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25th
Prefest Dance Party at the freakin Limelight-yay! 7pm, all
ages
hellhound, oraia, shoplifting (ex-chromatics), and dance yr
ass off with dj zena!
Pick up yr pass and get down cuz its all gonna blow!
26-29th
HOMO A GOGO!
(see schedule detail below)
28th
& 29th
Skate Like a Girl!
All-Girl Skateboarding Event
at the Capitol City Skatepark, daytime
Clinic, Contest, Interactive art & Bands
SCHEDULE
detail for Homo a Gogo (print-out looks best
in Netscape):
updated Sept. 25th 2002
(schedule is subject to change so check back, yo. Headquarters,
aka Nurses' Station, will be at No Exit [formerly Socket], 1-7pm.)
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Capitol
Theater |
Limelight |
Midnight
Sun
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PASS
DISTRIBUTION
Passes and tickets for the Capitol shows will be available
at the box office. |
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| 1:30-4pm |
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BANDS/SPOKEN
WORD: DJ Nikki Chapman, Liar Bird, Cindy Wonderful, Rebecca
Pearcy |
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| 3:30-6pm |
FILM/VIDEO:
Shorts Program: Up the Downside
From collage and barbie animation to experimental narrative,
this showcase presents poignant, thoughtful pieces followed
by light-hearted work by local, national and Canadian artists
working in film and video.
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FILM/VIDEO:
(FREE SCREENING)
"Fenced-Out" USA Produced with New Neutral Zone
and Fierce! video/color/sound 15 mins
This tape documents the fight for the Christopher St. pier,
in New York City, where youth of color, low income, homeless
and l/g/b/t/q youth have created community space and made
their home.
FOLLOWED BY "Times Square" 1980 USA
video/color/sound 111 mins. This feature-length narrative
stars Trini Alvarado as a politician's
daughter and Robin Johnson as a tough street punk musician.
These two teenage girls become fast friends, empowering one
another as they struggle for recognition, respect and the
freedom to be who they are. Tim Curry stars as the radio dj
who helps them. A high-energy punk rock drama, set in NYC,
with a soundtrack featuring the Pretenders, Joe Jackson, the
Talking Heads, the Ramones, Patti Smith and others.
AND AFTER THAT A Collection of Shorts TBA |
| 7:30-1:30am |
BANDS/SPOKEN
WORD: DJ Michelle Noel, Marisa (of the Dolly Ranchers),
Hot n' Heavy, Madame Morte, The Kitty Kill, Half-Seas Over,
Ida Acton, Sextional, The Gossip |
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| 2-4am |
FILM/VIDEO:
A pre-encore presentation of our Erotica program and other
shorts TBA. Games and prizes included in this pre-dawn cine-party. |
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Capitol
Theater |
Limelight |
Midnight
Sun
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Oly
Library |
Voyeur
Cafe |
409
Columbia |
No
Exit (formerly Socket) |
Media
Island |
| 11-1pm |
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DIY
Porn with Pornova Collective |
"12
Steps: Falling Up the Downstairs..."
Substance Abuse Workshop with Bridget Irish and puppet pals
(10-2pm) |
Self-Defense
with Home Alive (11:30-1:30pm) |
Critical
Issues in White Anti-Racist Activism Workshop
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Palestine/Isreal
conflict |
Bike
Maintenance |
| 1:30-4pm |
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BANDS/SPOKEN
WORD:
DJs Exaggamama Felonious & Blakeinstein, Suicide
Cola, Shemo, USAsexual |
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| 3:30-6pm |
FILM/VIDEO:
A Transgender Afternoon: 2 Documentaries with shorts by James
Diamond (Canada) and Forrest Martin (Olympia)
Gender Lines Extended
WG Burnham 2002, 60 min; British Columbia, Canada
A collection of interviews with people about identity, transitioning
and being.
Hand-Made
2002, 44 min; Olympia, WA
Local filmmakers Seth Kirby and Adrian Paz document experiences
of pivotal moments during their medical transitions. Afterwards,
join Seth and Adrian for a Q&A session. |
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| 7-12pm |
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FILM/VIDEO:
"Flaming Filmfuckers" an hour-long program curated
by Lisa Ganser, director of the Flaming Film Festival held
in Minneapolis; followed by an impressive collection of sexy
and thought-provoking shorts encompassing themes of desire,
lust, sexual identity and power. Includes work by Lisa G.
(Canada), Tobaron Waxman (Chicago), Kerie Oakie (SF), Stacy
Goldate (Chicago) and Cindy Wonderful (Olympia). |
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| 7:30-1:30am |
BANDS/SPOKEN
WORD: DJ Zena, Juba Kalamka, Lip Kandy, Marcus
Rene Van, Tara Jane O'Neil, Letta Neely, Family Outing, Samara
Halperin, Sini Anderson, Fagatron, Tracy + the Plastics |
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| 2-4am |
LATE
NIGHT: K'vetsch (open mic madness) -- hosted by Sara Seinberg
and Sash Sunday |
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Capitol
Theater |
Limelight |
Midnight
Sun
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Oly
Library |
The
Voyeur |
409
Columbia |
No
Exit (formerly Socket) |
Media
Island |
| 11-1pm |
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DIY
Screenprinting |
Safe
Schools - Safe Communities Panel/Workshop (10-2pm) |
Queer
Comic Book/ AnimationWorkshop (11:30-1:30pm) |
Anti-Racism
for white folks |
Comic
your life: Improv Workshop |
Healing
Internalized Racism: A workshop for non-white (including
mixed-race) people. - Day 1 of 2 -- attendance to both days
is required.
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| 1:30-4pm |
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BANDS/SPOKEN
WORD: DJ Melissa, Boy Pussy USA, ModelsOwn, Pom
Pom Meltdown |
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| 3:30-6pm |
FILM/VIDEO:
Bruce la Bruce will be presenting one of his recent feature-length
films (Hustler White), followed by Q&A.
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| 6-7:30pm |
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FASHION
SHOW DOWN with Sara Muscleman, Sarah Adams, Stephanie &
Thomas, Reno, Queen Bee, Mala Queerche, Metro, Vain, and the
queer gangs. |
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| 7-12pm |
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FILM/VIDEO:
Opening this evening's screening will be a couple of shorts
followed by local favorite "Third Antenna."
We'll have an intermission then bust into music-oriented shorts
and documentaries, including Queer TV's "Queercore"
(LA), "Fumbling Toward Rock: The Miriam and Helen Story"
(SF), Queeruption (from London), and "Michigyn Impossible:
Camp Trans." |
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| 7:30-1:30am |
BANDS/SPOKEN
WORD: Cookie La Whore, DJ Keyan, Tara Jepsen &
Beth Lisick, Kate Bornstein, Lynn Breedlove, Sara Seinberg,
Skinjobs, Eileen Myles, Nomy Lamm, Tribe 8 - BUY
TICKETS NOW |
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| 2-4am |
LATE
NIGHT: Dragshow! Hosted by Tara Jepsen, Beth Lisick, Candy
& special guests |
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Capitol
Theater |
Limelight |
Midnight
Sun
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Voyeur
Cafe |
409
Columbia |
No
Exit (formerly Socket) |
Space TBA |
Media
Island |
| 11-1pm |
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Collaborative
Punk Theater Workshop with Nomy Lamm, Spider, and Beth Stinson |
Backdoor
Basics: An intro to Anal Pleasure by Toys in Babeland (11:30-1:30pm) |
This
is Not Gender 101 |
Gender
Variant Healthcare Project: access to healthcare for gender
variant and transgender people-- partners, family, friends,
and allies welcome
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From
Page to Stage: Giving your blab some action, a spoken
word workshop by Sara Jepsen and Tara Seinberg |
Healing
Internalized Racism: A workshop for non-white (including mixed-race)
people. - Day 2 of 2 -- attendance to both days is required. |
| 1:30-4pm |
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BANDS/SPOKEN
WORD: DJ Jessica, Robo Sapien, Sarah O,
cherchez la femme |
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| 3:30-6pm |
FILM/VIDEO:
Feature "By Hook or By Crook" (2001, 98 min,
San Francisco), filmmakers (and stars) Silas Howard and Harry
Dodge. Steakhaus Productions.
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| 7-12pm |
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FILM/VIDEO:
"YELLOWBELLY" an hour-long program , presented
by curator Ernesto Foronda.
(Co-curator: Eve Oishi)
"Everybody's kung fu fighting these days but queer Asian
Pacific American artists have been kicking ass long before
'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.' This experimental shorts
program showcases the most audacious, funny and pissed off
visions of APA filmmakers who turn the tables on the fantasies
and obsessions of popular culture and plant a boot squarely
in the assumptions of mainstream America."
Intermission then - TBA. |
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| 7:30-1:30am |
BANDS/SPOKEN
WORD: DJ Sarah O, Squab, Panama, The Hollow
Men, Sarah Dougher, Paige McBee, Polkadot Maggie Day, The
Haggard, Mirah |
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The doors
open 30 minutes prior to the start of the actual event. Get there
early to make sure you get in good!
All the spaces
are within walking distance of the Capitol Theater.
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