Pride Weekend
Last year for Pride Weekend, there were over 10,000 people in Bidwell Parkway - gay, lesbian, straight, transgendered, queer, bisexual. There were young, old, families, drag queens, circuit boys, leather daddies, preppy femmes, fetish girls, bois, bears, lawyers, pastors, baristas, homemakers, actors, designers, dykes, electricians, doctors, musicians, etc. There was a sense of freedom, a sense of family, a sense of belonging found in no other place during the year.
And this weekend is time to do it againotime for members and friends of the GLBT community to come together and celebrate.
Tonight is the Kick-Off Event in Allentown. Many local bars will feature entertainment and special events.
- the band Drink Till She's Cute
- show by Jayme Coxx.
- 10 p.m.
- special gay pride Stripteaser burlesque performance
- drag king performance with host emcee Kristen Becker and Jamie Cudney
- Dj Jessica with dance music all night long
- 11:00 p.m.
- Hosted by the Legendary Lauren Fox along with 25 FABULOUS QUEENS from all over the country
- Broadway-style performances, laughter, and good old fashioned ENTERTAINMENT
- 8 p.m.
- Statler Ballroom
- Tickets available at Ticketmaster.com $15pre-sale $23 at the door

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deborah
Dyke March on Saturday down Elmwood to Bidwell.
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ForestBird
Didn't realize there were still gay people in Buffalo ... I thought they'd all moved away. Must get out more often :)
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martin
hmmm, i was there last year, I find the 10,000 bit hard to believe, maybe 3 or 4 thousand and that would be a stretch.
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