Herland Sister Resources

Herland Video Night Friday Feb 2  7 pm (see article)
PFLAG  OKC Tuesday Feb 6  Church of the Open Arms 7 pm
PFLAG Norman  Thursday Feb 8  St Stephen’s Church 7 pm
Herland Hike Saturday  Feb 10  Martin Nature Park 10 am (optional meet at Panera, Memorial & Meridian for coffee 9 am)
Herland Supper Club  Saturday  Feb 10  Belle Isle Brewery   6 pm followed by Video at Herland at 8 pm
OGLPC  Monthly Meeting Monday Feb 12  Neighborhood Alliance  1236 NW 36th 7 pm
Herland Mardi Gras Party Saturday Feb 17  Hollywood Hotel  7-11 pm (see article page 1)
Mary Reynolds  Saturday Feb 17  Full Circle Bookstore 8 pm
Herland Board Meeting   Sunday  Feb 18  4 pm (all welcome)
Herland Scrabble Night  Saturday  Feb 24  6 pm

upcoming
Herland Bingo Night  Saturday  March 17  7 pm
Eureka Springs Diversity Weekend April 13-15

The Belle Isle Brewery  has been one of our most popular Supper Club locations.  They serve everything from pizzas, to burgers, to tuna steak sandwiches, to vegetarian fare. And they do it all very well. We’ll be there on Saturday, February 10, at 6 pm for our monthly supper club. Belle Isle Brewery is located on the lower floor of 50 Penn Place, corner of NW Expressway and Pennsylvania.
After dinner, we will head back to Herland at 8 pm to watch the film, Tipping the Velvet, Part 1, the saucy and tantalizing tale of an adventurous British lesbian!  When Nan Astley discovers the exciting world of the 19th century music hall, she also meets - and falls in love with - Kitty, a popular male impersonator. They become a double act both on and off stage, but closeted Kitty soon betrays her. Devastated, Nan takes to the streets. To survive, first she wears her music hall attire and works as a “male” prostitute. Later, she is “rescued” by the capricious widow Diana, and enters a world of wealth and debauchery. Eventually, Diana throws Nan out the door, and the plucky dyke must search for her one true love.

Join us at 7 pm on Friday, Feb. 2, as Herland presents The Aggressives.  In this supersmart documentary, six New York City women attempt to set the record straight (so to speak), speaking candidly about sexual identity and their own experiences as lesbians and as women.
Filmmaker Daniel Peddle’s scrappy and astute group portrait of a half dozen New York City butches of color is a five-year overview of their lives and loves that takes in the underground “ball” scene (a la Paris Is Burning) and explores the phenomenon of the “aggressive” identity.  Neither female-to-males nor drag kings—these wonderfully articulate women speak with charm, humor, and bold honesty about class, race, gender, and their own womanhood.

Do you know the difference between OSPD4 and SOWPODS? Real Scrabble players do! Join the pros and amateurs alike for our monthly Scrabble night on Saturday, February 24, at 6 pm. 
Games are played at all levels and pizza is ordered as soon as most of the players have arrived. Don’t wait to exercise those brain cells any longer—let your Scrabble partners help you work out. 

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