Photos from June 3 March for Equality in Sacramento
California’s capital city hosted a March for Equality to promote love and to #ResistHate on Saturday, June 3, 2017, and joined a national movement of equality marches scheduled in cities across the U.S. during June’s LGBTQ Pride Month.
Being one of the first June Pride events in the state, Sacramento’s March for Equality served as a kickoff to Pride Month in California and Sacramento Pride weekend. See hyperlinks below to access photos.
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Esquire Imax Theatre To Donate Partial Proceeds From Wonder Woman: An Imax 3D Experience Screenings To WEAVE
In support of WEAVE, the Esquire IMAX Theatre will be donating one dollar for every ticket sold for Saturday, June 3 screenings of Wonder Woman: An IMAX 3D Experience.
Help support WEAVE and come out to the Esquire IMAX theatre to see Wonder Woman: An IMAX 3D Experience. Tickets are on sale at the theatre box office and online at www.imax.com/sacramento
Sacramento Pride! 
Once again this very special issue of Outword not only has riveting stories, articles and photographs, it also contains Sacramento Pride’s Official Guide. The guide will give you all the detailed information you need for who, what, when and who, on Pride day. (Saturday, June 3 on the Capitol Mall).
‘Light & Noir’ Is Now Open At The California Museum
by Colt McGraw
The newest exhibit at the California Museum in Sacramento is "Light & Noir: Exiles & Emigres in Hollywood, 1933-1950," and it is now open.
Sacramento is the final stop for this not-to-be-missed traveling exhibit, which highlights contributions made to the film industry by émigrés who fled Europe as refugees of Nazi persecution.
Artifacts including wardrobes, brilliant film posters, newspaper clippings and remarkable photographs will demand your attention.
Read more: ‘Light & Noir’ Is Now Open At The California Museum
PWR to the PPL: The Guitar-Shredding, Gender-Fluid World of PWR BTTM
By Alex Frank, Courtesy of the Village Voice
Everywhere Liv Bruce and Ben Hopkins take a step transforms into a scene.
It's a chilly spring day at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden in Prospect Park, and the two of them — the duo that is New York punk band PWR BTTM — are strutting and mugging in between the rows of cherry blossoms that bloom for only a couple of weeks each year. "Linda Evangelista!" Ben screams — a supermodel mantra projected to no one in particular — while jumping on a bed of pink petals that have fallen from the trees.
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