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31jul(jul 31)11:00 am12aug(aug 12)10:00 pm31st HONOLULU RAINBOW FILM FESTIVAL GOES VIRTUALEvent Type:Film

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For the first time in its 31 year history, the Honolulu Rainbow Film Festival presented by Bank of Hawaii Foundation is going virtual, hosting an online festival from July 31 to August 12, 2020 on the Honolulu Gay and Lesbian Cultural Foundation’s website. The free event will use films and an interactive talk-story event to highlight the challenges and opportunities faced by Hawaii’s LGBTQ community during the coronavirus pandemic.

“We chose to offer the films for free this year as our way of giving back to the community,” says HGLCF Board President Dean Hamer. “At a time when many are suffering due to the coronavirus, we wanted to provide a safe and healthy way to enjoy the incredible works of cinematic art we’ve received from all over the world this year.”

Leading off the festival is the Hawaiian premiere of Kama`āina, a locally shot film about a queer girl from Waiʻanae who is abused by her stepfather and must navigate life on the streets until she finds refuge at the Pu`uhonua o Wai`anae, Hawai`i’s largest organized homeless encampment. The screening will be followed by a community discussion including refuge founder Twinkle Borge, the young star Malia Kamalani Soon, and director Kimi Howl Lee.

Donations will be gratefully accepted; all proceeds from the Kama`āina screening will go towards Pu`uhonua o Wai`anae.

“Their precarious situation has only been exacerbated by the pandemic,” said Lee. “My hope is that this film will vindicate the unsheltered souls living off the land.”

Also featured are 20 short films including comedies, dramas, and documentaries that will be streamed throughout the festival, many making their first appearance in Hawaii. A number of the films have Hawaii ties – either shot on location here, or with local cast/ crew.

Festival director Brent Anbe says, “The biggest challenge of a virtual festival was deciding how to maintain the Honolulu Rainbow spirit without meeting physically. We think short films are an amazing way to capture that sense of fun, adventure, and camaraderie.”

HRFF30 is presented by the Bank of Hawaii Foundation; legacy sponsor Hula’s Bar & Lei Stand; platinum sponsors Hawai`i Council for the Humanities, Hawai`i Tourism Authority, Hawaiian Airlines, Honolulu Magazine, and Honolulu Museum of Art; and Red Carpet Gala venue and hospitality sponsor ‘Alohilani Resort.

HRFF is one of the longest continually running LGBTQ film festivals in the world, and is noted as a bridge for queer cinema between Hawai`i, Asia and the Pacific, and the West. It is presented by the Honolulu Gay and Lesbian Cultural Foundation, founded in 1997 as a non-profit 501(c)3 organization whose mission is to educate and raise awareness of the community-at-large about gay and lesbian culture, arts, and lifestyle, in honor of Hawai`i LGBTQ pioneer Adam Baran. More at HGLCF.org.

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July 31 (Friday) 11:00 am - August 12 (Wednesday) 10:00 pm

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The Honolulu Gay & Lesbian Cultural Foundation

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FREE

12aug7:00 pm9:00 pmVirtual Jersey City Comedy Festival: PRIDE NIGHTEvent Type:Pride Events,Performance,Social,Festivals,Virtual Festival

16aug5:00 pm7:00 pmQueer Women in Music: Double Feature SundaysTwo queer artists/musicians will take the virtual stage!Event Type:Music

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Queer Women in Music is starting weekly entertainment event we’re calling Double Feature Sundays where we showcase two queer artists from anywhere to serenade us on Facebook live!

As artists continue to struggle with canceled gigs in the community we music enthusiasts continue to miss going out and seeing them. Queer Women in Music is dedicated to support these artists and provide them the platform to continue to express their art and share their magic with us.

On August 9th: In order of appearance-

5:00pm-The Off-White Betties! – Jean Stewart and her partner Lisa Robertson are currently living in the Orlando, FL area.

Originally from New Jersey and Virginia respectively, they began playing together in the 90’s in Atlanta GA. They performed together with various lineups of other musicians throughout the Southeast. They moved to Florida about 5 years ago and established themselves as a Duo. Before this pandemic, they were performing at various resorts, restaurants and bars throughout Central Florida.

Off White Betties are a fun acoustic duo who plays popular cover songs from the past 6 decades. Keeping the audience guessing, they weave through multiple genres throughout each show. With over 20 years experience, you can expect tight harmonies and engaging performances.

https://offwhitebetties.com/

Venmo: @OffWhiteBetties

http://paypal.me/LMRobertson68

Scheduled for 5:45pm:

The JerZgirls-are an energetic funny & talented power duo based in Hunterdon/Warren County NJ. They met in 2008, joined forces with The local cover band MoRock.

In 2009 they left and The JerZgirls were born. Lisamarie on keys and vocals, Maire on vocals and percussion.

During the span of the 30 years that followed, they played with many original & cover bands, gigging from Delaware all the way to NY.

Some of the venues such as The Saint and Stone Pony in Asbury Park, and Hog N Heffers NYC to name a few. They play all genres of music from Janis Joplin, classic Disco to today’s Top Pop, with some Originals by Lisamarie such as “The Yellow Butterfly and Angel Wings.”

The soulful harmonies of Lisamarie coupled with Maires raspy voice, mixed in with some humor, will definitely hook you in after your 1st Jerzgirls show. Lisamarie says, “We love what we do and love to make people happy with this gift.”

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(Sunday) 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

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20aug6:00 pm8:00 pmFeaturedBreastScreen Victoria's Rainbow Rose Clinic AugustLGBTI Community Cancer Screening Sessions BreastScreen Victoria's Rose ClinicEvent Type:Social

Sexuality and gender diverse people are under-screened for breast cancer, and experience unique barriers to screening.

In support of BreastScreen Victoria’s commitment to accessible and inclusive screening, we are holding two LGBTI-specific screening sessions, Rainbow Rose.

Rainbow Rose sessions are between 6:00 pm and 8:00 pm on the following days:

Thursday, 20 August
Thursday, 19 November

Screening is free for people aged 40 and over.

LGBTI people between the high-risk ages of 50-74 and highly encouraged to attend.

Appointments take 10 minutes, are free, conducted by a woman, and do not need a GP’s referral or Medicare card.

Visit us online or call 13 20 50 to book- remember to request “Rainbow Rose!”

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(Thursday) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

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BreastScreen Victoria's Rose Clinic

Level 3 at the David Jones Women's Store, 310 Bourke Street

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BreastScreen VictoriaAt BreastScreen Victoria we save lives by providing screening and being a trusted source of information on breast cancer. We will assist eligible Victorians to make informed decisions about their approach to the early detection of breast cancer. While BreastScreen Victoria is an inclusive program, we target our breast screening services to Victorian women aged 50-74.BreastScreen Victoria 31 Pelham Street, Carlton

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Free

21aug6:00 pm8:00 pmFeaturedBreastScreen Victoria's Rainbow Rose Clinic In MayLGBTI Community Cancer Screening Sessions BreastScreen Victoria's Rose ClinicEvent Type:Social

Sexuality and gender diverse people are under-screened for breast cancer, and experience unique barriers to screening.

In support of BreastScreen Victoria’s commitment to accessible and inclusive screening, we are holding two LGBTI-specific screening sessions, Rainbow Rose.

Rainbow Rose sessions are between 6:00 pm and 8:00 pm on the following days:

Thursday, 21 May
Thursday, 20 August
Thursday, 19 November

Screening is free for people aged 40 and over.

LGBTI people between the high-risk ages of 50-74 and highly encouraged to attend.

Appointments take 10 minutes, are free, conducted by a woman, and do not need a GP’s referral or Medicare card.

Visit us online or call 13 20 50 to book- remember to request “Rainbow Rose!”

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(Friday) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

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BreastScreen Victoria's Rose Clinic

Level 3 at the David Jones Women's Store, 310 Bourke Street

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23aug5:00 pm7:00 pmQueer Women in Music: Double Feature SundaysTwo queer artists/musicians will take the virtual stage!Event Type:Music

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Queer Women in Music is starting weekly entertainment event we’re calling Double Feature Sundays where we showcase two queer artists from anywhere to serenade us on Facebook live!

On August 9th: In order of appearance-

5:00pm-The Off-White Betties! – Jean Stewart and her partner Lisa Robertson are currently living in the Orlando, FL area.

https://offwhitebetties.com/

Venmo: @OffWhiteBetties

http://paypal.me/LMRobertson68

Scheduled for 5:45pm:

The JerZgirls-are an energetic funny & talented power duo based in Hunterdon/Warren County NJ. They met in 2008, joined forces with The local cover band MoRock.

In 2009 they left and The JerZgirls were born. Lisamarie on keys and vocals, Maire on vocals and percussion.

During the span of the 30 years that followed, they played with many original & cover bands, gigging from Delaware all the way to NY.

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(Sunday) 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

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30aug5:00 pm7:00 pmQueer Women in Music: Double Feature SundaysTwo queer artists/musicians will take the virtual stage!Event Type:Music

Event Details

Queer Women in Music is starting weekly entertainment event we’re calling Double Feature Sundays where we showcase two queer artists from anywhere to serenade us on Facebook live!

On August 9th: In order of appearance-

5:00pm-The Off-White Betties! – Jean Stewart and her partner Lisa Robertson are currently living in the Orlando, FL area.

https://offwhitebetties.com/

Venmo: @OffWhiteBetties

http://paypal.me/LMRobertson68

Scheduled for 5:45pm:

The JerZgirls-are an energetic funny & talented power duo based in Hunterdon/Warren County NJ. They met in 2008, joined forces with The local cover band MoRock.

In 2009 they left and The JerZgirls were born. Lisamarie on keys and vocals, Maire on vocals and percussion.

During the span of the 30 years that followed, they played with many original & cover bands, gigging from Delaware all the way to NY.

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(Sunday) 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

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