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March 24 Los Angeles
Off Sunset Festival Leather Street Fair

Off Sunset Association is a group of individuals who live, work and play in the Silverlake area. We own businesses here. We frequent the local restaurants and bars. We spend time in this incredible section of Los Angeles and we want to give back. It is our goal to support beautification, art and youth programs with an emphasis on the LGBT community.

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EVENTS

March 1 – 18 Los Angeles
THREE is a meditation on Chekhov’s THREE SISTERS which explores Chekhov’s themes of longing, love and the meaning of life.
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March 1 – March 31 San Francisco
Unpacking in P’Town

Unpacking in P’town is a world premiere portrait of the queer artists of color who paved the way for others to live out loud.

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March 2 & 3 Santa Monica
18th Street Arts Center Artist Open Studios
Airport Campus

Located in a converted airport hangar at Santa Monica Airport, and home to studios for over 30 local, contemporary artists, Open Studios offer a rare opportunity to meet artists, learn about their practice and purchase work.

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March 2 Los Angeles
AIDS Threads: From Epidemic to Ecodisaster

AIDS Threads: From Epidemic to Eco-Disaster weaves personal stories from the AIDS years into a fabric of present-day politics and anecdotal observations from the lingering health crisis to addressing the immediate dangers of climate change and incessant wars worldwide.

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March 3 Los Angeles
Queer Justice: 50 Years of Lambda Legal at the Forefront of LGBTQ+ Justice

Our very first traveling exhibition now at the National Center for Civil & Human Rights in Atlanta through February 18 and visiting Chicago, Washington D.C., and Dallas in the months ahead.

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March 6 North Los Angeles
Picasso, Lorca and Dali: Revealing The Queer Themes In Their Work
Lecture by Ignacio Darnaude

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Attend: “Picasso, García Lorca and Dalí: Revealing the Queer Themes in Their Work”

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March 2 Los Angeles
Out Loud: the LGBTQI+ community and its allies are filled with Jewish people and their unique experiences. Join us for a night of theater that explores the beauty, heartbreak, and homecoming of being queer and Jewish through a collection of powerful stories and songs you can’t miss.

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March 5 Toronto, ON, Canada
Trans Misogyny in the Colonial Archive: a Sex Worker’s Counter-History.

Historian Jamey Jesperson joins us for a lecture on the counter-history of trans sex workers in colonial North America.

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March 9 Los Angeles
NewFilmmakers Los Angeles (NFMLA) hosts its March Monthly Film Festival and celebrates up-and-coming female talent in front of and behind the camera with this month’s InFocus: Female Cinema, along with a selection of shorts from NFMLA’s ongoing monthly program and Colton Van Til’s feature narrative Meltdown: A Nuclear Family’s Ascension into Madness.

NFMLA showcases films by filmmakers of all backgrounds throughout the year, across both our general and InFocus programming.

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March 13 : New York
NEWEST Presents: Trans+ Justice: Then, Now, and Forever
A screening & conversation presented in partnership with American LGBTQ+ Museum and The LGBT Community Center.

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March 16 Los Angeles
Brown & Out LGBT LatinXperience Plays
A showcase of ten short plays from the Brown & Out LGBT LatinXperience Playwriters Workshop.
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March 16 Los Angeles
Bodies in Play: Movement Fundamentals & Exploration

A contemporary approach to modern dance techniques as a framework for organizing and getting to know our unique bodies. For All Levels!

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March 23 Los Angeles
Artful Visions: Where Art Comes Alive Presented by Chanel Lumiere

Free event highlighting trans and nonbinary artist and allies.

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March 23 Los Angeles
A Fundraising Benefit for Celebration Theatre

Celebration Theatre, one of the world’s longest-running LGBTQ+ arts nonprofits, hosts its annual awards gala Saturday, March 23rd, 2-5 pm, to celebrate its arts community’s creative heroes and raise critical funds during an entertaining afternoon of special appearances and festivities. Honoring Socks Whoitmore, Boni Alvarez, and David Tran.

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March 23-24 Beverly Hills
Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles: We Heart Boy Bands!

A tribute to the music that melted our hearts and the boys who made us swoon. Just some of what we’ll cover includes nineties legends — NSYNC, Backstreet Boys, New Kids on the Block, and Boyz II Men; recent chart-toppers — One Direction and BTS, and the timeless — Bee Gees, Temptations and Beatles!

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April 3 San Francisco
Living History: Celebrating 39 Years at the GLBT Historical Society & New Work by Marcel Pardo Ariza.

This event is both a tribute to the past and an invitation to be a part of the future, as we continue to preserve and share our vast queer past.

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July 8-12 Los Angeles
K-12 LGBTQ+ History Teacher Symposium
Deadline to apply: April 14 2024

Join fellow K-12 teachers, curriculum specialists, history scholars, and LGBTQ+ community leaders to develop LGBTQ+ history lesson plans using archival materials from the ONE Archives at the USC Libraries.

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