Won't be there, seeing the wonderful folks I got to know on campus or taking part in this one, (maybe next year) but the annual student-driven celebration of LGBT contributions to the University of Louisville campus and greater community kicks off later today.The Pride keynote speech on Thursday will be given this year by Kate Clinton.
In addition the the keynote speech, it features a host of fun, educational events open to everyone! Whether you're LGBT or just interested in learning more about this community, join us for Pride 2010. Sponsored by the Vice Provost for Diversity and International Affairs, Information Technology, the Women's and Gender Studies Department, the Human Resources Department, and the School of Medicine.
Monday, September 20
11:00 am
Pride Flag Raising Ceremony with BlkOut
Clocktower, West Lawn
Noon
Pride Kickoff Cookout hosted by commonGround, LGBT Services, and BlkOut
Music, food, LGBT vendors, Pride shirts, dunking booth, and more!
West Lawn, Red Barn
7 pm
Film and Discussion, "Freeheld"
Presented by the Kentucky Fairness Alliance
Hosted by Faculty and Staff for Human Rights
Chao Auditorium
Tuesday, September 21
Noon
Brown Bag Lunch: Domestic Violence and LGBT Relationships
Muhammad Ali Institute for Peace and Justice
4 pm
Field Day/Gay Games with commonGround
West Lawn
7 pm
Louisville is Burning: Exploring Ball Culture
Sponsored by BlkOut
Chao Auditorium, Ekstrom Library
Wednesday, September 22
11:30 am
International Tea/Lunch
LGBT Issues Abroad
Cultural Center
7 pm
Parents Night with PFLAG
Hosted by commonGround
Cultural Center, Multipurpose Room
Thursday, September 23
Noon
Pride Interfaith Service
Interfaith Center
4-5:30 pm
Queer Women's Health Caucus
Hosted by Campus Heatlh Services
Light dinner included.
Multipurpose Room, Cultural Center
6 pm
LGBT Alumni Reception
The Intersection, Red Barn
Kate Clinton 7 pm
Pride Keynote Address by Kate Clinton
"Lady Ha Ha Does Louisville"
Comstock Hall, School of Music
Parking for Kate Clinton keynote: Choose the red parking lot next door to the School of Music, the blue lot at 3rd and Brandeis, or the Speed Museum's parking garage on 3rd Street. Directions are available here.
8 pm
After Party for Kate Clinton
The Monkey Wrench (21 and over)
1025 Barret Avenue
Friday, September 24
7 pm
Pride Rally to Honor LGBT and Ally Women
Red Barn, West Lawn
8:30 pm
Pride Rally After Party
Hosted by BlkOut
Wick's Pizza
975 Baxter Avenue
Saturday, September 25
9 am
Statewide Fairness Summit
Floyd Theatre, Student Activities Center
9 pm
Pride Dance
Hosted by CommonGround
Red Barn
Sunday, September 26
11 am
Pride Service
Community Empowerment Center
1036 Euclid Avenue
1 pm
Louisville AIDS Walk
The Belvedere, Downtown Louisville
Onnembo
On Display
Ekstrom Library will be displaying books and memorabilia from its LGBT collection all week. Stop by anytime to the display and learn more about the resources available on campus.
