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July 25 Fundraiser

July 3, 2014: Get your paddles out - your auction paddles that is - for a special event. Just John is hosting a "Bachelor Auction" featuring some of the hottest guys in town. Proceeds from the auction will be donated to the Project. Don't miss this fun evening for a great cause.

Details:

Bachelor Auction to Benefit the St. Louis LGBT History Project

Friday, July 25, 8pm

Just John, 4112 Manchester Ave., St. Louis, MO 63110

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2014 Pride Exhibit

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June 11, 2014: The Project will offer an exhibit celebrating St. Louis' first official Pride (April 1980) during this year's PrideFest set for June 28-29 in downtown St. Louis. The exhibit will feature rare photographic images taken by Jim Pfaff, Jim Andris, Judy Napier, and Wilbur Wegener. Other artifacts will include a 1980 Pride t-shirt, along with original paperwork and marketing materials. Several members of the 1980 Pride Committee will be featured in this year's Pride Parade. This is the third year the Project will have an exhibit at PrideFest. The Project's exhibit will be located in a tent directly across from Solider's Memorial in the grassy park area. The Project continues to seek volunteers to help staff the exhibit, as well as donations to help cover exhibit expenses. For more information please contact us.

Hamblin Monte's Photographs

Montes 1987 - Jamie Renee - 2May 18, 2014: Thanks to John Hamblin for donating 20 fun images of 1987 Monte's bar drag performances by Georgia Brown, Candy James, Janice Price, Stephanie Monroe, Zsa Zsa Principle, and Jamie Renee (pictured). Monte's was on Jefferson near Highway 44 (where McDonald's is located). Please keep digging around your home for rare treasures such as these. Thanks again John.

June 7 Library Lecture

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May 15, 2014: PRIDE MONTH EVENT- St. Louis is the hometown of many noted LGBT authors who have published plays, poems, novels, and textbooks. Join Steven L. Brawley, founder of the St. Louis LGBT History Project, as he discusses local literary greats such as William Burroughs and Tennessee Williams, as well as lesser known LGBT writers.

Saturday, June 7, 2014 (CANCELLED)
2-3pm
St. Louis Public Library
Barr Branch
1701 South Jefferson
St. Louis, MO 63104

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