Queer events: week of Sept 24

By Lina Harper • September 23, 2010 8:00 pm EDT

Go see this film right now! As soon as possible. It is about Le Tigre’s tour (also titled Le Tigre on Tour, fancy that) and it is the most delightful thing ever ever ever times forever, the end. Read my synopsis here.

FRIDAY
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