MAY 24, 2019 |
QMMUNITY | QSALTLAKE MAGAZINE | 19
Issue 300 | Qsaltlake.com
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15th Annual HRC Utah Dinner
This conference will present an overview of the various issues that impact interpersonal violence for sexually and gender diverse individuals and families. The conference will prepare professionals and advocates to address a range of issues including trauma-informed care and prevention. Hope and resilience will be an underlying theme for all sessions, providing inspiration for expanding resources. This year we’ve added two additional options for breakout presentations allowing attendees to more fully customize their conference experience. Box lunches will be provided (included in registration fee). Register here: https://latgou. wildapricot.org/event-3309654
The HRC Utah Steering Committee and Dinner Team cordially invite you to join us in an elegant evening of togetherness and community. The 15th Annual Utah Dinner brings together nearly 1,000 of HRC Utah’s members, friends, families, and allies for an evening of inspiration and celebration at the landmark Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City. The evening begins with a cocktail reception, where guest mingle while they review a dazzling array of silent auction items. The action then moves to the ballroom, for a memorable dinner followed by thought-provoking speakers and live entertainment. This event regularly attracts some of Utah’s leading-edge businesses and political figures, and it has become one of the “must-attend” events of the year. Don’t miss this opportunity to be a part of history as we celebrate the LGBTQ milestones achieved and rise to face the many challenges still ahead.
Friday, May 31, 8:45 am – 4:15 pm LGBTQ Affirmative Psychotherapist Guild of Utah, 1399 S 700 East, Ste 2
Saturday, July 20, 4–11 pm The Grand America Hotel, 555 S Main St Tickets at hrcutah.org
Reducing Intimate Partner Violence for Sexually & Gender Diverse Individuals Conference
Peter Christie will speak at Historical Oratories event The Utah Queer Historical Society presents its popular monthly Oratories the last Wednesday of the month. In May, Peter Christie of Ballet West joins them to talk about his life in Utah as a dancer, community activist, and his involvement with the Royal Court of the Golden Spike Empire, first as Prince Royale XVIII and then reigning as Emperor XX in 1995–96. Wednesday, May 29, 6:30 pm at the Utah Pride Center, 1380 S. Main Street.
Bingo for Veterans The Matrons of Mayhem are teaming up with Continue Mission June 21, 7–9 pm to help veterans with service-connected physical, mental, and emotional injuries. Third Friday Bingo has been calling out ball numbers to standing-room-only crowds the past several months, so they suggest coming early. Doors open at 6 p.m. All seating is general admission. $6 for one card or two for $10. Kitchen concessions available for purchase: First Baptist Church, 777 S 1300 East.
