T.G.I.Faggity, everyone!
Not long ago I posted on Faggity Ass Fridays, the weekly dance party held here in Montreal every week to benefit The Sense Project, a youth-oriented, queer-friendly, youth-initiated sex-ed program. This week, the party will kick off with a performance by the Big Moves dancers.
Every body can dance, yo.
At Main Hall, 5390 boul St. Laurent. Doors at 10, show at 11, suggested donation $5-10. With mega hot DJs to follow.
Plus: Does Sex Ed teach us what we really need to know? Also: Sook-Yin Lee gets direct, the scoop on sororities, and becoming a feminist man.
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six comments
Hey I tried to find this party when I was in Montreal this past week, but no luck. I'll try again next time, but I'm sad to miss the Big Moves!
Posted by piKe
February 19, 2008, 6:39 PM
Really?! Where were you looking? Hmm, maybe it was in disguise last week...
Posted by Anna
February 19, 2008, 10:05 PM
i found it two weeks ago (granted that i had the advantage of having attended it several times ) - and anna's set was awesome. anyone who plays lil mama wins my heart. (that was you, right?)
Posted by kat
February 20, 2008, 11:37 AM
Thanks Kat! But I think Tommy Horror gets credit for that. I did, however, play Pat Benatar. Boom!
Posted by Anna
February 20, 2008, 11:48 AM
In a fight between Pat Benatar and Lil Mama, who would win? Maybe they would just cuddle and we'd all win.
Posted by Thea
February 20, 2008, 12:09 PM
I don't know about Mama, but I think Pat Benatar is a lover not a fighter. (Though maybe not when you see her dance...)
Posted by Anna
February 20, 2008, 6:05 PM
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