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JUNE20

SATURDAY
Des Moines

9:00 AM

Caravan from Des Moines
to lowa City to partic-
ipate in the lowa City
Freedom Parade. Meet at
the Thoreau Center, 3500
Kingman Blvd.

lowa City

12:00 Noon

Parade and Rally begins
at the Pentacrest followed
by an informal Picnic at
Happy Hollow Park, Brown
& Governor.

9:00 PM

Dance at the 6:20 Bar at
620 Madison. The 6:20
Bar will donate cover
charges for June 20, 25,
26 & 27 to the lowa City
Freedom Week Committee.

June 29-30

The Bijou Theater at the
lowa Memorial Union will
present the lesbian-
themed film, Tempest, by
Derek Jarman. Call the
theater for show times.

June 24-25

The Bijou Theater at the
lowa Memorial Union will
present the film Madchen
In Uniform. Call the
theater for show times.

JUNE21

SUNDAY
lowa City

4:00 PM

A Gays & Spirituality
Workshop will be
presented at Old Brick,
Clinton & Market.

7:00 PM

Culture Show at Old Brick,
Clinton & Market, feas®
turing.art-on display,
poetry-redding and
fesc..-

9:30 PM

Candlelight Vigil for gay
and lesbian victims of
violence at the Pentacrest.

Des Moines

1:00-5:00 PM

Father's Day Picnic at820
Alpha. Potluck, grill
provided.

7:00-9:00: PM

Panel presentation, God,
Gays and Families, featur-
ing the following local
clergy and laypersons:
Rev. Karen Chakoin -
Central Presbyterian/Des
Moines, Rev. Fritz Bogar -
Urbandale United
Church of Christ/Des
Moines, Rev. Alden
Hebard - Plymouth Con-
gregational/Des Moines,
Rev. David Radcliff - Col-
legiate Presbyterian/
Ames, Rev. Keith Schrag -
Mennonite Fellowship/
Ames, Mary Beth Lamb
(Lay Parish Minister) -
Our Lady’s Immaculate
Heart Church/Ankeny,
Allen VanderLinden (Lay
Person) - Church of the
Holy Spirit MCC/Des
Moines. At Des Moines
Valley Friends Meeting
House, 4211 Grand

Avenue. *

JUNE22

MONDAY
Des Moines

7:30-9:00 PM

Film documentary, Before
Stonewall, followed by a
Panel Discussion on gay/
lesbian life in lowa
before Stonewall. Panel
members will include
Mike McNeal/Moderator,

~ JackkxOwens and Pam

Hédges/Presenters. At
the Des Moines Valley
Friends Meeting House,
4211 Grand Avenue. *

lowa City

7:30 PM

Presentation by Cheryl
Clarke, poet and writer,
at Shambaugh Auditorium
(next to Main Library on
campus).

* Additional parking
available at the Ply-
mouth Congregational!
Church parking lot on
Alst Street between
Ingersoll and Grand.

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JUNE23

TUESDAY
Des Moines

6:00-9:00 PM

Art Festival including
painting, graphic illus-
trations, sculpture and
crafts by gay/lesbian
artists. A special musical
presentation by the Des
Moines Men’s Chorus will
be featured. Refresh-
ments provided. At the
Des Moines Valley Friends
Meeting House, 4211
Grand Avenue.* The Art
Show will be on display
the remainder of Free-
dom Week from 9:00 AM-
4:30 PM daily.

iowa City

7:00 PM

An AIDS Workshop will
be held at the lowa City
Public Library, Meeting
Room A.

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JUNE24

WEDNESDAY
Des Moines

7:30-9:00 PM

Word Is Out, a program
on the coming-out expe-
rience, featuring a Panel
Discussion with time for
audience participation.
Presented by the Gay and
Lesbian Resource Center.
An Update on Resource
Center activities and
goals will be included.
At the Des Moines Valley
Friends Meeting House,
4211 Grand Avenue. *

lowa City

8:00 PM

AIDS Healing Circle meets
at the Renow Street
entrance to Oakland
Cemetery.

JUNE25

THURSDAY
Ames

5:00-7:30 PM

GLA Garden Party and
Open House at 427
Hawthorn.

8:00 PM

Production of Warren, a
play about AIDS, written
by Rebecca Ranson. All
proceeds going to AIDS
education projects in
Central lowa. $3.50
students, $5.00 non-
students. At Curtiss
Auditorium, lowa State
University. Sponsored by
GLSO and GLA.

lowa City

7:00 PM

A Homophobia Workshop.
will be presented at 120
N. Dubuque.

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JUNE26

FRIDAY
Des Moines

6:00-7:30 PM

Reception for Del Martin
at the Des Moines Valley
Friends Meeting House,
4211 Grand Avenue. *
Sponsored by the
Women’s Cultural
Collectwe,

8:00 PM

Production of Warren,<@
play about AIDS, written
by Rebecca Ranson. All
proceeds going to AIDS
education projects in
Central lowa. $3.50
students, $5.00 non-
students. At the Unitarian
Church, Bell & Cassidy.
Sponsored by the GCDM

Education Committee.

10:00 PM

Benefit Show Preview at
the Brass Garden, 112 SE
Ath Street.

lowa City

7:30 PM

A presentation by the
Sisters of Perpetual
Indulgence/San Francisco at
McBride Auditorium,
Jefferson & Clinton.

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JUNE27

SATURDAY

Des Moines

10:00 AM
Press Conference with Del
Martin at the Des Moines

Valley Friends Meeting
House, 4211 Grand
Avenue. °

12:00 Noon

Freedom Week Parade
begins-at Nollen Plaza,
3rd & Locust.

1:00 PM

Freedom Week Rally at
Nollen Plaza, 3rd &
Locust, with featured
speaker, Del Martin (co-
author of Lesbian/Woman,
author of Battered Wives
and activist in lesbian/
gay/women’s issues
since 1955) and local
speaker, State Represen-
tative Ralph Rosenberg.
A musical program will
be featured and infor-
mation tables on various
organizations will be
present.

2:00-6:00 PM

Picnic at Birdland Shelter
(I-235 to Pennsylvania
Avenue North - Saylor
Road, first left after Bird-
land Drive). Food and

beverages provided for a

small donation. Volley-
ball and sunning avail-
able. Sponsored by the
Des Moines Cornhaulers.

7:00 PM

Annual Freedom Week
Awards Reception at the
Hotel Fort Des Moines,
10th & Weilnut. Av special
Concert by the Des Moines
Men’s Chorus will be fea
tured. Tickets available
invadvanceand at the
door for $10:00° Spon-
sored by the Gay Coali-
tion of Des Moines.

10:00. PM

Benefit Show Preview at
the Brass Garden, P12°SE
Ath Street.

10:00 PM

Miss LaCage presents an
AIDS Benefit Performance
at LaCage, 416 East
Walnut Street.

JUNE28

SUNDAY
Des Moines

10:00 AM

Worship Service at the Church
of the Holy Spirit MCC, SW
14th & Payton, fc ed kt
free Brunch provided by

MCC.

4:00-7:30.PM

Tea Dance at the Brass
Garden, 112:SE 4th Street,
featuring Mimosas.at
$1.00; $2.00 donation at
the door will be disiribuied
equally to the Central lowa
Freedom Week Committee and
AIDS. Education Projects.

7:30 PM

The Sun Goes Down - The
Stars Come Out, a special
AIDS benefit show, will

feature performances by

arole Jackson, Anne
Marlow, Zsa Zsa Principle
Liesa Durant,

Sommers, Ma

and Amber James. All

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proceeds and tips will be
donated to AIDS Education
Projects. Dancing will follov

the show from 9:30 PM
until Midnight. At the Brass

Garden, 112 SE 4th Street.

Art Direction & Design/David M. Annis

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