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SUMMARY:Butterfly Talks Virtual LGBTQ+ Gathering
DESCRIPTION:To receive the link to join our biweekly meetings\, please email Yasmin[at]PeerSupportSpace.org with how you heard about this group and why you are interested in joining.  \nButterfly Talks is space to build friendships and a sense of community for LGBTQ+ people of marginalized genders including womxn\, nonbinary folx\, and trans men. This includes those that are questionings\, multiple gender loving\, asexual\, or ANY label under the LGBTQ+ umbrella. \nWe meet virtually the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month at 6:30PM-8PM (ET) with a topic or activity\, aiming to strengthen our mission. Socials are also periodically organized! \n  \nIn This Group We: \n-We respect and validate every sexual and romantic orientation and gender \n-We are welcoming and introduce ourselves to new members \n-We are non-judgmental and uplifting \n-We are not a dating service; we are friends and allow ourselves to be vulnerable \n-We give every member time to share
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SUMMARY:Washington\, DC: Transmasculine & Nonbinary Social Hour
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our monthly social hour the third Tuesday of every month at Red Bear Brewery. You must be 18+. Friends and partners welcome. \n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\n\nJoin the DC Area Transmasculine Society (DCATS) for social hour at Red Bear Brewing Company. \nRed Bear is a queer-owned brewery that serves food\, drinks\, and has board games. The establishment is all ages\, but our event is 18+. Friends and partners are welcome when accompanied by someone who is transmasculine. \n“Transmasculine” means you were assigned female at birth\, but feel this is an incomplete or inaccurate description of yourself. This includes trans men\, AFAB nonbinary\, two-spirit\, and genderqueer folks. \nWhen you arrive\, ask the host for the reserved tables for DCATS. The tables are indoors. Masks are required when not actively eating or drinking. You must show proof of vaccination to enter the premises. \nIf you have any questions\, please message us. \nAt the event\, we’ll be accepting binder donations and will be able to give out needles to those who are in need. However\, we will not be accepting needles in exchange. \nMore Details\nGender neutral or single-stall restrooms? Yes. \nAccessible to wheelchairs\, walkers\, and mobility aids? Yes. \nInterpreters? No. \nLighting? Dim. \nSound Level? Mid-level\, depending on the crowd\, but Tuesdays are quieter than most. \nTransportation: Near NoMA metro (0.2 miles).
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LOCATION:Red Bear Brewing\, 209 M St. NE\, Washington\, DC\, 20002\, United States
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SUMMARY:Virginia: Quintessentially Mozart Festival
DESCRIPTION:Artistic Director Dietlinde Turban Maazel and the renowned Castleton Chamber Players will present the “Quintessential Mozart” Festival on Saturday\, April 22\, and Sunday\, April 23\, featuring performances of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s six string quintets—rarely performed together—plus a one-on-one conversation between New York Times best-selling food columnist and author Melissa Clark and Castleton Chamber Player cellist and podcaster Daniel Lelchuk. \nOn Saturday\, audience members will have the opportunity to meet Melissa Clark and the Chamber Players at a reception and book-signing immediately after the conversation. \nThe April 22 concert will be followed by a gala dinner in Castleton’s Great Room. \nThe April 23 concert will be preceded by a champagne brunch. \n“This is a unique opportunity to hear these six exquisite chamber pieces performed together\, which is as unusual as it is exciting\,” raves Dietlinde. “These works represent the full range of Mozart’s genius as it evolved from the first\, written when he was 17 years old\, to the last\, written in 1791\, the year he died.”\nThe Castleton Chamber Players\, led by internationally acclaimed violinist Eric Silberger and cellist Daniel Lelchuk\, will be joined by violinist Eric Gratz\, and violists Michael Klotz and Katherine Murdock to complete the quintet. Gratz\, former concert master of the San Antonio Symphony\, Klotz\, an instructor and artist-in residence at Florida International University\, and Murdock\, who is a professor of viola at the University of Maryland School of Music\, all have distinguished international careers as soloists\, ensemble players\, and recording artists with some of the world’s most revered orchestras and chamber groups. \nTickets for all events are available at https://castleton.simpletix.com/ \nIt will be an unforgettable experience for audiences and musicians alike. Castleton’s beautiful setting in late April is perfect for this breathtaking music and our accompanying festivities. This truly is an occasion not to be missed. \n  \n 
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SUMMARY:Virginia: Quintessentially Mozart Festival
DESCRIPTION:Artistic Director Dietlinde Turban Maazel and the renowned Castleton Chamber Players will present the “Quintessential Mozart” Festival on Saturday\, April 22\, and Sunday\, April 23\, featuring performances of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s six string quintets—rarely performed together—plus a one-on-one conversation between New York Times best-selling food columnist and author Melissa Clark and Castleton Chamber Player cellist and podcaster Daniel Lelchuk. \nOn Saturday\, audience members will have the opportunity to meet Melissa Clark and the Chamber Players at a reception and book-signing immediately after the conversation. \nThe April 22 concert will be followed by a gala dinner in Castleton’s Great Room. \nThe April 23 concert will be preceded by a champagne brunch. \n“This is a unique opportunity to hear these six exquisite chamber pieces performed together\, which is as unusual as it is exciting\,” raves Dietlinde. “These works represent the full range of Mozart’s genius as it evolved from the first\, written when he was 17 years old\, to the last\, written in 1791\, the year he died.”\nThe Castleton Chamber Players\, led by internationally acclaimed violinist Eric Silberger and cellist Daniel Lelchuk\, will be joined by violinist Eric Gratz\, and violists Michael Klotz and Katherine Murdock to complete the quintet. Gratz\, former concert master of the San Antonio Symphony\, Klotz\, an instructor and artist-in residence at Florida International University\, and Murdock\, who is a professor of viola at the University of Maryland School of Music\, all have distinguished international careers as soloists\, ensemble players\, and recording artists with some of the world’s most revered orchestras and chamber groups. \nTickets for all events are available at https://castleton.simpletix.com/ \nIt will be an unforgettable experience for audiences and musicians alike. Castleton’s beautiful setting in late April is perfect for this breathtaking music and our accompanying festivities. This truly is an occasion not to be missed. \n  \n 
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