Queer events: week of July 30

By Lina Harper • July 30, 2010 5:33 am EDT

OH MY GODSIES, IT’S THE WEEKEND PRAISE JESUS. I’M OFF TO DO SOME LESBIAN CAMPING. HOPE YOU DO THE SAME BUT IN THE CITY PERHAPS WHILE ENJOYING THE FIRST OF MANY GAY WEEKENDS IN MONTREAL. THE VILLAGE IS CLOSED TO VEHICULAR TRAFFIC! IT’S GONNA BE AMAZING. READ MORE ABOUT PERVERS/CITÉ here OR DIVERS/CITÉ here.

FRIDAY

SONDER LE TERRAIN

CLUB MEG 2:
BIRDY NAM NAM/HOLY GHOST 22:00

TRACY YOUNG @ PARKING * LOVE
WEEK * 22:00

Faggity Ass
Friday : Gayest Party 22:00

SATURDAY

AttendingLESBOMONDE 2010 22:00

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