Solidarity Salsa II Fiesta Hermandad!

$10 sliding scale admission
7:15 lesson w/ Jayne Ebner and Kanat Bolazar (no partner necessary)
8:30-10:30 dance social to follow lesson.
Cash wine bar and delicious snacks
With a TBA special guest performance!

No one will be turned away for lack of sufficient funds.

RSVP?  If you know you’re coming, please RSVP to Ursula 473-0216 ursula.rozum@gmail.com This will help with the planning!

Since 2005, CNY-Cajibio Sister City project has supported the Small Farmers Movement of Cajibio (MCC) in the southwest Colombian province of Cauca.  The MCC is working for political and economic justice in a violence torn region of Colombia.  Among the many projects that the MCC coordinates is a collective organic farm, where community members learn and share farming techniques in order to promote local food sovereignty and economic self-sufficiency.

W have hosted 3 Colombian activists here in Central New York and have sent 3 delegations to Cajibio, Colombia.

To learn more about the CNY-Cajibio project, please visit http://www.peacecouncil.net/clac/cajibio.htm

ArtRage will show six films in June celebrating Gay Pride. Three of them will be on a Tuesday night so check our schedule and plan on attending the last month of FridayFLICS until Fall!

The Killing of Sister George (1968)

Directed by Robert Aldrich (his favorite of his own films)

Beryl Reid, Susannah York, Coral Browne. An aging actress’s life falls apart as she loses first her job in a TV soap series and then her young lover.

“Excellent…controversial…flawless acting… one of the few films not only to address lesbianism but to present it in an honest, non-exploitative fashion”-DVDVerdict.com

“Exceptionally black comedy…Reid’s performance is riveting…-brightlights.film.com

“Little-seen but oft-cited film in the queer canon…its depiction of pre-stonewall culture… still packs a subversive punch 40 years after its release”-cinemaretro.com

$5 suggested donation.

ArtRage Gallery, 505 Hawley Avenue, 315-218-5711. ArtRage is Handicapped accessible. Off-street parking at 408 & 414 Lodi Street.

ArtRage will show six films in June celebrating Gay Pride. Three of them will be on a Tuesday night so check our schedule and plan on attending the last month of FridayFLICS until Fall!

COMING OUT UNDER FIRE (1994) Directed by Arthur Dong, from book by Allen Berube

A historical account of military policy regarding homosexuals during World War II. The documentary includes interviews with several gay WWII veterans. Best Documentary, Berlin Film Festival, GLAAD Media Award, Outstanding Documentary, Peabody Award, Sundance Film Festival Recognition

“Quietly devastating”-NY Times

“Informative and intelligent…provides a comprehensive historical context for the debates of gays in the military”- Chicago Reader

“Much needed historic perspective… the emotional restraint of the filmmakers is a blessing”-Washington Post

$5 suggested donation.

ArtRage Gallery, 505 Hawley Avenue, 315-218-5711. ArtRage is Handicapped accessible. Off-street parking at 408 & 414 Lodi Street.

ArtRage will show six films in June celebrating Gay Pride. Three of them will be on a Tuesday night so check our schedule and plan on attending the last month of FridayFLICS until Fall!

The Wedding Banquet (1993) Directed by Ang Lee.

A gay, Taiwanese-American man goes to some lengths to pull the wool over the traditional eyes of his family visiting from overseas. Oscar, Best Foreign Language Film, Best Film, Asia-Pacific Film Festival, GlAAD Media Award, Berlin Film Festival

“Top notch” -Leonard Maltin

“Sharply observed madcap comedy … examines the primacy of the individual within a culture that worships authority and rewards conformity” –EmanuelLevy.com

“Thoughtful, ultimately deeply moving comedy about family ties, tradition, and acceptance-fimcritic.com

$5 suggested donation.

ArtRage Gallery, 505 Hawley Avenue, 315-218-5711. ArtRage is Handicapped accessible. Off-street parking at 408 & 414 Lodi Street.