The Contingency proudly presents:
The Contingency Proudly Presents: KINGS, QUEENS & INBTWNS —
A 21+ QTIPOC safe space and dance party centered around lesbian, gay, queer, trans, and intersex indigenous + original melanated peoples of color vibing out & dancing the stress of the daily grind away in a positive, judgement-free zone.
The INBTWNS Mission
We are activists, artists, thinkers, knowledge seekers, healers, hip hop lovers, funk fanatics, trap gods, and dancehall kings, queens & inbtwns seeking to reach a higher level together.
KINGS QUEENS & INBTWNS seeks to foster a safe space & dance party centered around lesbian, gay, queer, trans, and intersex indigenous + original melanated peoples of color. Our intention is to vibe out & dance away the stress of the daily grind in a positive, judgement-free zone. And FYI, our music is rooted in hip hop, r&b and funk – with a dash of political consciousness. Stay ready!
Our goal is to expand the QTIPOC (queer, trans, intersex people of color) scene in Hawaiʻi and build together through collaboration and community support.
Allies who actively support our mission and share our politics are always welcome!
Catch us every last Thursday at The Manifest in Chinatown 9p – 1a ✨?
Follow our Social Stuff:
The Contingency proudly presents: KINGS, QUEENS & INBTWNS | The Manifest, 32 N. Hotel st., (O’ahu) | March 29, 9 p.m. – 12 a.m.
The Contingency Proudly Presents: KINGS, QUEENS & INBTWNS — A 21+ QTIPOC safe space and dance party centered around lesbian, gay, queer, trans, and intersex indigenous + original melanated peoples of color vibing out & dancing the stress of the daily grind away in a positive, judgement-free zone.
http://thealohabears.com/leibearday2018/
Join us for a Hike to Koko Crater Arch. Click HERE for More info
FREE EVENT AND RIDE SHARE AVAILABLE
Hike Koko Crater Arch
Koko Crater Arch Trail is a 1 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail located near Honolulu, Hawaii that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as difficult. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
Ride share meets at the zoo parking lot across the street from Hulas at 9am or Meet us at the trail head by 10 am.
Any questions please contact
Nate at 808-228-8185
LeiBear Day Weekend is an annual 5-day event hosted by The Aloha Bears. Bears and their admirers visit our island from all over the world. **The event features a full schedule of parties, entertainment and activities only available in Honolulu and Oahu. The weekend schedule allows for plenty of free time and plenty of time to play well with others
Follow our Social Stuff:In honor of International Overdose Awareness Day, please join the Hawai‘i Health and Harm Reduction Center for our 2nd annual Teach-In & Memorial.
The event will be held from Noon to 2:00pm on Friday, August 31st in the Hawai‘i Health and Harm Reduction Center conference room (677 Ala Moana Blvd., on the second floor).
The event will include –
An update on overdose issues in our state and nationally
Individual naloxone trainings on site, with free naloxone (overdose prevention kits) to take home
A summary to date of the work of HHHRC’s naloxone distribution program (100 overdose reversals statewide so far!)
A memorial space to honor those we have lost to overdose
Everyone in the community is welcome.
Light refreshments will be provided.
PLEASE RSVP to Andrew at
aogata@hhhrc.org or (808) 853-3267.
http://thealohabears.com/leibearday2018/
It’s Aloha Friday! Sit Poolside while sipping on island cocktails and munching on some ono grindz. A Jacuzzi and Japanese foot soak will help you unwind after a long work week and get you ready for a weekend of fun!
$10 cover includes Welcome Drink and Pupus
FREE ENTRY WITH LEIBEAR DAY PACKAGE PURCHASE
ARTafterDARK: ‘=’
https://honolulumuseum.org/events/art_after_dark/16953-
It’s time for some Pride—get ready to let your rainbow flag fly!
Museum members: Admission is free for museum members. You do not need a ticket. For a speedy entry, use your digital member card in the HoMA mobile app—or check in at the event through the members’ line.
Non-members: General admission is $25. You can purchase tickets at the event, or online using the button below. Or for just $5 more you can join or renew a membership to get into ARTafterDARK for free all year.
ART + ENTERTAINMENT
• DJ Vaughn, a Scarlet Lounge staple, brings his unique flair to the Luce Courtyard.
• DJ Takai holds court in Central Courtyard—get ready to dance!
• Think you are a Star of Strut? A Superstar of Shoes? Enter the High Heel Fashion Show and prepare to werk it, gurl. Space is limited; to enter, complete and submit this form to tfrederick@honolulumuseum.org by Monday, August 27, 2018.
FOOD + DRINK
Food provided by EAT Honolulu. See the menu.
Drinks by Free Spirits Mobile Bartenders.
Specialty cocktail: =Equality Elixir, Kinky liqueur topped with prosecco.
AGEafterDARK
A reminder that although ARTafterDARK doesn’t have an age restriction, the event is loud, crowded, and there is no specific programming for children. Children should be supervised at all times.
PARKafterDARK
You can find parking at the following locations:
• Street parking on Beretania and Kina‘u streets from 6pm. FREE
• Lot behind the Honolulu Museum of Art School (1111 Victoria St.), enter from Beretania or Young street
NOTE: Lot closes promptly at 11pm
http://thealohabears.com/leibearday2018/
Join us for a night of karaoke at In Between. Sing your heart out or serenade the bear you met at the pool party. $5ea 22oz drafts beers will wet those pipes and give some courage so you can belt out a few numbers.
FREE EVENT
https://www.facebook.com/events/289142605245589/
Come to Dignity Honolulu’s Fundraiser Yard Sale to support their ministry to LGBTQI Catholics in Hawaii.
It will be held at the 2041 Puowaina Dr., Honolulu, on Saturday, September 1 and Sunday, September 2, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Street parking is available.
Call the Dignity Honolulu phone number, 352-7558 or Tim Earhart at 225-0075 for information.
Dignity Honolulu, a chapter of Dignity USA, has weekly liturgies, outreach to the community, and does advocacy for LGBTQI Catholics, serving Hawaii for over 40 years.
Contact:
Gene Corpuz, President (cell) 779-1965
Tim Earhart (cell) 225-0075