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Thursday, June 18
WINE, WOMEN, AND… BIKING
It’s "For Ladies Only," a happy hour hosted by Ronne Denbo at Union Kitchen. SFL Sporty Lesbians host an evening bike ride. Go to MeetUp.com for more info. Not for women only: catch the FIFA games at Gym Bar, or head over to The Pride Center for “Equality Park After Dark,” with food trucks, and a vintage shopping mart.
Friday, June 19
SING OUT LOUD, SING OUT STRONG
The Gay Men’s Chorus of South Florida holds its Pride concert, Invincible, at The Broward Center. Expect moving anthems that empower our community; Hunter combines Für Friday with Flockfest, bears, otters, twinks, and folks of all types are welcome. Eagle holds a Pride kick-off, “Stronger Together.” Velvet LeNore is a “Diva and her Divos” at The Pub. Nina Flowers DJs at The Manor tonight, with FKA Twink and Sting Dion.
Hued Songs presents “The Juneteenth Experience,” a free concert at the Miami Beach Bandshell. Norton Art After Dark’s Juneteenth event features the Jonathan Scales Fourchestra.
Saturday, June 20
HAPPY PRIDE!
Start your Pride with Drag Bingo at The Well. Eagle has a “Back Alley Disco,” really, a parking lot disco, but that’s not as on-brand, with headliners Block & Crown, Ghostbusterz, Jackers Revenge, and Tony Zuccaro. LIT has a parking lot party with multiple dance floors and chill areas. Then Eagle moves inside for Pride After Dark with DJ Karsten Sollors. Ramrod has guest DJ Amy Alderman for Pride. Hunters welcomes Kristine W, debuting her new single. LIT and Pandora Events present “Aloha After Dark,” a women’s dance event. Manor has two parties. Chocolate City has a mixer for NYC guys. If you’d prefer to stay away from the Pride madness, Rebel Wine Bar is offering a wine class at 2:30.
Compass is holding The Stonewall Ball at the Kravis Center with a prohibition-era-themed Lavender Lounge.
Brevo Theatre’s production of “The Color Purple” opens at The Pompano Beach Center for the Performing Arts, running through June 28. Hued Songs’ “The Juneteenth Experience” moves to the African American Research Library and Cultural Center. Josh Groban is at Hard Rock, and Vince Gill: “50 Years From Home” is at The Parker.
Sunday, June 21
SPLISH-SPLASH
Flockfest Splash at The Easton, 1-6 p.m., or you can dip your tea bag at Ramrod’s tea dance. Aquaplex is hosting a Pride Hangover Brunch today, and there’s an LGBTQ Sunday Brunch at Proof (isn’t that every brunch at Proof?).
Monday, June 22
THEIR DOGS WILL BE BARKING
After the Stilettos show at the Pub, featuring Lupita Hollywood, Melissa St. John, and Mercury A Ross-Cox, Sharde Ross, hosted by Leila B Cox-Chambers. Eagle’s “Bark After Dark” involves pups, but not dogs. Piddle pads are suggested.
Tuesday, June 23
DO THEY PASS THE SNIFF TEST?
It’s Undies Night at Ramrod. “The Queer Face of War,” an interview with photographer and author J. Lester Feder, is at Stonewall Museum.
The Parker features Todd Rundgren’s “Damned If I Do Tour.”
Wednesday, June 24
HUNKY MEN, DANCING & WIENIES
There’s C&W line dancing at Hunters. If one wiener at LeBoy isn’t enough, they’ve got a special: two corn dogs for $7. Coincidentally, Pub offers the same deal with fries. Next offers a Drink and Draw event tonight with a hunky model and Daisy D offering artistic critiques.
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Compiled by Rick Karlin.
