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February 2010, Sunday
BAHaitiBenefit Location:
Albany, NY
Looking for some fun and excitement during the long Holiday weekend?
Join BEAR ALBANY @ ROCKS on Sunday, February 14, for a fun filled event that will be benefiting the people of Haiti. The party kicks off at 5pm with Bear Tea-Dance and continues on throughout the evening where there will be door prizes, free Haitian food, good music, performances, give-a-ways, raffles, and no cover!
LOCATION: ROCKS, 77 Central Ave, Albany NY
DATE: Sunday, February 14th - Presidents Day Weekend!
TIME: Bear Tea-Dance 5-8pm / Karaoke 8-11pm / Savage Nights 11:30pm
TRAVEL: By bus, train, or car, Albany is about 2 ? hours from Boston, NYC and Syracuse. Come in for the day or if you plan to stay the night, BEAR ALBANY recommends the Towne Place Suites and please keep in mind that Amtrak has a limited Sunday schedule from Boston and NYC or try Greyhound.com, AAbus.com, or Megabus.com.
For more detailed information, please visit our homepage.
Bears Can Dance Location:
Washington, DC
Bears Can Dance is a monthly, Sunday afternoon T-Dance from 5 - 10 pm. There is special DJ lightning and no cover. It's at the Green Lantern in DC.
Bears of Toronto @ Spa Excess Location:
Toronto, Ontario
The Bears of Toronto would like to invite you to our Bear Night @ Spa Excess on the second Sunday of each month. Come out of hibernation and meet the bears, watch some videos and have a good time.
Coupons are available for 50% off lockers between 5:00pm to 8:00pm. If you want one, upload it from the Photos section and print it out or you can e-mail me at and I will send it to you.
Spa Excess ( http://www.spaexcess.com/ ) is located at 105 Carlton Street, Toronto, ON, M5B 1M1- (416) 260-2363
International Bear Rendezvous Location:
San Francisco, California
The International Bear Rendezvous is an annual gathering of bears and bear-lovers held in San Francisco. It is hosted by the Bears of San Francisco, who conceived of Rendezvous as a weekend of fun and fundraising. The event fosters a sense of community among participants while at the same time raising money for agencies serving the gay and HIV communities at the local, state, and national level. Fundraising is accomplished primarily through raffles, auctions, and direct donations from participants and the community. Since the first Rendezvous in 1995, the net proceeds have resulted in donations totaling over $500,000 to such organizations.
This will be the 16th annual International Bear Rendezvous.
