Pride Week

ALL WEEK

Spencer Pride commUnity center

Throughout the week, the Spencer Pride commUnity center will have extended hours. You can find us at the center from 10 AM until 7 PM Monday – Sunday of Pride Week.

At the commUnity center, you’ll also find the following activities (further details to come as we get closer):

“Proud Supporters” Gallery Expansion
Raffles (in-person & online!). Visit here for more information about these raffles
Special Pride Week Sales

If you cannot (or choose not) to attend in-person, you can also visit our brand-new online store at shopspencerpride.square.site!

ALL WEEK

Virtual Marketplace, sponsored by C.H. Douglas and Gray Wealth Management

Throughout the week, visit our Virtual Marketplace to support our many vendors who otherwise would have been attending our in-person festival in 2020. While our virtual marketplace doesn’t include them all, we hope you will support as many participation vendors as you can.

Visit our virtual marketplace here.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13

Youth Pride Event, sponsored by White River Valley PFLAG

5:00 – 6:00 PM
Free Admission
Intended for youth ages 12-19 only
Spencer Pride commUnity center & online via Zoom
RSVP at https://form.jotform.com/SpencerPride/youth

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15

Civilian Brewing Corps. Dine & Donate

All Day (11 AM – 10 PM)
Mention Spencer Pride during your service to have % of the proceeds from your check go to Spencer Pride, Inc.
Civilian Brewing Corps is located at 14 N Washington St in downtown Spencer, Indiana
Visit their website here.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16

Virtual Dance Party, sponsored by Stonewall Democrats of South Central Indiana

8:00 – 9:30 PM
Streamed via Zoom
RSVP Required – please RSVP today at https://forms.gle/e9eYmrJb61EtZc6T9

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17

Documentary & Drag: A Spencer Pride Fundraiser

This event has been partially underwritten by Ivy Tech Community College – Bloomington.
2 – 4 PM
Tickets are $25 each & can be purchased here.
Historic Tivoli Theatre
Film: The Last One: Unfolding the AIDS Memorial Quilt. In the eighties and nineties, as AIDS ravaged the United States gay community, the AIDS Memorial Quilt was born out of a public battle for treatment & understanding. The Last One is a feature-length documentary tracing its history as an international art project and the role it continues to play as a response to a disease that still imperils vulnerable communities around the world. Through the intensely personal stories of its founders, volunteers, & panelmakers, The Last One examines how stigma and discrimination exacerbated & still fuel a disease that has already claimed the lives of 30 million people & currently infects 34 million men, women & children around the globe–including 50,000 new infections a year in the US alone.