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'We're vulnerable': LGBTQ community face hostile climate as Pride month kicks off, advocates say - Vimarsana News

'We're vulnerable': LGBTQ community face hostile climate as Pride month kicks off, advocates say

Members of the local LGBTQ+ community believe this is a hostile political climate.

Source: abc11.com
Raleigh Church Celebrates Pride With Triangle Premiere Of Terrence McNally's CORPUS CHRISTI - Vimarsana News

Raleigh Church Celebrates Pride With Triangle Premiere Of Terrence McNally's CORPUS CHRISTI

St. John's Metropolitan Community Church will be presenting Corpus Christi, a queer passion play by Terrence McNally, during the first two weekends in June to honor Pride month and the church's accepting and affirming position regarding all types of people, including those who identify as LGBTQ+.

THE TEMPEST Opens This Month at Shakespeare In The Park(s) - Vimarsana News

THE TEMPEST Opens This Month at Shakespeare In The Park(s)

 For the second year in a row, Switchyard Theatre Company is bringing a Shakespeare-in-the Park themed renaissance experience to the Triangle. Expanding to Raleigh and Durham, STC's production of The Tempest promises to provide a faithful retelling of Shakespeare's classic comedy while keeping the family-friendly format that proved successful last year.

New observatory sets sights on community, educational outreach - Vimarsana News

New observatory sets sights on community, educational outreach

New observatory sets sights on community, educational outreach The Gaston Gazette After selling property in Myrtle Beach, Chris Ayers and Vicky Willis Ayers turned to land that's been in the Willis family for a long time, but not to build their dream home.  Instead, on Bear Creek Road between Bakersville and Spruce Pine, they built an observatory, a place to use the latest technology to glimpse the universe in an area of dark skies nestled between three ridges where Vicky Ayers' grandfather used to mine, preach and shoe horses. With money from the sale of the property, they've made it one...