingo, shoot pool, play foozball, thow darts and generally have a laugh then Sunday Night at Ben's is for you! Location: Ben's Pub, 105 Clergy Street East, Kingston |
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| Monday 15 February 2010 |
National Flag of Canada Day |
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| Monday 15 February 2010 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM |
Listen to This Way Out on CFRC 101.9 This Way Out is an LGBTQ Audio Magazine that's syndicated around the world. Listen here in Kingston on CFRC 101.9. |
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| Tuesday 16 February 2010 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM |
FUSE: A drop-in for LGB?TT?IQ youth (under 19) FUSE is now on hiatus for the Summer - see you in September! |
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| Thursday 18 February 2010 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
Kingston Pride 2010 Volunteer Meet 'n' Greet! Bigger. Better. Prouder. Kingston Pride 2010. Calling All Volunteers! Did you have fun at Kingston Pride 2009? Do you want to help make Kingston Pride 2010 even better? Come on out to a Meet and Greet to find out how you can become a volunteer for Kingston Pride 2010! The Meet and Greet will take place on Thursday 18 February 2010, from 7.00p.m. to 9.00 p.m. at Ben's Pub (105 Clergy Street East). Come on out for a drink, for a bite to eat, and to find out how you can help make Kingston Pride 2010 the biggest, best, and proudest Kingston Pride yet! Were you a volunteer last year? Come on out and have a drink on us! We appreciated your efforts in 2009, and we hope you'll show your Pride again in 2010! This is an all-ages event! When: Thursday February 18th, 7-9pm Where: Ben's Pub, 105 Clergy Street East, Kingston Contact: |
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| Friday 19 February 2010 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM |
Listen to "Women's Word" Tune in to“Women’s Word” ~ a radio show brought to you by the Ban Righ Centre When: Fridays, 11:30 am – 12:00 noon Where: 101.9 FM CFRC - Listen live or to archives at www.cfrc.ca |
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| Friday 19 February 2010 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
Gender Bender on CFRC 101.9FM Have you heard of the new locally produced queer radio show on CFRC 101.9FM at 8pm every Friday?! NO!?! Well, Jessy Jazz and Tyffanie Morgan are live every Friday evening from 8 to 9pm giving you some queer news and views! Check it out! Listen in! We always have fun and try to have a special guest every week. Don't have a radio, no matter. You can listen live on www.cfrc.ca Email or call us for show suggestions, ideas, comments, requests, whatever! We love feedback! Website: www.genderbender.ca Email: Call: 888-741-6171 |
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| Sunday 21 February 2010 10:30 AM |
Church Service: Sydenham Street United Church Sydenham Street United Church, constructed in 1852, is a downtown church and city landmark. Located in historic Kingston, Ontario, we are a part of the United Church of Canada. The congregation, founded in 1811, was one of the first Methodist congregations in Upper Canada. We are an inclusive, affirming congregation with extensive lay participation by young and old. Where: 82 Sydenham Street, Kingston |
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| Sunday 21 February 2010 6:00 PM |
Sunday Night at Ben's If you're yearning for a pub environment where you can meet up with your queer friends, chat, enjoy a drink (or two), hear fab (but not too loud) music, eat yummy and reasonably priced food, play bingo, shoot pool, play foozball, thow darts and generally have a laugh then Sunday Night at Ben's is for you! Location: Ben's Pub, 105 Clergy Street East, Kingston |
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| Monday 22 February 2010 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM |
Listen to This Way Out on CFRC 101.9 This Way Out is an LGBTQ Audio Magazine that's syndicated around the world. Listen here in Kingston on CFRC 101.9. |
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| Tuesday 23 February 2010 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM |
FUSE: A drop-in for LGB?TT?IQ youth (under 19) FUSE is now on hiatus for the Summer - see you in September! |
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| Thursday 25 February 2010 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM |
Gay Men's Dinner Club Meet up with other local guys for dinner at a restaurant in downtown Kingston. The venue changes each month - you'll be notified by the event organiser in advance. Please note that RSVPs are very important - it's only fair to the restaurant that we don't over or under-book. Email for more details. |
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| Thursday 25 February 2010 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
Transgendered Discussion Group This group runs for two hours an evening and we will meet to talk with each other what it means to be transgendered, what our daily lives are like, possible problems and solutions and have discussions, in an open, honest and caring environment. Every other week, from 5th November. Location: 99 York St. Kingston Time: 7-9 p.m. Contact: Kim @ 613-546-6116 (can leave message as it will be confidential) or email address is |
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| Thursday 25 February 2010 7:30 PM |
Sondheim's Sweeney Todd At last, a Songheim Musical is coming to Kingston... The recent Tim Burton movie starred Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham-Carter as the partners in gore. Adam Eliot and Hannah Smith lend their gifted voices to the merchants of mayhem. Anton Kaduck is a revelation as the hanging judge. Megan Ready-Walters and her sweet soprano voice makes her the perfect ingenue. The Gothic church that is The Wellington Street Theatre is the perfect environment for Fleet Street and its sordid neighbourhood. Adam Eliot's Sweeney Todd arrives back in England after being unjustly sentenced for crimes he did not commit. All he ever loved has been taken from him and he is looking for revenge. He falls in with Hannah Smith's Mrs. Lovett, and between them they go on a murderous spree, which ultimately consumes them in the fires of hate. Sweeney Todd has been regarded for years more as urban legend than actual real-life flesh and bones. Cheap sordid novels in the early eighteen hundreds chilled and thrilled English readers. Sweeney Todd was the Freddy Kruger, the zombie horde, the vampire of his time. Some evidence exists to suggest that Mister Todd did himself exist. Sondheim and Wheeler have given Sweeney more noble cause for what he is driven to do, more noble than the avarice and greed accorded him by earlier writers, but in the end the result is the same. Sondheim's brilliant, complicated music and Hugh Wheeler's clever script are complicit in providing a great night's entertainment. When: February 25th, 26th and 27th at 7.30pm Where: Wellington Street Theatre, 126 Wellington Street Tickets: $15 from Grand Theatre Box Office, 218 Princess Street |
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| Friday 26 February 2010 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM |
Listen to "Women's Word" Tune in to“Women’s Word” ~ a radio show brought to you by the Ban Righ Centre When: Fridays, 11:30 am – 12:00 noon Where: 101.9 FM CFRC - Listen live or to archives at www.cfrc.ca |
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| Friday 26 February 2010 7:30 PM |
Sondheim's Sweeney Todd At last, a Songheim Musical is coming to Kingston... The recent Tim Burton movie starred Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham-Carter as the partners in gore. Adam Eliot and Hannah Smith lend their gifted voices to the merchants of mayhem. Anton Kaduck is a revelation as the hanging judge. Megan Ready-Walters and her sweet soprano voice makes her the perfect ingenue. The Gothic church that is The Wellington Street Theatre is the perfect environment for Fleet Street and its sordid neighbourhood. Adam Eliot's Sweeney Todd arrives back in England after being unjustly sentenced for crimes he did not commit. All he ever loved has been taken from him and he is looking for revenge. He falls in with Hannah Smith's Mrs. Lovett, and between them they go on a murderous spree, which ultimately consumes them in the fires of hate. Sweeney Todd has been regarded for years more as urban legend than actual real-life flesh and bones. Cheap sordid novels in the early eighteen hundreds chilled and thrilled English readers. Sweeney Todd was the Freddy Kruger, the zombie horde, the vampire of his time. Some evidence exists to suggest that Mister Todd did himself exist. Sondheim and Wheeler have given Sweeney more noble cause for what he is driven to do, more noble than the avarice and greed accorded him by earlier writers, but in the end the result is the same. Sondheim's brilliant, complicated music and Hugh Wheeler's clever script are complicit in providing a great night's entertainment. When: February 25th, 26th and 27th at 7.30pm Where: Wellington Street Theatre, 126 Wellington Street Tickets: $15 from Grand Theatre Box Office, 218 Princess Street |
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| Friday 26 February 2010 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
Gender Bender on CFRC 101.9FM Have you heard of the new locally produced queer radio show on CFRC 101.9FM at 8pm every Friday?! NO!?! Well, Jessy Jazz and Tyffanie Morgan are live every Friday evening from 8 to 9pm giving you some queer news and views! Check it out! Listen in! We always have fun and try to have a special guest every week. Don't have a radio, no matter. You can listen live on www.cfrc.ca Email or call us for show suggestions, ideas, comments, requests, whatever! We love feedback! Website: www.genderbender.ca Email: Call: 888-741-6171 |
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| Friday 26 February 2010 10:00 PM |
All I Want to do is DANCE! Join us for another in our season of Grad Club Dance Parties... Dance like no one is watching, Wear your hottest dance attire and relax with your friends and new friends When: Friday February 26th, 10pm - late Where: The Grad Club (Barrie St at Union) More info and RSVP: www.facebook.com Cover: $10 |
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| Saturday 27 February 2010 7:30 PM |
Sondheim's Sweeney Todd At last, a Songheim Musical is coming to Kingston... The recent Tim Burton movie starred Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham-Carter as the partners in gore. Adam Eliot and Hannah Smith lend their gifted voices to the merchants of mayhem. Anton Kaduck is a revelation as the hanging judge. Megan Ready-Walters and her sweet soprano voice makes her the perfect ingenue. The Gothic church that is The Wellington Street Theatre is the perfect environment for Fleet Street and its sordid neighbourhood. Adam Eliot's Sweeney Todd arrives back in England after being unjustly sentenced for crimes he did not commit. All he ever loved has been taken from him and he is looking for revenge. He falls in with Hannah Smith's Mrs. Lovett, and between them they go on a murderous spree, which ultimately consumes them in the fires of hate. Sweeney Todd has been regarded for years more as urban legend than actual real-life flesh and bones. Cheap sordid novels in the early eighteen hundreds chilled and thrilled English readers. Sweeney Todd was the Freddy Kruger, the zombie horde, the vampire of his time. Some evidence exists to suggest that Mister Todd did himself exist. Sondheim and Wheeler have given Sweeney more noble cause for what he is driven to do, more noble than the avarice and greed accorded him by earlier writers, but in the end the result is the same. Sondheim's brilliant, complicated music and Hugh Wheeler's clever script are complicit in providing a great night's entertainment. When: February 25th, 26th and 27th at 7.30pm Where: Wellington Street Theatre, 126 Wellington Street Tickets: $15 from Grand Theatre Box Office, 218 Princess Street |
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| Sunday 28 February 2010 10:30 AM |
Church Service: Sydenham Street United Church Sydenham Street United Church, constructed in 1852, is a downtown church and city landmark. Located in historic Kingston, Ontario, we are a part of the United Church of Canada. The congregation, founded in 1811, was one of the first Methodist congregations in Upper Canada. We are an inclusive, affirming congregation with extensive lay participation by young and old. Where: 82 Sydenham Street, Kingston |
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| Sunday 28 February 2010 1:30 PM |
The Kingston Humanist Association presents "Achieving Inclusiveness in a Secular Society" The Kingston Humanist Association presents "Achieving Inclusiveness in a Secular Society" What is Inclusiveness and what is needed to achieve it? Why is it worth achieving? Who benefits and who doesn't?? Can it be maintained? All are welcome to join us and discuss these important questions. Date: Sunday February 28th 2010 Time: 2pm (1:30pm Meet and Greet) Place: 381 Bagot St. Common Room For more information please contact or visit www.humanistkingston.ca |
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| Sunday 28 February 2010 6:00 PM |
Sunday Night at Ben's If you're yearning for a pub environment where you can meet up with your queer friends, chat, enjoy a drink (or two), hear fab (but not too loud) music, eat yummy and reasonably priced food, play bingo, shoot pool, play foozball, thow darts and generally have a laugh then Sunday Night at Ben's is for you! Location: Ben's Pub, 105 Clergy Street East, Kingston |
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