With an all-star cast that includes Bruce Vilanch and Vincent Pastore from The Sopranos, Oy Vey! explores the boundaries of unconditional family love. This selection is the Reeling Closing Night Feature. Admission: $10.00 ($8.00 members), tickets available online: http://reelingfilmfestival.tix.com

Join Reeling for the Closing Night Party after the screening of Oy Vey! My Son is Gay!!

Roscoe's and ChicagoPride.com present Male Call with Miss Foozie. Here's your chance to meet the unexpected and end the weekend right.

Minibar Ultra Lounge and Cafe, Boystown's first class Sunday night location invites all of you to Late Night Sunday!

The Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago will host SkyRise Chicago on Sunday, November 15, from 7 a.m. until noon at the Willis Tower. SkyRise Chicago is the first tower climb in the world to invite registrants of all abilities to participate by either taking on the tallest indoor stair climb in the world, or by hand-cycling an equal elevation and resistance.

Groceryland honors the three who created the first Groceryland, 15 years ago: Victor Salvo, Stuart Keeshin and John Regalado. Helen Shiller and Alderman Tom Tunney are special guests to honor the gay visionaries who created a model of service for the city, and built a network of four pantries for the AIDS community.

The PFLAG Chicago Metro Meeting meets every third Sunday of the Month at the Howard Brown Center. We have guest speakers and an open discussion group. All are invited.

Every Sunday after our all new Sunday Brunch Gone Wild Minibar will be host to live band Karaoke. Come enjoy your favorite songs performed live on stage. Whether singing or watching it is an experience not to be missed this fall!

Join Debbie Fox at 10pm for Spin's Team Trivia night. Prizes include a $50, $35 and $10 Gift Certificate.

Come see the Biggest & Best Divas perform live while you enjoy the best food in town.

Parents Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) monthly meeting is on Sunday 19 from 2-4pm. We meet every third Sunday of the month. We have guest speakers and an open discussion group. All are invited. Meetings are at Howard Brown Health Center, 4025 N. Sheridan, Chicago, IL 60613. Our helpline is 630-415-0622, our email is pflagmetrochicago@pflagillinois.org, our website is www.pflagillinois.org.

Lecture, Robert Allerton: The Private Man and the Public Gifts, Heir to a Prairie Avenue fortune, this reclusive man dedicated his life to philanthropy in the arts by helping to transform the Art Institute of Chicago and the National Tropical Botanical Gardens of Kauai into cultural treasures, and donating his downstate prairie mansion and gardens (Allerton Park and Retreat Center) to the University of Illinois. The co-authors of the 2009 biography share their process of discovery and offer an intimate view of the mysterious benefactor. Copies of the book will be available for purchase and signing. 2 p.m. $15 per person/$10 for museum members R.S.V.P. to 312-326-1480 by November 11. Glessner House Museum, Museum coach house1800 S. Prairie Ave., 312-326-1480

The Auditorium Theatre presents the internationally acclaimed Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet for two shows only.

Parents Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) monthly meeting is on Sunday 15 from 2-4pm. We meet every third Sunday of the month. We have guest speakers and an open discussion group. All are invited. Meetings are at Howard Brown Health Center, 4025 N. Sheridan, Chicago, IL 60613. Our helpline is 630-415-0622, our email is pflagmetrochicago@pflagillinois.org, our website is www.pflagillinois.org. This month's guests are The Hearty Boys.

Center on Halsted presents a staged reading of the new musical Witches Among Us, with book by Rick Karlin and songs by Scott Free. Tickets for Witches Among Us are $10 (door only) to support cultural programming at Center on Halsted.

Sweet Honey In The Rock® is a Grammy® Award-winning female a cappella ensemble with deep musical roots in the sacred music of the black church-spirituals, hymns, gospel-as well as jazz and blues.

An Evening with Diane Schroer (in partnership with ACLU-Illinois). The Center welcomes ACLU-Illinois and Diane Schroer (transgender activist) a woman who lost a job offer because of her sexual status and won a groundbreaking federal sex discrimination lawsuit. In 2008 a federal district court judge in Washington, D.C., ruled that the Library of Congress discriminated against Diane Schroer when it offered her a job and then rescinded it after learning she was transgendered. The American Civil Liberties Union, which represented Schroer, said Judge James Robertson's ruling is the first to hold that the federal sex discrimination statute, Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, applies to transgendered people. Join Ms. Schroer as she shares her personal story of discovering her female gender identity and her decision to transition. She will talk about the challenges of coming out to her friends and family, and discuss the importance of engaging in the political process in a thoughtful and strategic way. ACLU’s John Knight will also speak on the recently passed Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act.

Innervation Dance Cooperative's eclectic and high-energy fall concert

Out All Night and Lost My Shoes, part of the theater’s Fresh Squeezed series. $20 advance, $25 day of