This event will appear in next week’s Stranger Suggests, but it’s one of those Wednesday Suggests events that take place literally hours after the new paper hits the streets, so I’m pre-hyping it here.
WED MARCH 30
Sister Spit: Next Generation (QUEER ART EXPO)
Created in 1994 by authors/activists Michelle Tea and Sini Anderson, Sister Spit is the multimedia queer-art extravaganza originally built upon “notorious, talented, and just frickin’ awesome women and dykes.” For the 2011 reboot, the gender gate’s swung open to include guys (trans, gay, other). On board for the Seattle gig: poet Ali Liebgott, performance artist Kirk Read, writers Myriam Gurba and Blake Nelson, photographer Amos Mac, novelist/Stranger Genius Rebecca Brown, and founding goddess Michelle Tea. (Hugo House, 1634 11th Ave, 8 pm, $10 adv at www.strangertickets.com, $15 DOS) DAVID SCHMADER
If that’s the case, why don’t you guys make stranger suggests Thursday-Wednesday instead?
“Literally” hours after the new paper hits the street? Thanks for that qualifying detail. I’d probably have assumed it was mere hours after the paper hits the street. : )
Yo, Females of Southcenter!
Try buying and wearing some of the clothes in the shops.
Most of it is pretty cheap now…I saw like a $25 dress at Alley Kat.
Serious, but y’all walking around like morning exercise hour at the Senior Center.
Even the mannequins were acing your looks.
I’ve seen better threads at a punk rock funeral.
Black pants and blue shirts are not the new madras.
Need I go on?
Open them pocketbooks and start spending!