The compelling documentary, Training Rules, follows a lawsuit filed by student athlete Jennifer Harris, who found the courage to stand up and speak out about homophobia and discrimination against gays and lesbians, collegiate sports. Admission: $10.00 ($8.00 members), tickets available online: http://reelingfilmfestival.tix.com

These five short films from around the world depict the beauty—and more often than not, the pain—of falling in love with a close friend. Admission: $10.00 ($8.00 members), tickets available online: http://reelingfilmfestival.tix.com

For her directorial debut, Mr. Right, director Jacqui Morris, along with her director/screenwriter brother David Morris, focuses on the highs and lows of gay relationships. Seasoned swish fish Louise fears the guy she is seeing might be gay, so she enlists the help of her gay boyfriends—William, Alex, and Tom—to uncover the truth. Admission: $10.00 ($8.00 members), tickets available online: http://reelingfilmfestival.tix.com

The wide world of gay comes to Chicago with films from India to New Zealand, with themes as diverse as their countries of origin. In these mixed shorts, a chef wants to do more than cook in the kitchen, a swimmer circumvents fate, and a stuffed animal earns its frequent flier miles. Admission: $10.00 ($8.00 members), tickets available online: http://reelingfilmfestival.tix.com

Calling on African American MSM's who are HIV positive to participate in a 6 week harm reduction model for those with issues of substance abuse. To be held twice a week, Monday and Wednesdays from 1-3PM. Jewel gift cards will be awarded at the beginning and end of the program

Monday at HYDRATE is $1 DRINK NIGHT! All well cocktails are only One Dollar all night long!

Art Haus is a weekly Chicago art happening every Monday at Scarlet with a still art exhibition and live showcase followed by a live DJ.

Monday Happens! And when it does, get a medium cup of Caribou Blend coffee for just $1 at participating Caribou Coffee locations

$6 Pizzas, $3 Draft Beers. Daily 5pm-7pm

Staged Readings of four rarely seen plays will be presented to the LGBT community, produced in partnership with PEOPLES Theatre. Each play will be directed by a Chicago theatre director involved in promoting and preserving the legacies of LGBT playwrights. A "Q&A" session with the directors and casts of each staged reading to follow each reading. Tonight "Tea and Sympathy" by William Anderson

Relax with Justin and Joey and the sounds of Motown. $2 Bud Light or Miller Lite drafts. Free pool.

It's two, two, two pageants in one as the new Miss Heart of America Plus and Elite will be chosen.

Every Monday Night! It's Just Bingo Bitch! Join hosts Frita Lay and Lauren Jacobs for what is bound to be the most fun you have ever had outside of the bedroom!