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Lesbian & Gay Chorus of Washington, D.C.
C. Paul Heins, the music director for Lesbian & Gay Chorus of Washington, D.C. (LGCW) since April 2003, directs the chorus in rehearsal prior to their concert last Saturday, January 24, 2009, at Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church. LGCW, a charter member of the GLBT Arts Consortium, celebrated their 25th Anniversary with a performance of the commissioned piece “Under the Greenwood Tree,” by Robert Convery.
D.C. Mayor Adrian M. Fenty proclaimed January 24, 2009, Lesbian & Gay Chorus of Washington, DC Day. [pdf]
LGCW, whose ties to the DC gay community go back to when they held a few rehearsals at long-gone drag bar “Rogue” according to member Jill Strachan, will hold an open house for prospective members at the Parish of St. Monica & St. James, on Tuesday, February 10, at 6:30-8 p.m.
For details, visit www.lgcw.org.
Lesbian & Gay Chorus of Washington, D.C.
Marc Broussard Keeps Coming Back
Images from Marc Broussard at the Ram’s Head On Stage, Thursday, September 18, 2008, in Annapolis, MD. Marc has begun a tour in support of his new album “Keep Coming Back.” Visit the Marc Broussard at the Ram’s Head On Stage 2008 Photo Gallery to see more, order prints, or license image use.
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Marc Broussard at the Ram's Head On Stage 2008
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Meridian Hill Park Dancers
Every Sunday from mid afternoon until late in the evening at Meridian Hill Park in Washington DC, a large group of dancers, drummers, and the occasional tightrope walker or hula hooper gather to participate in what can best be described as a human circus. According to the most common version of the origin of the circle, it can be said that it started as a way to celebrate the life of Malcom X after his death in 1965.
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