Bruce-Michael Gelbert reviews our latest concert on [Q]onStage:

For the Lesbian & Gay Big Apple Corps’ (LGBAC) fall concert, at Symphony Space on December 2, under the baton of Artistic Director Brian P. Worsdale, our community’s band gave its regards to Broadway, and acknowledged the holiday season as well, in a rousing concert called “The Great American Songbook.” It was the opening of the Corps’ 32nd season, and Broadway and Birdland’s Jim Caruso was its guest MC and brought along a quartet of other distinguished singers, all donating their talents.

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Syndicated from: The Village Voice, http://blogs.villagevoice.com/runninscared/archives/2010/09/new_york_dec...

By Joe Coscarelli

Sep. 26 2010 @ 12:52PM - Today marks the 7th annual New York City Wedding March, presented by Marriage Equality New York. Village Voice man Steven Thrasher is on the scene and sending dispatches [including pictures of the Lesbian & Gay Big Apple Corps]. More importantly, Thrasher reports that Council Speaker Christine Quinn announced that by City Council proclamation, today is officially Marriage Equality Day in New York City...

Syndicated from: Living in the Queer Times | Gay News, http://thequeertimes.com/2010/07/gay-games-michael-tolliver/

By Michael Tolliver

Michael Tolliver

As a musician and board member with the Lesbian and Gay Band Association, I was both excited and apprehensive when I agreed to accept the responsibility of spearheading the Team Band effort more than two years ago. Although I had planned and organized several large events over the past several years, the ability to understand and manage the many issues associated with bringing musicians and instruments from all over the world to Germany presented a completely different and unique set of challenges.

Syndicated from: Boston.com, http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2010/06/13/bosto...

By Megan Woolhouse and Sydney Lupkin | Globe Staff | Globe Correspondent / June 13, 2010

Essdras M. Suarez | Globe Staff

The Lesbian and Gay Big Apple Corps color guard marched in the parade.

Gary Ende, of New York, twirled a flag with other members of the Lesbian and Gay Big Apple Corps color guard .

There were beads, batons, and body paint, but this year’s gay pride parade in Boston was also a political battlefield in the campaign for governor.