April 6, 2001

GAY PEOPLE'S CHRONICLE 23

440-953-4817

Lima OSU Bi-Global▼ 4240 Campus Dr,

419-221-1641ext.415

Medical Coll. of Ohio G.S.A., Toledo;

419-383-6118

resource

directory

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Kent State Ashtabula LGBU▼

440-964-4289

3325 W 13th St, Ash'bla 44004 Igbuashtabula@gay.com

•Office hours 1st & 3rd Thur, 6-8 pm

Meetings 1st and 3rd Thurs 8 pm, Room C-133, Main Hall

Lakeland College Gay-Straight Alliance▼

7700 Clocktower, Kirtland 44094

066 Galvin, Lima 45804

c/o Student Affairs Ofc, Judith Kunkel

West Va. U BGL Mountaineers▼ Box 6444 Mountainlair, Morgantown W.V.25606

304-293-8200

THEATERS

CLEVELAND AREA CODE 216

Carousel Dinner Theatre

1275 E. Waterloo Akron

330-724-9855

Cedar-Lee Theatre

2163 Lee Rd., Cle. Hts

321-8232

North Olmsted H.S.Spectrum

Judy, 216-651-5428

Cleveland Cinematheque 11141 East Blvd., Clev Cleveland Play House, 8500 Euclid Ave., Clev

421-7450

795-7010

no_spectrum@hotmail.com Box 226, N. Olmsted 44070

Cleveland Public Theatre▼

Northwest Ohio Support Group

gaystrai@hotmail.com

419-267-5511 ext. 261

6415 Detroit Ave., Clev

Dobama Theatre▼

631-2727

Oberlin L-G-B Union▼ Wilder Rm. 202 (Box 88)

1846 Coventry Road, Cleve. Hts

932-6838

Oberlin 44074

440-775-8179

Great Lakes Theater Festival

Oberlin Lesbian-Gay-Bisexual Alumni,

1501 Euclid Ave. #423, Cleveland

241-5490

Alumni Office, Oberlin 44074

440-775-8692

Karamu House Theatre

Ohio Northern Univ. Gay-Lesbian Org. ▼

care of Prof. Compton, Psych Dept

419-772-2000

2355 East 89th St. at Quincy, Cleveland Playhouse Square Center

795-7070

OSU North Central Technical College GLBU▼

1519 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland

1680 University Dr., Mansfield 44906

Red Hen Productions

241-6000 661-4301

UToledo Rocket Rainbow Alliance/Gay Lesbian Stu. Union 3503

COLUMBUS AREA CODE 614

Stu. Union Rm 3522, Toledo 43606

419-530-7975

•Thurs 8 pm, Student Union, Room 3018

Drexel Theaters ▼

•Office hours, Mon-Fri 9am-5pm

College of Wooster LGBTA▼

BoxC-3166, 1189 Beall Ave., Wooster, Ohio 44691

YSULGBT Alliance Stu. Activities Ofc, Kilcawley Ctr, Youngstown 44555

CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN OHIO; WEST VIRGINIA, INDIANA

2254 East Main St., Columbus 43209.

231-9512

Local Sponsors

Reality Theater 736 N. Pearl, Cols 43215

294-7541

Wexner Center Film/Video Theater

1871 N. High St., Columbus 43210.

292-3535

330-742-3598

DAYTON AREA CODE 937

The 8th Annual

Human Rights Campaign Cleveland

Dinner & Dance

May 5, 2001

At the Renaissance Cleveland Hotel Grand Ballroom

Buy Your Tickets Now!

Over 1,000 Expected to Attend Black-Tie Gala

Evening's Program

Join over 1,000 of your friends, family members, and colleagues on May 5th, at the HRC Cleveland Dinner & Dance black-tie gala. The evening's program begins at 5:30 PM with a Grand Reception and Silent Auction. The Dinner program continues with musical & comedy performances, Keynote Address, remarks by the HRC Executive Director, Equality Award Presentation, and Dance Party.

Tickets

Tickets are $175 per person and are available from any of the 120 Table Captains signed-up or by contacting Box Office Tickets at: 1-800-494-TIXS.

Ulmer & Berne, LLP; The Club Cleveland; Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff, LLP; Smythe, Cramer Co.; IBM Corporation; Process Creative Studios; Triad Communications; Gay People's Chronicle; Outlook News; OutInCleveland.com; and Ernie Cahoon, Tracy Carnes, Tim Downing & David Posteraro (as of 3/28/01)

Human Race Theatre

126 North Main St. #600, Dayton 45402

461-3823

Antioch College G-L Center▼

795 Livermore, Yellow Springs........

937-767-6601

TRANSGENDER

UCincinnati LGBT Alliance ucalliance2000@yahoo.com

Alpha Omega of Tri-Ess

209 Tangeman Ctr #136, Cinti. 45221.

513-556-1449

Box 2053, Sheffield Lake 44054.

216-556-0067

Columbus State GABLE Cougars

Pathways P.O. Box 23174, Toledo 43623

Nester 116,550 E. Spring, Cols

614-227-2637

Paradise Club Box 29564, Cleve 44129

216-586-9292

• 1st Tue noon & 3rd Thurs 8 pm, Nester Hall #122

TASKFORCE

Denison University▼ Outlook,

614-587-6394

Cross-Port P.O. Box 1692, Cincinnati 45201 crossport@aol.com 606-581-3711

FLERGARA LENGLAND

•Womens Center 614-587-6696

Crystal Club, 4th Sat, 2nd Fri;

Earlham Coll. Rainbow Tribe ▼

Box 287, Reynoldsburg 43068.

614-294-9031

Drawer 279, Richmond, Ind. 47374

317-983-1436

E. Lynn Harris Keynote

Elizabeth Birch Karen Williams Emcee Special Guest

Sarena Tyler DJ

North Coast Men's Chorus

Equality Award Recipient

Kenyon College Allied Sexual Orientations (ALSO)

TransFamily Cleveland, Transgender, family, allies Potluck 1st Thur........

216-691-4357

Gambier, Ohio 740-427-6365,

740-427-5661

Trans Pride

330-923-3413

Marietta College Rainbow Alliance▼ gla@marietta.edu Marietta College, Box 152, Marietta, Ohio 45750

⚫3rd Fri 7 pm, potluck, discussion, Akron Pride Ctr, 71 N. Adams St. • 4th Fri 7pm, potluck, discussion, Cleve L-G Ctr, 6600 Detroit Ave.

⚫Thurs 4 pm, Arts and Humanities House

Marshall U.L-G-B Outreach▼

TRAVEL & ACCOMMODATIONS

Pritchard Hall 137, Huntington WV

304-696-6623

•Lambda Society, Wed 9:15 pm, Student Center

Rainbow World Travel

Miami U.G-L-BAlliance▼

14601 Detroit Rd., Lakewood

216-228-6990

HUMAN RIGHTS! AMPAIGN

"An Evening of Purpose and Pride."

As America's largest gay and lesbian organization, the Human Rights Campaign provides a national voice on gay and lesbian issues The Human Rights Campaign effectively lobbies Congress: mobrizes grassroots action in diverse communities: invests strategically to elect a fair-minded Congress, and increases public understanding through innovative education and communication strategies

www.hrc-cleveland.org

(440) 779-6444

381 Shriver Center, Oxford 45056

513-529-3823

Muskingum College Alternative Lifestyle Awareness▼ New Concord, Ohio

Roseland Guesthouse & Campground Proctor, W.V. www.rcvideo.com/roseland.

304-455-3838

740-826-8091

Northern Kentucky UOut Front outfront@nku.edu 606-572-6514

YOUTH GROUPS

Ohio State University Fusion fusionOSU@yahoo.com

614-247-5876

Cincinnati Youth Group

www.osu.edu/students/fusion

•Wed 8 pm, Ohio Union Gray Suite G

Club 1722 Youth Proj, African-American GBT male support club1722@blackoutunlimited.org

OSU G-L-B Student Services▼

464 Ohio Union, 1739 N. High, Cols

614-292-6200

• Out & About, Thu, Ohio Union Buckeye Sts F & G

•Nosotros, Thu, GLB Latins

OSU GLBT Alumni Society

614-421-9389

P.O. Box 2012, Columbus 43216 RyanTRNG@aol.com

OSU Newark Directions

1179 University Dr., Newark43055

740-366-9358

Ohio University GLBT Student Programs

740-593-0239

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Baker Univ. Center 314, Athens 45701 gibt@ohio.edu Ohio U Open Doors GLBT Student Union ▼ 18N Colleg Athens opendoor-L@ouvaxa.cats.ohiou.edu http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~opendoor

740-597-7955

Phoenix Project of Northwest Ohio

Ohio U Student Senate LGBT Committee, Athens... 740-593-4049 Ohio U Delta Lambda Phi fraternity

centaur@oak.cats.ohiou.edu, http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~centaur Ohio U Swarm of Dykes, direct action, open to all sod@oak.cats.ohiou.edu

•Thurs 6pm, Cleveland Lesbian-GayCenter, 6600 Detroit Ave Kaleidoscope Youth Coalition, Box8104, Cols 43201 203 King Ave...

614-294-7886

•Phoenix Pride Group, Sat 11 am, Wed 6 pm, 614-444-0800 •Drop-in, Wed 8-10 p, Fri 7-10:30p, Northminster Ch., 203 King Ave. •Lesbian, bi, transgender women and girls 21 and under, Mon 6pm •Central Ohio Gay-Straight Alliance, 2nd, 4th Thurs, 6:30 pm •Coming Out, Tues 5:30 • Movie Night, 3rd Thus 8 pm

National G-L Youth Hotline

Sun-Thu7-10pm, Fri-Sat 7-midnight

126A W. South Boundary, Perrysburg 43551 phoenixNWO@hotmail.com

•Youth meetings Mon 7 pm, Red Cross, 2275 Collingwood, Toledo •2nd Mon,Wood County Red Cross, 150 Gorrell Ave, Bowling Green

PRYSM Youth Group (20 & under)▼

Clev L-GCenter, 6600 Detroit Ave. (#26 bus)

216-651-5428

MARK YOUR CALENDAR

PUT IN FOR YOUR VACATION NOW!

June 21 24, 2001

Ball State University Muncie, Indiana 27th Annual

pationa

513-684-8405

216-752-1722

800-347-8336

419-373-9939

740-589-2139

Ohio Wesleyan Univ. Pride▼

740-368-3621

Otterbein College BIGALA

Westerville

614-823-1258

RAG, Ray's Alliance of Gays; Raymond Walters College

U. of Cincinnati, LGBT98@yahoo.com

P.O. Box 6144, Cleveland 44101

•Meets Sat. 12-3 pm; Drop-in night, Weds 6:30-9 pm •Parents of lgbt and questioning youth, 1st Mon 6:30-8 pm Rainbow Area Youth P.O. Box 12415, Toledo 43606 www.toledoray.org.

419-327-8686

513-761-0406

Sinclair Community Coll. GALA, Dayton www.galaclub.org

St. X Ally Network St. Xavier High School Cincinnati http://go.to/StXAlly

•Meets Weds 6:30 pm, call for downtown location Youth Pride Youngstown GLBT and questioning Sat Noon-3pm

Wright State U Lambda Union▼

Youth Quest, Box3721, Dayton 45401 http://www.youthquestdayton.homestead.com

330-744-8025 937-640-3333

Wed 7 pm, W-047 Student Union

937-775-5565

•Weds 7pm, Miami Valley UU Fellowship, 2001 Far Hills, Oakwood

Mainstage Performers

Thursday

Café Mocha, Holly Near & Cris Williamson

Friday

Purple Moon Dance Project, Vickie Shaw, Heather Bishop

Saturday

Justina Golden directs the NWMF Chorus, Lucie Blue Tremblay,Voices of Africa Sunday

Afternoon Comedy Concert with Michelle Balan and Roxanna Ward plus New This Year!One performer will be selected from the two Goddess Jam Coffeehouses as the opening act for the Comedy Concert. You could end up being the lucky festigoer who opens this year's Comedy Concert!

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We're music – and so much more!

Expanded health series will include free health screenings♫ Expanded sports series♫ Return of the fine arts exhibit♫♬ NWMF prom ♬ Drama presentations and workshops ♫ Awards brunch Sunday morning with keynote speaker ♫ Open mic featuring festigoers (selected festigoer performers will perform at a late night coffeehouse) ♬ NWMF chorus made up of festigoers Spirituality series workshops and activities Health and fitness workshops♫ Music production workshops♫ Craftswomen marketplace♫ Films and videos♫ Networking sessions ♬ Drum jams

Get your festival pass for half price if you are between 18 and 25 or between 65 and 70 years of age

Get your festival pass for free if you are under 18 or over 70 years of age

Fri PMSun Earlier bird (4/30) $203.50 $193.50 $158.50

ARTS INDIANA INDIANA ARTS COMMISSION REGIONAL PARTNERS Connecting people to the arts Provided with support from Central Indiana Community Foundation, Inc. the Indiana Arts Commission, a state agency, and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency

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Registration:

Full Festival

Fri AMSun

Early bird (5/31)

$218.50 $208 50 $173 50

On-site

$238.50

$228 50

$188 50

Check our Web site for more information

http://waonline.org

In all programs, WIA strives to reflect the diversity and multicultural reality of the women's community in regard to race, age, physical ability, and sexual orientation, and actively reaches out to reflect this diversity in its workers, participants, performers, and presenters.

For more information on the festival or a complete brochure, write to NWMF, P.O. Box 1427, Indianapolis, IN 46206. Phone: (317) 927-9355, fax: (317) 923-4995 email: nwmf@wiaonline.org