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Thursday, June 25
SAY WHAT?!
“Chocolate City Talks” is an open mic for spoken word, commentary, ranting, and a few “Amens!” It’s happy hour at Infinity Lounge all day. Mona’s is keeping Pride going until the end of the month with drink specials.
Friday, June 26
PLEASE PICK UP AFTER YOUR PUP
The fun will be “Unleashed” tonight at Eagle, with DJ Joe Pacheco. They’re playing Binglo at The Pride Center, and Latinos Salud attends a free concert, “Starlight Musical: Sabor Latino,” at Holiday Park.
It’s Pride Night for Brévo Theatre’s production of “The Color Purple.” Norton Museum’s Art After Dark celebrates LGBTQ Pride Month with gold lamé and sequins for a dazzling evening of Glam Bingo. Celebrate the 60th anniversary of Sergio Mendes’ Brasil ‘66 at The Arsht.
Saturday, June 27
RAISE YOUR FIST IF YOU ARE PROUD!
The Fraternal Order Of Eagles-Fort Lauderdale invites everyone to celebrate Pride with a day-long event celebrating love and friendship. Bingo starts at 4:30 p.m., followed by dinner at 6, and ends up with karaoke at 7. Night Runners of West Palm Beach hold a special Pride 5K with music and vendors at downtown West Palm Beach’s waterfront. The Museum of Discovery & Science has Pride Night, and the Sankofa Book Club’s Pride Edition features the memoir, “The Risk It Takes to Bloom: On Life and Liberation” by Raquel Willis. There will also be live music from 1:30-3:30 p.m. at the African American Research Library and Cultural Center. There’s a special FF workshop offered at Meet-Up.com. Hey, celebrate Pride any way you want to, just trim your nails.
Hunky Franklin Lovera is back singing at Tap That, reach your “Zenith” of primal dominance at Eagle with DJ Mohammad. The Manor is “Introducing Summer” tonight with DJ Jerac. Have they not looked at a thermometer? The Sanctuary Church presents “Candlelight: Tribute to The Beatles,” at 6:30 p.m.
Sunday, June 28
PROTEST LIKE IT’S 1969
The 3rd Annual Stonewall Uprising Reenactment takes place at 4 p.m. at Stonewall National Museum, Archives, & Library. Come as you are, or dress like it’s 1969. Brian Mason hosts Industry Night at The Pub. It’s Sunday Heat at No Manors, with sexy (almost) naked boys on trapezes. Lit joins the bars turning Sunday afternoons into Show Tune Sunday, but with an addition, Ralphie the singing bartender! Meanwhile, there’s a Pug Meet-Up group on the patio.
NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale has free admission for Fort Lauderdale residents, Latinos Salud in Miami offers a free pottery class, and Umija’s “Juneteenth Black Art Awakening” is at The Pride Center.
Monday, June 29
THE HALF-OFF VARIETY HOUR
Aaron Bower hosts a variety hour (or more) at Tropics, and it’s the same night the restaurant offers half-off entrees and apps. Speaking of delicious chicks, tonight’s a good night for fried chicken at Spencer’s. Over at The Pub, Stilettos stars Candy Cox, Verandah Lanai, Mercury Rising Cox, Sharde Ross, and Leila B Cox.
Lesbian Bedroom Communication goes beyond a discussion of who’s renting the U-Haul. Go to MeetUp.com to sign up for a workshop today.
Tuesday, June 30
ALL YOU CAN EAT & ARIANA GRANDE
It’s “All You Can Eat” pasta night at Salvo Osteria, or stop by for the early bird menu, prix fixe three-course meal.
Local gal (she’s from Boca, boys) Ariana Grande is at Amerant Bank Arena.
Wednesday, July 1
DO YOU LIKE IT STRAIGHT UP…
…Or on the rocks? Either way, stop in at Proof for its midweek martini club. Just $8 for classic martinis, $10 if you want to get fancy. Slip on your singlet and head over to Eagle. Antonio Edwards croons at Tap That tonight.
Shakira shakes it at the Kaseya Center in Miami, and “Ratones Paranoicos ‘Edición Mundial’” is at Hard Rock.
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Compiled by Rick Karlin.
