Kurlander Program for Gay & Lesbian Outreach and Engagement
UPCOMING EVENTS
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An LGBTQ ballroom dance class makes it debut at the 16th Street J this May!
Learn the steps, basic dance technique, patterns and dance routines of these elegant and popular ballroom dances: Waltz, Rumba and Foxtrot.
Find Out More and Sign Up!
David in Shadow and Light
Thursday, May 15
7:30 pm
David in Shadow and Light is an epic musical retelling of King David's astonishing trajectory from boy shepherd to superstar ruler to aging king as he wrestles with the lowest and purest of human impulses. The play examines David's love affair with Jonathon, King Saul's son and David's wife Michal's brother, for whom, according to the Bible, David's love "surpassed the love of women."
After the show, please join us for a reception with the cast!
Special $20 discounted tickets available for GLOE attendees.
Enter code "GLOE" when purchasing tickets.
Click here to purchase tickets.
Presented in Partnership with Theater J
The Voice of A Sage: Rachael Sage and the Sequins
Wednesday, June 4, 7:30 pm (Doors open at 7:00 pm)
DC9 (1940 9th Street NW)
Talented East Village pianist, singer, songwriter and poet, Rachael Sage has been making gutsy pop music from early on. Sage, whose music has been described by The Village Voice as “earthiness, color and emotion,” is known for her vibrant performances that blend vaudevillian kitsch with classically tinged art-pop.
Tickets go on sale May 4.
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
Visit Washington DCJCC Jewish Music Festival Website for more information.
Capital Pride 2008 Parade
June 14, 5:30 pm
23rd and P Street (Dupont)
GLOE is proud to be a community sponsor of Capital Pride 2008. Come march with GLOE as it makes its Capital Pride Debut. Our goal is to make a strong debut showing with 100 people!
Sign up to march and to order your official GLOE T-shirt.
The Stuart S. Kurlander Program for Gay & Lesbian Outreach and Engagement (GLOE) provides social, cultural, educational and public policy programming that speaks to issues, interests, choices and concerns of the Washington DC gay and lesbian Jewish community. The Program's vision is to create a destination where gay and lesbian Jews and their friends, families, partners and other supporters feel comfortable exploring programming and events developed for a wide and diverse audience. By creating GLOE, the J hopes to engage this vital population within the broader Washington Jewish community.
