ChicagoPride.com: LGBT Chicago events for Sunday, July 29, 2012

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Urban Village Church

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Urban Village Church: Wicker Park evening service

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Wolff's Flea Market

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The North Shore Festival of Art

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Urban Village Church: Andersonville service

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Chicago's 44th Annual Gay Pride Parade

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events around Chicago Sunday, July 29, 2012

Scarlet Bar *

Liquid Brunch featuring DJ Dolo, $12 bottles of champagne, $4 Mimosas, $4 Bloody Marys, $3 domestic beer

Minibar *

Sunday Brunch Gone Wild! $20 all you can eat with champagne package!

Parlour on Clark

$4 Bloodys $5 Pitchers Lite Open at 1:00 p.m.

Mary's Attic

Cabaret Show at 7:30 (cover varies). Gong Show MaryOke with Velicity Metropolis 9 p.m., $3 well cocktails and domestic bottles

Rehab Lounge

2pm-4am: $3 Coronas, $5 Marys and Mimosas

Berlin Nightclub

$2 PBRs, $3 Heinekens, $5.50 So Co. 1st Sunday: Madonnarama w/ DJ Riley York. 2nd Sunday: True Faith ‘80s night w/ DJ Chester; Last Sunday: “Block Rockin” ‘90s Night w/Greg Haus & Chester

Hamburger Mary's

Mimosa Brunch served ‘til 3 p.m., first mimosa free, then $2

Wilde Bar and Restaurant

Brunch from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM

Sidetrack

Cocktail Hour videos 3-8 p.m., Showtunes 4-9 p.m., best of the 60s-80s, 9 p.m.-2 a.m.

InnExile

Karaoke by Mariah Productions

Jackhammer

$7 Long Islands, Amy Armstrong and Lloyd Young Open Mic Night

Angelina Ristorante

11AM-2PM Sunday Brunch. Known in Boystown as "Gay Church" this Sunday tradition brings cute boys & tasty food! CASH ONLY

DS Tequila Company

$25 Beer Buckets

Hunters

Karaoke 7-11 p.m. with host DJ Glen, $5 Stoli cocktails, followed DJ Lawrence K, No cover.

Jeffrey Pub

Ol’ Skool dance party, no cover

Sound-Bar

9PM-4AM Sound-Bar presents Ahhmen at Y, our more intimate nightclub located next door and on bigger Sundays the party returns to Sound-Bar.

Touche

Open at noon, beer bust, 50¢ Bud & Bud Light drafts, pool tournament at 7 p.m., movie night in club room at 10 p.m.

Atmosphere Bar

1st and 3rd Sunday: DIVA starring Angelique Munro. $2 well, $10 Miller Light draft pitchers

Crew Bar & Grill

NFL Football with $9.50 Lite pitchers, Double Bloody Marys $6, VJ Ven from 3 - 9:30p.m., VJ Bobby Marley 9:30 p.m.

Roscoe's

Free Burgers from 6-9pm, $12 Absolut Long Island Iced Tea Pitchers, $1 Miller Lite Drafts, $5 Bacardi Bombs, $15 Barefoot Bubbly Mimosa Buckets

Little Jim's

$4 Domestic Beers, $4 Well Drinks

Bobby Love's

Open at noon with Connie

Baton Show Lounge

Shows 8:30 p.m., 10:30 p.m., 12:30 a.m., 2 for 1 admission with coupon available at www.thebatonshowlounge.com.

Pie Hole Pizza Joint

Homemade Bloody Marys for only $7

A Church 4 Me?

Meeting every Sunday at 11AM, A Church 4 Me A Church 4 Me? seeks to "build a community of understanding, open to all people."

Club Krave

Drag Bingo @ 7 p.m. with Brandi Wyne, karaoke with Star Finder Karaoke at 9:30 p.m., $2 drafts, $5 draft pitchers

The Call (Chicago)

$12 Long Island pitchers, $5.50 Pinnacle whipped vodka, After-beach party until 9 p.m., showtune videos after 9

Halsted's Bar and Grill

$6 champagne cocktails, $4 22 oz. Bud Lights, 12 Stoli Bloodies during brunch

Charlie's

Euchre 6 p.m., karaoke with Man Fag at 9 p.m., $10 top-shelf pitchers

The Spot Chicago

Diva Brunch, Scooty & Jojo’s cabaret variety brunch with first-class menu and entertainment, 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., scootyjojo.com

North End

Bloody Mary Bar

Big Chicks

Free BBQ/inside picnic at 4:30 p.m., $2.50 vodka lemonades

Manhandler

$2 cactus juice/kool-ade/schnapps; buffet 6pm.

Hydrate

$2 Beers, $3 You-Call-Its, $4 Top Shelf, Service Industry Night

Lucky Horseshoe

Bloody Mary Bar

6:00am

Wolff's Flea Market

Wolff's Flea Market open Sundays 6am to 3pm. Indoor market at 1775 N. Rand Rd., Palatine, IL 60074 open Saturdays and Sundays 8am to 4pm.

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10:00am

Urban Village Church

Spiritual worship is about coming together as community to make space for God to move in us. It’s a place to receive God’s grace and love and to give of ourselves, as well.

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The North Shore Festival of Art

The fifth annual North Shore Festival of Art presented by Amdur Productions returns to Westfield Old Orchard.

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Urban Village Church: Andersonville service

Andersonville is a neighborhood full of passion, art, diversity, and eclectic energy, all which makes Urban Village Church thrilled to be joining the community!

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12:00pm

Annual used book sale

To raise money for Women's Voices Fund and children's programming.

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Transgender Gender non-conforming Intersex Freedom

The city's first Trans, gender non-conforming, intersex Pride, featuring music, performances, speak outs, poetry, skits, beauty parlors pride event with a variety of performances, a speak-out, games and a picnic, clothing drive, Youth Empowerment Performance Project, About Face Youth Theatre, Queer Choir, KOKUMO, KrisDeLaRash, El Ray and Mercedes Bonet.

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1:00pm

New HIV Support Groups

Four new, 10-week, age-specific groups for persons living with HIV are forming. Pre-registration is required.

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Author reading

Chicago Whispers, by St. Sukie de la Croix, focuses on GLBT people of Chicago from the city’s beginnings in the 1670s as a fur-trading post to the end of the 1960s. Gregg Shapiro: 77, by Gregg Shapiro, is coming of age poetry.

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2:00pm

Cowboys & Cocktail

with the Windy City Cowboys. A fun afternoon with plenty of cowboys. Raffle for a brand new iPad.

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4:00pm

Confessional Sundays

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5:00pm

Urban Village Church: Wicker Park evening service

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7:00pm

Lit Drag

A first time ever combined lineup to of literary readers and drag and gender-bending performers, a benefit to support Crossroads Fund and celebrate performer/author Tim.

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8:00pm

Buffalo Theatre Ensemble’s “The Drawer Boy”

Surprisingly funny, tender but tough, “The Drawer Boy” tells the story of two Canadian farmers living in self-imposed isolation, who have their lives thrown into confusion by a young actor. The actor asks to observe their routines to prepare for a play when he unwittingly happens on a long-hidden personal story that shaped the lives of the two older men. Through July 29. Tickets are $25 to $33. $2 discounts are available for non-COD students and seniors age 60 and over.

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