Outspoken Voices: Virtual LGBTQ+ Storytelling Circle

Let’s ring in spring with Family Equality and LGBTQ+ families across the country as we enjoy a casual hour of connection, reflection, and storytelling centered around the theme of CHANGE.

As the flowers bloom and the birds start chirping, we’re chatting about changes and transformations that have happened in our lives. Bring a five-minute story about a brave, joyful, unexpected, complicated, or life-affirming change in your life. How did it blossom? What did it teach you?

Stories are powerful ways to build bridges and find community. If you’re looking for an opportunity to connect, reflect, and raise awareness about families like yours, register for login information today!

BERTHA: Grateful Drag

Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas 3545 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, United States

The world’s first Grateful Drag band, BERTHA is an all-star collective of queer and allied East Nashville talent coming together in wigs and full face for a good cause. Fronted by a harmony trio of Berthas and backed by a rocking all-Bertha band, their origin story is said to be as follows:

In the mid-1990s, just after Jerry Garcia’s tragic and untimely demise, a deadhead janitor working at Area 51 gained access to top-secret time travel technology and took it upon himself to retrieve Jerry’s severed middle finger at the moment he lost it in 1946. He thought, if he could just get the DNA to the right scientists, cloning technology might one day be able to bring Jerry back. Breakthroughs in the early 2000s found that a compound in LSD could activate dormant genes to replicate sufficiently to grow a functioning human body in a lab. The theory was that if they could mix Jerry’s DNA with the original Owsley acid, it could create a Jerry clone that would reunite the Grateful Dead to continue their “long strange trip.” Unfortunately, they mixed up the vials, and the first seven clones were the bastard children of Jerry’s finger DNA and the infamous Brown Acid. These pitiful yet beautiful creatures were musical mutants with the chops of their father but a physical form yet unseen in the jam band world - that of a woman. After being cast out of the lab and the experiment shut down as a failure, these orphan queens each took the name BERTHA in solidarity with one another and formed a band.

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BERTHA: Grateful Drag

Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas 3545 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, United States

The world’s first Grateful Drag band, BERTHA is an all-star collective of queer and allied East Nashville talent coming together in wigs and full face for a good cause. Fronted by a harmony trio of Berthas and backed by a rocking all-Bertha band, their origin story is said to be as follows:

In the mid-1990s, just after Jerry Garcia’s tragic and untimely demise, a deadhead janitor working at Area 51 gained access to top-secret time travel technology and took it upon himself to retrieve Jerry’s severed middle finger at the moment he lost it in 1946. He thought, if he could just get the DNA to the right scientists, cloning technology might one day be able to bring Jerry back. Breakthroughs in the early 2000s found that a compound in LSD could activate dormant genes to replicate sufficiently to grow a functioning human body in a lab. The theory was that if they could mix Jerry’s DNA with the original Owsley acid, it could create a Jerry clone that would reunite the Grateful Dead to continue their “long strange trip.” Unfortunately, they mixed up the vials, and the first seven clones were the bastard children of Jerry’s finger DNA and the infamous Brown Acid. These pitiful yet beautiful creatures were musical mutants with the chops of their father but a physical form yet unseen in the jam band world - that of a woman. After being cast out of the lab and the experiment shut down as a failure, these orphan queens each took the name BERTHA in solidarity with one another and formed a band.

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Auntie Norma’s OMG Revival

The Phoenix Bar and Lounge 4213 W Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, NV, United States

The Wildest EASTER SUNDAY OMG 420 REVIVAL EVER! Hosted by Auntie Norma Llyaman and many surprise guests!

A lively old school revival with toe tapping, choirs singing and lots of liquor! JESUS JUICE SPECIALS! HAM AND POTATO SPECIALS!

A great time to get away from family and enjoy the crazy theatrics of OLD BROADS BALLADS AND BOOZE! Bonnet Contest! Egg decorating and some extra special photos with the Bunny and Jesus x 2!

Seating is on a first come basis! We will be packed! JOIN US for a very special 420 tribute! HIGHER THAN THE CLOUDS!

LGBTQIA+ Social Hour

Rainbow Library 3150 N Buffalo Dr, Las Vegas, NV, United States

Come enjoy some refreshments as you chat with other people in the LGBTQIA+ community and make new friends. Adults and teens of all genders and orientations are welcome!

LGBTQIA+ Teen Movie Club

Rainbow Library 3150 N Buffalo Dr, Las Vegas, NV, United States

Join us monthly to watch a LGBTQIA+ movie and play some games! April's screening is Kinky Boots (2005). Screenings will be held in the meeting room and snacks will be provided! Bring a jacket because the meeting room can get cold. All movies played will be PG-13 so you must be 13+ or accompanied by an adult.

Event Series Camp Pride Tree Info Session

Camp Pride Tree Info Session

Join us for an exciting and informative session about The Pride Tree Summer Camp! This event is designed for campers, parents, and volunteers to learn more about our inclusive and empowering summer camp experience for LGBTQ+ youth.

🌟 What to Expect:

  • Camp Overview: Learn about the unique activities and programs that make The Pride Tree Summer Camp a safe, joyful, and affirming space for all campers.
  • Volunteer Opportunities: Discover how volunteers play a vital role in creating a supportive and welcoming environment.
  • Q&A: Get answers to your questions about expectations, programing, and how we ensure a meaningful experience for LGBTQ+ youth.
  • Meet the Team: Meet our passionate staff and volunteers dedicated to fostering a sense of belonging and community.
💡 Who Should Attend?
  • Parents or guardians of potential campers
  • LGBTQ+ youth interested in joining camp
  • Volunteers looking to get involved
Whether you're a parent seeking more information, a camper curious about what’s in store, or a volunteer excited to make a difference, we’d love to see you there! Let’s make this summer unforgettable.

Join the Zoom call at: https://ciis.zoom.us/j/6416297579