Delta Pride

FREE movie Polar Express on Sunday, Dec 7th. THIS IS OUR LAST WEEKEND!!

Lovemore Real Estate is sponsoring this event with free hot chocolate & cookies donated by Ziggi's Coffee!

Donations supports the Delta Youth Foundation!

Gates open at 4pm!
Movie 5:30pm

COME EARLY!

A drag legend with 30 years of unforgettable performances, Xavier Van D**e brings heart, humor, and holiday magic to you for the SLAY Bells stage. Founder of Delta Pride and father of the House of Van D**e, Xavier's creativity and charisma light up every room he enters. Get ready for joy, sparkle, and a performance you won’t forget!

The Harlem Renaissance was one of the most important artistic and cultural milestones in modern history, and a sweeping new exhibit at The New York Historical highlights how this era was — as Henry Louis Gates Jr. once put it — “surely as gay as it was Black.”

This perspective rings true for Allison Robinson, the lead curator of “The Gay Harlem Renaissance.”

“In school, we tend to learn that the Harlem Renaissance was focused on race and class, and the things that they’re producing, but in fact, sexuality and gender are just as important,” Robinson told NBC News.

The multiroom exhibition takes visitors through the Great Migration of Black Southerners in the early 20th century; introduces them to the groundbreaking works of writers like Alain Locke, Langston Hughes and Bruce Nugent; leads them through the speakeasies, rent parties, drag balls and salons of the interwar years; explores the soulful blues music of entertainers like Ma Rainey, Ethel Waters and Bessie Smith; and examines the lasting legacy of the work produced during this rich cultural era.

“The Gay Harlem Renaissance” — which features more than 200 items including paintings, sculptures, photographs and books is open until March.

Read more: nbcnews.app.link/pUeyuVuXsXb