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SUMMARY:Shannon & Scott's Wedding SHOW-CIAL
DESCRIPTION:Shannon & Scott’s Wedding Social\n\n\nShannon & Scott’s Wedding Social \nSATURDAY\, MAY 8TH\, 2021 \nDoors: 8 pm \nPark Theatre \n \nThis isn’t just your ordinary wedding social. Live music\, a rotating set of DJs\, live records\, lattes\, cocktails\, snacks\, and great prizes to keep your booty shaking until the lights turn on. \n \nMusic: \n– Live band\, bringing the danceable rock ‘n’ roll to kick off the night  \n– Punk/post punk \n– 80’s dance music \n– Hip Hop/Nothing But The 90’s/Club Rap \n– Reggae\, Soca\, Dancehall\, Reggaeton \n– Readymix/ Indie Dance \n– Electronic/Dubstep/Drum’n’Bass/Psychedelic \n \nPrizes: \n– 55″ flatscreen TV \n– Jets Prize Pack \n–  Kitchen Essentials \n– Fitness Prize Pack \n– Spa Prize Pack \n– Date Night \n– Wellness Prize Pack \n– More Special Prizes to be Unveiled!
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SUMMARY:Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Hamilton Tiger-Cats
DESCRIPTION:Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Hamilton Tiger-Cats\n🏒🔥 Rumor has it that the 2022-23 NHL schedule is almost here. Add your team to your calendar to never miss a game: https://bit.ly/3yaTo83\nFind out how to remove this schedule: stza.co/$delete?trk=NlcZ\n👍 or 👎 this schedule? Review it: stza.co/$review?trk=NlcZ
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LOCATION:Ivor Wynne Stadium\, Hamilton\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Lavender Country
DESCRIPTION:Lavender Country  at the West End Cultural Centre – Saturday\, September 17\, 2022 at 8:00pm\n\n\nThe West End Cultural Centre will continue to require that patrons wear facemasks and show proof of vaccination for all events in the venue. We will continue to evaluate this policy as circumstances evolve. \n—– \nWhile Lavender Country (1973) was little known outside the Pacific Northwest and only released one self-distributed album\, they created a genuine cultural milestone; the first openly gay country album. Sponsored by the original Stonewall activists of the Gay Community Social Services of Seattle\, Lavender Country’s self-titled release was the brainchild of Patrick Haggerty\, whose experiences as a gay liberation activist during the Stonewall era shaped him into a tenacious political savant. Radically defying the conservative norms of country music\, Haggerty turned to Seattle’s gay community for song topics that addressed a wide range of political and social concerns\, including institutionalized oppression and divisions of the working class\, as well as more personal subjects such as the complications of intimacy and sexual identity. \nDespite the commitment of Haggerty and his bandmates to the cause\, the original group eventually fizzled out in 1976 when the democratic party took control of the movement and sidelined the radicals. Over four decades later the indie label Paradise of Bachelors discovered the album\, reissued it\, and shot Lavender Country into the stratosphere. With a new rotating lineup of musicians\, Haggerty began performing to a brand new generation of Lavender Country fans drawn to the band’s timeless message of queer liberation and revolution. Hundreds of opportunities emerged – gigs\, cross country tours\, collaborations\, scores of interviews with Dazed\, Pitchfork\, Rolling Stone\, and the likes. \nIn 2016\, Dan Taberski’s film “These C*cksucking Tears” Premiered at SXSW accompanied by a string of performances by the band. In 2017 and again in 2019\, Robert Dekkers’ Post:Ballet company staged a modern ballet performance of the original album\, performed in San Francisco with Lavender Country accompanying live. In recent years\, the band’s message has even resonated with contemporary queer country icons. Patrick has been invited to share the stage with the likes of Orville Peck and Trixie Mattel\, who covered the Lavender Country song “Stranger” on her 2020 Grammy nominated album\, “Barbara”. Hollywood director Robert Connolly wrote a screenplay for a full length film\, and is currently shopping for production funding. \nHaggerty\, now approaching age 77\, is stronger than ever. His shows are a unique combination of good country music\, sharp Marxist political critique\, and a huge lineup of incredible backup musicians across the country. Poignant emotions leave his audience laughing\, dancing\, and crying all at once. The current emergence of fascism and the deep political divisions in American culture are making Lavender Country a critical component of progressive and radical politics. \n—– \nThis show is presented in partnership with Pride Winnipeg.
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LOCATION:Times Change[d] High & Lonesome Club\, 234 Main Street\, Winnipeg\, MB\, R3C 1A8\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Laura Jane Grace
DESCRIPTION:MODO-LIVE x PROGRAMME Presents: Laura Jane Grace\n\n\nMODO-LIVE x PROGRAMME Presents:Laura Jane Gracew/ special guests \nSaturday\, September 17thPark TheatreWinnipeg\, MB \nDoors: 7 pm \nShow: 8 pmCurfew: 11:30 pm \nAll Ages \nBio:Laura Jane GraceAt War With The Silverfish“These are songs of late night madness and loneliness\, orphan songs that came wandering in looking to feed like insects\,” Laura Jane Grace says of her new EP. \nHalf recorded at Grace’s TinyQuietStudio in Chicago and half recorded at Electric Eel in St. Louis\, and mixed by her Devouring Mothers bandmate Marc Hudson\, At War With The Silverfish finds Grace in a range of stripped-back\, poignant modes that amount to an honest and holistic account of our shared humanity. Unafraid to spotlight open wounds and tangled feelings\, Grace conveys the distinctive pluck that has defined her work with Against Me! and The Devouring Mothers\, but with the intimate energy of home recording with an acoustic guitar. The album is not a clarion call\, but a tender invitation. It is a necessary capsule of a woman’s artistic pulse; love\, longing and loneliness told in affecting turns of phrase. \n“Three of hearts/Two of them are broken/One of them is gold/All of them are worthless\,” she sings on opener “Three of Hearts\,” admitting later that she’s the “…surest sucker that you’ll ever see.” This vulnerable posture drives much of that album\, like on “Lolo 13\,” where Grace pines for a love she never had\, and on “Yesterday Pt. II\,” where she remembers a lover’s goodbye with visceral intensity. “I know I sound insane\,” she repeats three times on the latter\, imparting anxiety and resolve at once. It’s a device she employs through the record\, deftly illustrating the mental gymnastics on the roads to self doubt and self acceptance. \nAmid the emotional outpouring are piercing scenes of isolated domestic life — the endless cups of reheated java (“Day Old Coffee”)\, the relief of reconnecting with an old friend (“Electro-Static Sweep”). And then there is her old friend\, Chicago\, a city by now her home but not without its pain points. “Way out here on the edge of oblivion/May as well be Skokie\, you’d have been so lucky for Berwyn\,” she sings on “Long Dark Night\,” surveying the landscape of her new Northside home\, not the “hip” part of town but one vital to its cultural diversity. \nReflecting on the album’s interiority\, Grace acknowledges the universal nature of many of its themes — how her highly personal accounts bloom into broader human connection. “I’ve learned that if you share your experience with good intentions that the universe will always surprise you with abundant return\,” she says. “Every song is an act of faith; you don’t necessarily know why you’re singing it other than you know you’ve got to sing it.” \nTicket Price: \nADV: $25.00
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LOCATION:The Park Theatre\, 698 Osborne Street\, Winnipeg\, MB\, R3L 2B9\, Canada
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