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All OUT June 2010 Schedule of Events
June is in full swing for 2010 pride festivities. Contact Us if you have suggestions or would like to participate in making All Out June a success.
All Out June Events
NWA Happy Hour
Thu, June 3, 5pm – Fri, June 4, 12am
Gaylord's 315 West Mountain Street Fayetteville, AR
Please visit the NWA Happy Hour Facebook Fan Page for more information. This is a community event and is not sponsored by the NWA Center for Equality.
First Thursday
Thu, June 3, 5pm – 10pm
Fayetteville Square
The NWA Center for Equality will be on hand with information about the center and events including the art walk, an outdoor showing of the documentary Waiting in the Wings to celebrate Black Music Month, and live music from Tiffany Christopher. The event also includes a fundraiser for the Fayetteville Animal Shelter with proceeds from the New Belgium beer garden benefiting the shelter. For more information visit
Big Bad Thursday
Thu, June 3, 7pm – 9pm
Teatro Scarpino 329 N. West Ave. Fayetteville, AR 72701
Big Bad Gina kicks off Pride. $5 Cover at the door.
AOJ Volunteer Work Day
Sat, June 5, 11am – 2pm
NWA Center for Equality 179 N Church Ave. Fayetteville, AR
Come help make All OUT June a major success!
Annual Meetings & Elections
Sun, June 6, 2pm – 4pm
The Jones Center Atlanta Room 219 922 East Emma Avenue Springdale, AR
Join the Center for Equality for our 4th Annual Meeting. The schedule included "Taking a Stand" the Equality Movement and its Parallels Presented by Dick Bennett, OMNI Center founder, followed by the Annual Elections. With a multimedia retrospective of the Center "Looking Forward," and a performance by the Unitarian Universalist Choir. Food and refreshments will be available. For more information contact info@nwacenterforequality.org
Time OUT Tuesday: Kick Back and Bowl
Tue, June 8, 6:30pm – 8:00pm
Fast Lane N. Dixieland Rd. Lowell, Arkansas
We will roll out the fun at Fast Lane in Lowell from 6:30-8pm. Bring your friends and your families. Rainbow balloons will mark the All OUT June lanes. Each person will be responsible for shoe rental ($2.50) Additional donations requested to cover cost of lanes. Call (479) 587-9351 for more info.
Library Lecture
Wed, June 9, 6pm – 8pm
Fayetteville Public Library- Walker Room 401 W. Mountain St. Fayetteville, AR
Guest Lecturer David Poe will provide an opportunity to learn about marriage equality.
NWA Happy Hour
Thu, June 10, 5pm – Fri, June 11, 12am
Mickey Finn's 644 W. Dickson St. Fayetteville, AR
Please visit the NWA Happy Hour Facebook Fan Page for more information. This is a community event and is not sponsored by the NWA Center for Equality.
All OUT June Car Wash
Sat, June 12, Noon - 4pm
Walgreen's 4007 N Shiloh Dr, Fayetteville, AR (Joyce Blvd. Location)
Come get wet and wild and help support the NWA Center for Equality!
Benton Co. Brunch
Sunday, Jun 13, 2010 11:00am to 1:00pm
Copland's of New Orleans 463 N. 46th Street Rogers, AR
NWA Center for Equality and All Out June is welcoming everyone to come out for a meet and greet at Copeland's on Sunday, June 13th at 11am. For those of you who have never been to Copeland's, they have great New Orleans style food and drinks! It is the perfect chance to get to know some of the people in your community. Come join us for food, drinks, laughs, and lots of fun!
FPL- Summer Music Series
Sun, June 13, 2pm – 4pm
Fayetteville Public Library 401 W. Mountain St. Fayetteville, AR
Free show with Big Bad Gina in the Walker Room of the FPL.
Time OUT Tuesday: Coffee House Open Mic Night
Tuesday, June 15, 2010 7pm - 9pm
The Perk 3980 W. Wedington Dr. Fayetteville, AR
Showcase your talent with everything from acoustic performance to poetry reading and much more. Plus who doesn't love coffee?
Education Event: Film Screening of "Brother Outsider"
Wed, June 16, 6:30pm – 9:30pm
OMNI Center 3274 N. Lee Ave. Fayetteville, AR
P.R.I.D.E (People Respecting Individual Differences and Equality) at the University of Arkansas along with the NWA Center for Equality will present the film "Brother Outsider" a documentary about Bayard Rustin the organizer of the 1963 March on Washington. After the film there will be a panel discussion and light refreshments will be served.
NWA Happy Hour
Thu, June 17, 5pm – Fri, June 18, 12am
Sideways 311 W. Dickson St. Fayetteville, AR
Please visit the NWA Happy Hour Facebook Fan Page for more information. This is a community event and is not sponsored by the NWA Center for Equality.
Pride OUT the Park- Arkansas Naturals Game
Thu, June 17, 6pm – 10pm
Arvest Ballpark 3000 S. 56th St. Springdale, AR
Come see the Arkansas Naturals take on the Springfield Cardinals at 7pm. There will be an on field photo before or after the game. We have a block of 50 saved for All OUT June. For tickets contact the center at info@nwacenterforequality.org
NWA Roller Derby Night
Saturday, June 19, 7pm
Starlight Skatium 612 N. College Ave. Fayetteville, AR
Come see the best Roller Derby in the Region with several teams from the surrounding states battle for first place! Doors open at 6 pm, bouts start at 7 pm. $10 in advance $15 at the door Kids 12 and under are free with paid adult.
Washington Co. Brunch
Sunday, June 20, 11am - 1pm
Cafe Rue Orleans 1150 N. College Ave. Fayetteville, AR
NWA Center for Equality and All Out June is welcoming everyone to come out for a meet and greet at Cafe Rue Orleans on Sunday, June 20th at 11am. For those of you who have never been to Cafe Rue Orleans, they have great New Orleans style food and drinks! It is the perfect chance to get to know some of the people in your community. Come join us for food, drinks, laughs, and lots of fun!
HOWL: Women’s Open Mic Night
Sunday, June 20, 6:30pm- 8:30pm
Nightbird Books, 205 W. Dickson St., Fayetteville, AR 72701
HOWL takes place the third Sunday of each month at Nightbird Bookstore. Women are invited to read poems (their own or another woman writer's), share short prose or sing at an open mic forum. So come read, sing or play your work to a really receptive audience. It's a great place to "try out" new works, share your masterpieces, or read for the very first time. Men and women are warmly invited to attend this celebration of women's words.
Reading starts at 6:30 but come early to sign up to read, browse the books and enjoy the good company. For HOWL questions or to join our mailing list, email howl@herwords.org
HOWL is collaboration between Herwords and the Omni Center.
This is a community event and is not sponsored by the NWA Center for Equality.
Float Building
Monday, June 21, 6pm - 8pm
NWA Center for Equality 179 N Church Ave. Fayetteville, AR
For the first time, the Center will be having a float in the Pride Parade (June 26th) and we need YOUR help to build it. Monday night we will be building a stand for our HUGE Rainbow Rlag. Come help us out; even if you can only stay for a little while!
Time OUT Tuesday: Pizza, Beer, and Drag Bingo FUNdraiser!
Tuesday, June 22, 5pm - 10pm Bingo at 7pm
U.S. Pizza Co. 202 W. Dickson St. Fayetteville, AR
U.S. Pizza will donate 10% of their sales this evening to the NWA Center for Equality. The bingo begins at 7pm with your hosts Taylor Madison Monroe and Cameo Dickson! Enjoy delicious pizza and ice cold draft beer for $1.50 domestics and $2.50 premium all night long starting at 5pm and ending at 10pm. So bring your friends and help raise funds for center programs. $5 entry fee and $1 per each additional card.
Safe Sex Workshop
Wednesday, June 23, 4:30pm - 5:30pm
University of Arkansas, Arkansas Union Room 308SW
We will have a special guest speaker Patty Thompson discussing topics that face our society, and the steps we can take to protect ourselves.
NWA Happy Hour Pool Party
Thursday, June 24, 5pm – 8pm
1155 E Rolling Hills Dr
The weather should be perfect with a high of 91 and the Pool will be open, so bring your suit! Keg Beer will be hosted and some liquor basics will be made available as well. Anything special, you are more than welcome to bring! Parking is available on Rolling Hills and Sheryl Ave- there is also additional parking available across the street at Trinity Fellowship. Directions: From College Ave, take Rolling Hills Drive East (away from Fiesta Square). The second street on the right is Sheryl Ave. House is located at the Southwest Corner of Rolling Hills and Sheryl. Please visit the NWA Happy Hour Facebook Fan Page for more information. This is a community event and is not sponsored by the NWA Center for Equality.Make sure ot Continue the fun at Gulley Park.
Gulley Park Summer Concert Series
Thursday, June 24, 7pm – 9pm
Gulley Park 2406 N. Old Wire Rd. Fayetteville, AR
Come join the NWA Center for Equality for an evening concert. Local food vendors will be on hand to provide you with a picnic feast and enjoy music from the Sarah Hughes Band. You can also pick up your All OUT June T-shirt. Hope to see you there!
Float Building
Friday, June 25, 6pm - 8pm
NWA Center for Equality 179 N. Church Ave. Fayetteville, AR
For the first time, the Center will be having a float in the Pride Parade (June 26th) and we need YOUR help to build it. Friday night we will be blowing up 400 balloons and putting the final touches on the float. Come help us out; even if you can only stay for a little while!
Big Bad Pride Party with Big Bad Gina
Fri, June 25, 8pm – 10pm
Teatro Scarpino 329 N. West Ave. Fayetteville, AR
Big Bad Gina will kick off the weekend! Join us for drinks, dancing, and fun!
Pride Parade
Sat, June 26, 10am – 11am
Dickson Street, Fayetteville, AR
Starting lineup is at 8am. Parade starts at 10am. Staging will be in the parking lot on Meadow Street and Church Avenue behind Tangerine. The parade route will turn from the parking lot, down Meadow, to East, then down Dickson, to West, where NWA Pride will host a rally in the Walton Arts Center Parking Lot. Grand Marshal is Will Phillips and a proclamation will be read by Mayor Lionel Jordan!
Please visit www.nwapride.com for further details!
AOJ Block Party
Sat, June 26, 11am – 5pm
Rogue Pizza 402 W. Dickson St. Fayetteville, AR
Continue the celebration of Pride in Downtown Fayetteville with live music outside featuring Spencer Hastings, Jorian Oxygen, and other guests. There will also be a live DJ and Karaoke inside. Other organizations such as Positive Links, The Center for Artistic Revolution, The Human Rights Campaign, the NWA Center for Equality, and other area GSAs will have information booths to educate participants about the LGBTQ Community.
White Party
Sat, June 26, 8pm – Sun, June 27, 2am
Gaylord's 315 W. Mountain St. Fayetteville, AR
The entire day of events explodes into the hottest evening in NWA. Enjoy dance music and entertainment as we celebrate being OUT and PROUD! Make sure you wear your most dapper white threads, as it is customary for the WHITE Party, but not required. Donations for the NWA Center for Equality will be accepted at the door. Don't miss OUT!!!
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Pride Service/ Potluck/ Dance with Big Bad Gina
Sun, June 27, 11am – 4pm
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship 901 W. Cleveland St. Fayetteville, AR
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Description: Northwest Arkansas Music Awards winners BIG BAD GINA are hosting this year's Annual Pride Service at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Fayetteville (UUFF)! Join us at the UU fellowship for a special service at 11am, stay for a potluck lunch and then dance the afternoon away with Big Bad Gina Music! Sunday June 27th We encourage all to invite family and friends to join us for this day of fellowship, food and fun! This fabulous event is hosted by Big Bad Gina and Interweave in partnership with the NWA Center for Equality. For more information please contact Denise Sweet at joyandgratitude@yahoo.com
Video Underground at OMNI Center for Peace, Justice & Ecology
Sun, June 27, 7pm – 9pm
OMNI Center 3274 N. Lee Ave. Fayetteville, AR
OMNI Center for Peace, Justice, & Ecology 3274 North Lee Avenue Fayetteville, AR
Join Video Underground for a Documentary that takes a look at perceptions of gender with a showing of: "You Don't Know Dick", an award winning documentary on Transmen including an interview of Jameson Green and other Transmen.
Join us if this topic is dear to your heart, if you want to learn more of if you need to learn more (or know of someone else who does)
Snacks are encouraged, as we will offer a chance for discussion afterwards with guest speaker Raymond Sweet from the NWA Center for Equality.
Time OUT Tuesday: Volunteer Appreciation Night
Tuesday, June 29, 7pm
NWA Center for Equality 179 N. Church Ave. Fayetteville, AR
Volunteer appreciation night! Food, fun, games, and a big THANK YOU to all of our wonderful volunteers!
NWA Happy Hour
Thu, June 3, 5pm – Fri, June 4, 12am
Gaylord's 315 West Mountain Street Fayetteville, AR
Please visit the NWA Happy Hour Facebook Fan Page for more information. This is a community event and is not sponsored by the NWA Center for Equality.
First Thursday
Thu, June 3, 5pm – 10pm
Fayetteville Square
The NWA Center for Equality will be on hand with information about the center and events including the art walk, an outdoor showing of the documentary Waiting in the Wings to celebrate Black Music Month, and live music from Tiffany Christopher. The event also includes a fundraiser for the Fayetteville Animal Shelter with proceeds from the New Belgium beer garden benefiting the shelter. For more information visit
Big Bad Thursday
Thu, June 3, 7pm – 9pm
Teatro Scarpino 329 N. West Ave. Fayetteville, AR 72701
Big Bad Gina kicks off Pride. $5 Cover at the door.
AOJ Volunteer Work Day
Sat, June 5, 11am – 2pm
NWA Center for Equality 179 N Church Ave. Fayetteville, AR
Come help make All OUT June a major success!
Annual Meetings & Elections
Sun, June 6, 2pm – 4pm
The Jones Center Atlanta Room 219 922 East Emma Avenue Springdale, AR
Join the Center for Equality for our 4th Annual Meeting. The schedule included "Taking a Stand" the Equality Movement and its Parallels Presented by Dick Bennett, OMNI Center founder, followed by the Annual Elections. With a multimedia retrospective of the Center "Looking Forward," and a performance by the Unitarian Universalist Choir. Food and refreshments will be available. For more information contact info@nwacenterforequality.org
Time OUT Tuesday: Kick Back and Bowl
Tue, June 8, 6:30pm – 8:00pm
Fast Lane N. Dixieland Rd. Lowell, Arkansas
We will roll out the fun at Fast Lane in Lowell from 6:30-8pm. Bring your friends and your families. Rainbow balloons will mark the All OUT June lanes. Each person will be responsible for shoe rental ($2.50) Additional donations requested to cover cost of lanes. Call (479) 587-9351 for more info.
Library Lecture
Wed, June 9, 6pm – 8pm
Fayetteville Public Library- Walker Room 401 W. Mountain St. Fayetteville, AR
Guest Lecturer David Poe will provide an opportunity to learn about marriage equality.
NWA Happy Hour
Thu, June 10, 5pm – Fri, June 11, 12am
Mickey Finn's 644 W. Dickson St. Fayetteville, AR
Please visit the NWA Happy Hour Facebook Fan Page for more information. This is a community event and is not sponsored by the NWA Center for Equality.
All OUT June Car Wash
Sat, June 12, Noon - 4pm
Walgreen's 4007 N Shiloh Dr, Fayetteville, AR (Joyce Blvd. Location)
Come get wet and wild and help support the NWA Center for Equality!
Benton Co. Brunch
Sunday, Jun 13, 2010 11:00am to 1:00pm
Copland's of New Orleans 463 N. 46th Street Rogers, AR
NWA Center for Equality and All Out June is welcoming everyone to come out for a meet and greet at Copeland's on Sunday, June 13th at 11am. For those of you who have never been to Copeland's, they have great New Orleans style food and drinks! It is the perfect chance to get to know some of the people in your community. Come join us for food, drinks, laughs, and lots of fun!
FPL- Summer Music Series
Sun, June 13, 2pm – 4pm
Fayetteville Public Library 401 W. Mountain St. Fayetteville, AR
Free show with Big Bad Gina in the Walker Room of the FPL.
Time OUT Tuesday: Coffee House Open Mic Night
Tuesday, June 15, 2010 7pm - 9pm
The Perk 3980 W. Wedington Dr. Fayetteville, AR
Showcase your talent with everything from acoustic performance to poetry reading and much more. Plus who doesn't love coffee?
Education Event: Film Screening of "Brother Outsider"
Wed, June 16, 6:30pm – 9:30pm
OMNI Center 3274 N. Lee Ave. Fayetteville, AR
P.R.I.D.E (People Respecting Individual Differences and Equality) at the University of Arkansas along with the NWA Center for Equality will present the film "Brother Outsider" a documentary about Bayard Rustin the organizer of the 1963 March on Washington. After the film there will be a panel discussion and light refreshments will be served.
NWA Happy Hour
Thu, June 17, 5pm – Fri, June 18, 12am
Sideways 311 W. Dickson St. Fayetteville, AR
Please visit the NWA Happy Hour Facebook Fan Page for more information. This is a community event and is not sponsored by the NWA Center for Equality.
Pride OUT the Park- Arkansas Naturals Game
Thu, June 17, 6pm – 10pm
Arvest Ballpark 3000 S. 56th St. Springdale, AR
Come see the Arkansas Naturals take on the Springfield Cardinals at 7pm. There will be an on field photo before or after the game. We have a block of 50 saved for All OUT June. For tickets contact the center at info@nwacenterforequality.org
NWA Roller Derby Night
Saturday, June 19, 7pm
Starlight Skatium 612 N. College Ave. Fayetteville, AR
Come see the best Roller Derby in the Region with several teams from the surrounding states battle for first place! Doors open at 6 pm, bouts start at 7 pm. $10 in advance $15 at the door Kids 12 and under are free with paid adult.
Washington Co. Brunch
Sunday, June 20, 11am - 1pm
Cafe Rue Orleans 1150 N. College Ave. Fayetteville, AR
NWA Center for Equality and All Out June is welcoming everyone to come out for a meet and greet at Cafe Rue Orleans on Sunday, June 20th at 11am. For those of you who have never been to Cafe Rue Orleans, they have great New Orleans style food and drinks! It is the perfect chance to get to know some of the people in your community. Come join us for food, drinks, laughs, and lots of fun!
HOWL: Women’s Open Mic Night
Sunday, June 20, 6:30pm- 8:30pm
Nightbird Books, 205 W. Dickson St., Fayetteville, AR 72701
HOWL takes place the third Sunday of each month at Nightbird Bookstore. Women are invited to read poems (their own or another woman writer's), share short prose or sing at an open mic forum. So come read, sing or play your work to a really receptive audience. It's a great place to "try out" new works, share your masterpieces, or read for the very first time. Men and women are warmly invited to attend this celebration of women's words.
Reading starts at 6:30 but come early to sign up to read, browse the books and enjoy the good company. For HOWL questions or to join our mailing list, email howl@herwords.org
HOWL is collaboration between Herwords and the Omni Center.
This is a community event and is not sponsored by the NWA Center for Equality.
Float Building
Monday, June 21, 6pm - 8pm
NWA Center for Equality 179 N Church Ave. Fayetteville, AR
For the first time, the Center will be having a float in the Pride Parade (June 26th) and we need YOUR help to build it. Monday night we will be building a stand for our HUGE Rainbow Rlag. Come help us out; even if you can only stay for a little while!
Time OUT Tuesday: Pizza, Beer, and Drag Bingo FUNdraiser!
Tuesday, June 22, 5pm - 10pm Bingo at 7pm
U.S. Pizza Co. 202 W. Dickson St. Fayetteville, AR
U.S. Pizza will donate 10% of their sales this evening to the NWA Center for Equality. The bingo begins at 7pm with your hosts Taylor Madison Monroe and Cameo Dickson! Enjoy delicious pizza and ice cold draft beer for $1.50 domestics and $2.50 premium all night long starting at 5pm and ending at 10pm. So bring your friends and help raise funds for center programs. $5 entry fee and $1 per each additional card.
Safe Sex Workshop
Wednesday, June 23, 4:30pm - 5:30pm
University of Arkansas, Arkansas Union Room 308SW
We will have a special guest speaker Patty Thompson discussing topics that face our society, and the steps we can take to protect ourselves.
NWA Happy Hour Pool Party
Thursday, June 24, 5pm – 8pm
1155 E Rolling Hills Dr
The weather should be perfect with a high of 91 and the Pool will be open, so bring your suit! Keg Beer will be hosted and some liquor basics will be made available as well. Anything special, you are more than welcome to bring! Parking is available on Rolling Hills and Sheryl Ave- there is also additional parking available across the street at Trinity Fellowship. Directions: From College Ave, take Rolling Hills Drive East (away from Fiesta Square). The second street on the right is Sheryl Ave. House is located at the Southwest Corner of Rolling Hills and Sheryl. Please visit the NWA Happy Hour Facebook Fan Page for more information. This is a community event and is not sponsored by the NWA Center for Equality.Make sure ot Continue the fun at Gulley Park.
Gulley Park Summer Concert Series
Thursday, June 24, 7pm – 9pm
Gulley Park 2406 N. Old Wire Rd. Fayetteville, AR
Come join the NWA Center for Equality for an evening concert. Local food vendors will be on hand to provide you with a picnic feast and enjoy music from the Sarah Hughes Band. You can also pick up your All OUT June T-shirt. Hope to see you there!
Float Building
Friday, June 25, 6pm - 8pm
NWA Center for Equality 179 N. Church Ave. Fayetteville, AR
For the first time, the Center will be having a float in the Pride Parade (June 26th) and we need YOUR help to build it. Friday night we will be blowing up 400 balloons and putting the final touches on the float. Come help us out; even if you can only stay for a little while!
Big Bad Pride Party with Big Bad Gina
Fri, June 25, 8pm – 10pm
Teatro Scarpino 329 N. West Ave. Fayetteville, AR
Big Bad Gina will kick off the weekend! Join us for drinks, dancing, and fun!
Pride Parade
Sat, June 26, 10am – 11am
Dickson Street, Fayetteville, AR
Starting lineup is at 8am. Parade starts at 10am. Staging will be in the parking lot on Meadow Street and Church Avenue behind Tangerine. The parade route will turn from the parking lot, down Meadow, to East, then down Dickson, to West, where NWA Pride will host a rally in the Walton Arts Center Parking Lot. Grand Marshal is Will Phillips and a proclamation will be read by Mayor Lionel Jordan!
Please visit www.nwapride.com for further details!
AOJ Block Party
Sat, June 26, 11am – 5pm
Rogue Pizza 402 W. Dickson St. Fayetteville, AR
Continue the celebration of Pride in Downtown Fayetteville with live music outside featuring Spencer Hastings, Jorian Oxygen, and other guests. There will also be a live DJ and Karaoke inside. Other organizations such as Positive Links, The Center for Artistic Revolution, The Human Rights Campaign, the NWA Center for Equality, and other area GSAs will have information booths to educate participants about the LGBTQ Community.
White Party
Sat, June 26, 8pm – Sun, June 27, 2am
Gaylord's 315 W. Mountain St. Fayetteville, AR
The entire day of events explodes into the hottest evening in NWA. Enjoy dance music and entertainment as we celebrate being OUT and PROUD! Make sure you wear your most dapper white threads, as it is customary for the WHITE Party, but not required. Donations for the NWA Center for Equality will be accepted at the door. Don't miss OUT!!!
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Pride Service/ Potluck/ Dance with Big Bad Gina
Sun, June 27, 11am – 4pm
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship 901 W. Cleveland St. Fayetteville, AR
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Description: Northwest Arkansas Music Awards winners BIG BAD GINA are hosting this year's Annual Pride Service at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Fayetteville (UUFF)! Join us at the UU fellowship for a special service at 11am, stay for a potluck lunch and then dance the afternoon away with Big Bad Gina Music! Sunday June 27th We encourage all to invite family and friends to join us for this day of fellowship, food and fun! This fabulous event is hosted by Big Bad Gina and Interweave in partnership with the NWA Center for Equality. For more information please contact Denise Sweet at joyandgratitude@yahoo.com
Video Underground at OMNI Center for Peace, Justice & Ecology
Sun, June 27, 7pm – 9pm
OMNI Center 3274 N. Lee Ave. Fayetteville, AR
OMNI Center for Peace, Justice, & Ecology 3274 North Lee Avenue Fayetteville, AR
Join Video Underground for a Documentary that takes a look at perceptions of gender with a showing of: "You Don't Know Dick", an award winning documentary on Transmen including an interview of Jameson Green and other Transmen.
Join us if this topic is dear to your heart, if you want to learn more of if you need to learn more (or know of someone else who does)
Snacks are encouraged, as we will offer a chance for discussion afterwards with guest speaker Raymond Sweet from the NWA Center for Equality.
Time OUT Tuesday: Volunteer Appreciation Night
Tuesday, June 29, 7pm
NWA Center for Equality 179 N. Church Ave. Fayetteville, AR
Volunteer appreciation night! Food, fun, games, and a big THANK YOU to all of our wonderful volunteers!
Be sure to add the All Out June full events calendar to your calendar!
Ways you can help Volunteer
- Being "on the ground" during events
- Distributing leaflets and hanging posters leading up to the events
- Contacting local businesses about sponsorship opportunities
- Making phone calls
- And much, much more....
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