Events & Activities
March, 2010
12th
The Annual Q-Quest Youth Festival !
Location: Webster School
425 5th street NE, Minneapolis MN 55413
Join us All Day at Webster School
425 5th street NE, Minneapolis MN 55413
Organizations will be tabling until 5pm come find out about organizations in and around the Twin Cities working in the GLBTQA Community.
Q-Quest is for GLBTQA Youth from schools across the metro, greater metro and greater Minnesota. A chance to connect, learn and have fun.
Contact Leigh Combs for more information at :
lcombs@fcsmn.org or 612.728.2079
This event is free
13th
Minnesota Philharmonic Orchestra Presents "Size Isn't Everything"
Location: Sundin Music Hall, Hamline University
1531 Hewitt Avenue
Saint Paul, MN
55104
We are always up for trying new things, and this concert will be no exception. The MPO is comprised of dozens of highly skilled musicians, and you will get to see some of them up close and personal with this concert, which will feature several performances from chamber groups made up of MPO members. But never fear, the entire MPO will be in attendance to perform one of Mozart’s great and exciting symphonies, written for the city that faithfully adored his music.
Works to be performed include:
Mendelssohn String Octet in E-flat Major (first movement)
R. Strauss Serenade in E-flat Major, Op. 7
Ewald Quintet No. 1 in B-flat Major
Mozart Symphony No. 38 (“
31st
Creating Change 2011 Community Information Meeting
Location: Minnesota Church Center
122 W. Franklin Ave. @ Nicollet
Minneapolis
Meet at 6:30 for lite supper.
At 7:00 PM, learn about the 2011 Creating Change Conference, coming to Hilton Minneapolis Feb. 2 - 6 2011 and presented by the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force! This is the launch meeting for the 2011 Creating Change Host Committee. Join the fun and meet your friends, neighbors, and LGBT/Allied movement colleagues. Let's be the change! RSVP: creatingchange@thetaskforce.org.
April, 2010
16th
Beacause Conference 2010
Location: Please contact: BECAUSEConference@gmail.com
The BECAUSE Conference is the premier weekend event in the Midwest for bisexuals, queers, trans, bi-curious, questioning, and all others, regardless of identity. This conference is open to everyone and will take place from April 16-18.
We thank everyone who attended the conferences in the past and everyone who has worked so hard to make each event such a success. 2009 was the largest BECAUSE conference in history--we hope to continue growth and service to the bi community. Help us to serve you!
17th
Creating Inclusive & Welcoming Communities
Location: Bemidji State University American Indian Resource Center
Birchmont Dr. Bemidji MN.
Hospitality Initiative of Servant Hearts will host a day long seminar taking an inside look at what it means to 'come out' in rural MN, stigmas/discrimination/abuse, theological perspectives relating to LGBT, and what it means to be HIV positive in remote rural MN. There will be a noon time listening lunch and panel discussion, the afternoon session will feature OutFront MN's presentation "That Is So Gay!" Developing Safe School Climates for GLBT Youth. 4.5 CEU's offered by BSU Social Work Program, Seminar funded in part by PFund Foundation, Registration Fee $25.00. Register by phone at 218.760.2415 or email servant_hearts@hotmail.com
May, 2010
15th
Minnesota Philharmonic Orchestra Presents "Second Looks"
Location: Sundin Music Hall, Hamline University
1531 Hewitt Avenue
Saint Paul, MN
55104
A wise sage once said, “Double your pleasure, double your fun.” It’s always interesting to examine things from different angles, so we thought we would try that with music and composers. We’ve taken two composers and selected two vastly different pieces from their outputs to demonstrate their respective versatility and range. “Languages of Spring” from local composer Christopher Gable was premiered by the MPO more than a decade ago, so we thought it would be fun to hear it again so many years later. And finally, Bizet’s Suite No. 1 from his incidental music for the play L’arlesienne is being performed at our first concert this season, so why not come full circle and close out our season with his beautiful Suite No. 2? These second looks are certain to surprise, enlighten, and entertain you.
Works to be performed include:
| Giuseppe Verdi | Overture to Nabucco |
| Giuseppe Verdi | Prelude to Aida |
| Henry Cowell | Polyphonica |
| Henry Cowell | Hymn and Fuguing Tune No. 3 |
| Christopher Gable | Languages of Spring (1999 MPO World Premiere) Hamsa Isles, Flute and Brian Hadley, Bassoon |
| Georges Bizet | L’Arlesienne Suite No. 2 |
