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June 29, 2011.

This issue includes a chronological listing of events in the following cities:

South Haven, MI - Saturday, July 2nd, 2011

Raleigh, NC - Ongoing

Love Knows no Boundaries – First Annual OBX Pride Festival in Nags Head, NC

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SOUTH HAVEN, MI


Saturday, July 2nd, 2011

Headline - Music and Madness

The Music and The MadDness to Benefit Hospice at Home, South Haven, MI.
Two Shows, One Day.

 

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The Music and The MadDness in partnership with The Two Rivers Coalition will present two shows at the Foundry Hall, 422 Eagle Street, South Haven, MI 49090 on Saturday, July 2nd, 2011. Part Proceeds will benefit Local Charity, Hospice at Home, which has locations in South Haven, Buchanan, and St. Joseph, MI.

The Music and The MadDness is a group of Headliners for the World’s largest cruise line. The event will be a show-stopping performance that combines the side-splitting comedy of top comedians Happy Cole, of Comic Strip Live, Percy Crews of BET's Comic View, Al Ernst of A View From The Cheap Seats and Comedy Central along with the soulful Motown Tribute of singer & former South Haven resident Marcus Anthony.

Show times are 7:30pm for families and 9:30pm for adults only. Tickets are $20 dollars and are available online at www.TheMusicandtheMadDness.com or at the door. Doors open at 7pm and 9pm. For additional information please visit the website, email info@TheMusicandTheMadDness.com or telephone 305.753.5719.

Seating is limited and tickets are going fast! Get your tickets online today!

  

  
The Music and The MadDness is available for corporate bookings and large private events, click here to view the group's promotional video.
 

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RALEIGH, NC



July brings you the 2nd Annual Triangle Black Pride, July 28 - August 1st, 2011!

LEOS! Let's get the Pride together!

LEOS in the House

Calling all LEOS to join in celebrating my birthday at the Triangle Black Pride Pajama Jam on Friday, July 29 at the Raleigh Marriott Crabtree Valley.

For a listing of all events shared for July please click here.

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Love Knows no Boundaries – First Annual OBX Pride Festival in Nags Head, NC



HRC and ENC organizers attended the first Outer Banks (OBX) Pride held in Nags Head, NC last week to ask supporters to take action against the ant-LGBT constitutional amendment that seeks to ban gay and lesbian marriage in the state constitution. Saturday’s event on the Grounds of the First Colony Inn delivered a spectrum of entertainment and allowed vendors and exhibitors the opportunity to introduce their products and share information with the LGBTQ community and Allies.
 
One of our neighbors at this event was the Unitarian Universalists, who were able to make the trip to the OBX after their “Standing on the Side of Love” rally held in Charlotte, NC the previous day. Assisting in our Equality in Action postcard campaign, this group requested  postcards to share with friends and family who were unable to make it to OBX Pride.
 
While HRC and ENC staff and volunteers met and spoke with supporters of LGBT rights, we were also able to join the crowd with strong applause for performances by the likes of Britney Spears impersonator - Derrick Barry, Jerry Halliday - comedic puppeteer, Richard Cortez, The Dirty Girls Band and Team Don’t H8. Attendees were energetic, there was love in the air and everyone was eager to sign a postcard. At the end of the event we had 122 postcards from North Carolinians; 15 from our neighbors in Virginia managed to slip into this lot, proving love knows no boundaries!
 
Congratulations to the OBX Pride Planning Committee for delivering a very successful inaugural event!
 
Jim Fincher, Chairman
John Elijha McDonald, Vice Chair
Cory Hemilright, Vice Chair of Events
David Miller, Vice Chair of Outreach
Philip Brown, Vice Chair of Fundraising
Evan Tasios, Volunteer Coordinator
 
The three day event was attended by approximately 2,200 people who traveled from Raleigh, Greenville and Wilmington, NC; Norfolk and Richmond, VA; Charleston, SC; Miami, FL; Washington, D.C. and New York, NY.

Click here to view photos from this event: Set 1, Set 2, Set 3.
 
For additional information on our campaign, including volunteer opportunities in North Carolina, please contact Akil@EqualityNC.org.

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