Get ready for the LGBAC Marching Band's Season: Edge of Glory.

Mark your calendars now and check us out at one of the following events:

• Saturday, May 18: New Hope Pride Parade, New Hope, PA
• Sunday, May 19: AIDS Walk Concert in Central Park,* NY, NY
• Saturday, June 1: African-American Heritage Parade, Montclair, NJ
• Sunday, June 2: Queens Pride Parade,* Jackson Heights, NY
• Saturday, June 8: Capital Pride Parade, Washington, DC
• Saturday, June 15: Rhode Island Pride Parade, Providence, RI
• Saturday, June 22: Mermaid Parade,* Coney Island, NY
• Saturday, June 29: Dyke March, NYC
• Sunday, June 30: NYC Pride Parade,* NYC
• Thursday, July 4: Fourth of July Parade, Montclair, NJ
• Saturday, July 27: Hudson Valley Renegades Baseball Game, Wappingers Falls, NY
• Saturday, September 7: Six Flags Out at Night, Six Flags Great Adventure, Jackson, NJ
• Saturday, October 5: New Jersey Zombie Walk, Asbury Park, NJ
• Sunday, October 27: Washington Market Children’s Halloween Parade, NY, NY
• Sunday, October 27: MoMA PS1 Children’s Halloween Parade, Long Island City, NY
• Sunday, November 3: New York City Marathon, NYC Area, NY
• Saturday, November 16: Big Apple Ranch Boots, Bras & Boxers Dance, NY, NY

*This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.

Braving the cold, the LGBAC performed at the 2013 Lambertville-New Hope Winter Festival. See how we looked. NJ.com also provided coverage of our participation.

The LGBAC Marching Band was thrilled to perform again at the Montclair, NJ Fourth of July parade in 2012.

And Montclair was equally thrilled to have us, billing us as the top highlight of the parade. Local press took notice, as we received raves in The Montclair Patch and NorthJersey.com.

Here are some highlights from the parade:

Bruce-Michael Gelbert reviews our latest concert for [Q]onStage.com:

"On December 14, at Symphony Space, the Lesbian & Gay Big Apple Corps (LGBAC) Symphonic Band, under Brian P. Worsdale’s skillful baton, mellifluously and exuberantly celebrated both festive season and Great White Way in a concert called “Holiday on Broadway,” which featured guest cabaret performers who, like the band, donated their services."

Read the entire review.