The TransAction Society fundraiser formerly known as Pomo Homos at the CoHo Mofo is back for its second year, but this time under the guise of Strap 'Em On, Strap 'Em Down. "We call it Strap 'Em On, Strap 'Em Down because we're raising funds to help offset the cost for everyday items for trans people in need in Nova Scotia," says Sandra Bornemann, who works for Youth Project but also volunteers on the TransAction Society of Nova Scotia's board. "We purchase binders and gaffs---so that's the strap 'em down portion---and we're looking this year to expand our services to provide breast forms and packers, which will be the strap 'em on part." Artists Tanya Davis (above) and Nolan Natasha will be performing, along with members of Pink Velvet Burlesque---guaranteed to bring audience participation and "all kinds of gender-y fun." Get tickets at Venus Envy and Pretty Things Boutique (cash only), or at the door.
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posted by HOLLY GORDON, Aug 26/10
The wildlife rehabilitation centre in Seaforth opens up its doors to celebrate. comments 1
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posted by HOLLY GORDON, Aug 12/10
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posted by HOLLY GORDON, Aug 12/10
Head to Upper Economy this weekend for outdoor art installations and a camping good time. comments 0
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posted by KATE WATSON, Aug 12/10
Susannah and Alcina grace the James Dunn stage in this year's workshop series. comments 0
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posted by SEAN FLINN, Aug 5/10
Together, Alisha Piercy’s two novellas make up the latest reversible book by Conundrum Press. Try doing that with your e-book. comments 0
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