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The East Tennessee Equality Council (ETEC) is proud to welcome
you to Knoxville PrideFest 2013. Each year our events grow and
we have more fun than ever before. This year will be no different,
but no matter how big it gets, it wont be the same without YOU!
With over 25 events in 2013, there is something for everyone so
check out our online calendar, grab a friend and come
LIVE. LOVE. BE. PROUD! WITH KNOXVILLE PRIDEFEST!
2013
has already been a memorable year for LGBT Americans and
were hoping to be able to celebrate some more victories for
Equality by the time Knoxville PrideFest rolls around on 6/22.
Marriage Equality seems to be on everyones minds and with 12
states and the District of Columbia now recognizing same-sex
marriages, how much longer can it really be before its the law of
the land? Well, you may know THAT answer before this book
comes to print as the US Supreme Court is expected to rule on
the Defense of Marriage Act and Californias discriminatory
Prop 8 in early June. No matter what the SCOTUS ruling, 2013
will go down in history as a groundbreaking year for advancing
Marriage Equality and we cant wait to celebrate our victories with
you at Knoxville PrideFest 2013!
The Boy Scouts of America have also been in the mix as, while
denying equal rights to LGBT adults to help lead their troops, they did
have over 61% of their membership vote to allow gay youth to be
Scouts. Im not really sure what that means for those boys once they
grow up and the organization disallows them to continue serving, but
maybe theyll Be Prepared to figure that out at that time. In any
case, EVERYONES welcome at Knoxville PrideFest, so we hope they
all come OUT & Live. Love. Be. PROUD! w/ us this year.
WELCOMING YOU TO PRIDEFEST
If you havent heard, 2013 also brings a lot of changes to our
own Knoxville PrideFest Festival. The biggest change is a move
from our beloved home for the last 5 years on Market Square to
the South Lawn of the Worlds Fair Park. Its a move that we
thought long & hard about, but in the end was a result of our
own success & growth and the need to allow our community to
continue experiencing that growth as we Live. Love. Be. PROUD!
daily. Make sure and check out the Whats New at Knoxville
PrideFest page later in this book for some other changes that
come along with our move. I hope youll be as excited as we are
and come OUT to celebrate with us.
The biggest change is our venue, but to me the most important
change is our choice of headlining entertainment for this years
festival. I wont spoil the surprise as theres plenty of info later
in this book, but suffice it to say that ALL 4 (Yes 4) of our
headliners choose to Live. Love. Be. PROUD! right along w/
you as out & proud members of the LGBT Community. A great
FIRST for Knoxville that I hope you appreciate & enjoy.
Were always proud of our inclusion of a wide variety of venues
for our events. If youre joining us for one of our 20 Eat OUT
w/ Pride events, heading to The Emporium for Art OUT in the
City, coming out to the always HOT Next to Nothing Fashion
Show & Auction or even marching down Gay St. in the Pride
Parade, thats what PRIDE is all about, so come OUT and Live.
Love. Be. PROUD! ALL over Knoxville with Knoxville PrideFest.

No matter HOW you celebrate, or who you are, whether you
make all of the events, or just a few, come OUT and Live. Love.
Be. PROUD! with Knoxville PrideFest this year! It wont be the
same without YOU!
See you there,
M. Todd Cramer
President East TN Equality Council
Proud supporter of
Knoxville PrideFest 2013



CITY COUNTY BUILDING ROOM 691 400 MAIN STREET P.O. BOX 1631 KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE 37901
PHONE: 865-215-2040 FAX: 865-215-2085 EMAIL: MAYOR@CITYOFKNOXVILLE.ORG
WWW.CITYOFKNOXVILLE.ORG
June 22, 2013

Welcome to the 2013 Knoxville PrideFest!

This annual celebration of music, entertainment and speakers focuses on one of
humanitys basic principles: to promote equality and inclusion of all. While the
festival has moved from Market Square to Worlds Fair Park
this year, the mission to live, love and be proud hasnt
changed and still rings true.

Throughout the day, you have an opportunity to support
vendors and businesses that reach out to the LGBT
community. They have come to display information about
their organization and sell goods and services. By supporting
these businesses, you help to bolster our local economy and
make Knoxville even stronger.

The 2013 PrideFest features several activities, including a
joint concert with the Knoxville Gay Mens Chorus and
Nashville in Harmony, Art Out in the City, the Pride Picnic, and more. Last year, I
walked in the parade down Gay Street to show my support for equality. Though I
am unable to participate this year, I hope the 2013 parade is an even bigger
success.

I have often said that a great city opens its arms and gathers into its midst the
diversity of its people - people of all races and colors, people of all abilities, gay
and straight, people of all faiths, from the youngest to the oldest, from the richest
to the poorest. All of us are Knoxville, and Knoxville will only become greater if all
of us are involved and respected,

I am honored to serve as your Mayor, and hope you will enjoy all of the activities
that PrideFest has to offer.

Sincerely,




Madeline Rogero
Mayor


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Todd Cramer
President
A native Knoxvillian, and Bearden alum, Todd credits his decision to leave
town and attend Clemson for the independence and drive that denes him.
Having been a Young Life leader, President of his Sigma Chi Pledge Class
& of his Alumni Chapter and Chapter Advisor to his alma mater, Todd spent
much of his free time in SC volunteering with causes dear to him. Back in TN
in 2000, he continued that leadership as a founder of the Knoxville Human
Rights Group, with service on the boards of TEP, the Knoxville Ski and
Outing Club, & Positively Living and now as the founding President of ETEC.
Having sold out of the brokerage business he joined after college, Todd is
now President of his family business, Johnstone Supply. He is thankful for
his relationship with God, the love, support & recent marriage to his soul
mate, Ernie, their dogs Hopps and Tiger, and the rest of their
family and friends.
Kathrine Weeks
Vice President/Treasurer/Programming Committee Chair
Since 1996, Kathrine has been involved in organizing local Pride and other
social events. In her service again as Programming Committee Chair, she is in
charge of coordinating entertainment for Knoxville PrideFest 2012 & all of
our related events. Kathrine is also the President of Gyrlgroove, the
organization sponsoring womens dances and other live music events
featuring local female musicians. Kathrine and the staff of Gyrlgroove have
promoted social networking opportunities for lesbians in East TN since 2001.
Dusty Brock
Secretary/Parade Co-Chair
This well adjusted middle child was born and raised in Knoxville. A repressed
accountant by trade, Dusty has never met a stranger and enjoys socializing
with a wide variety of great friends. In addition to serving on the Board of
Directors of ETEC he is a member of the Red & Green Committee, serves as
V.P. of Accounting for the non-prot Lake Bettye, and is a past board member
of the Knoxville Chapter of the Tennessee Society of CPA's. He enjoys
spending time with his family and friends, traveling, playing with cars, and
offering his strong opinions.
Sandy Huneycutt
Board Member
Sandy is originally from a small town outside of Charlotte, NC. She started
her career over 25 years ago working with individuals that have disabilities.
Currently, she works for Breakthrough Corp. as the Quality Assurance
Coordinator. Living in Knoxville for 12 years; she is the proud parent of two
wonderful children Katie and Seth. During her spare time Sandy is on the
board of ETEC, Deacon at Church of the Savior in Knoxville and volunteers
with Family Promise.
Susan Musser
Board Member/Art OUT in the City, Co-chair
Born and raised just a few counties shy of here, Susan moved to Knoxville in
1987 and considers it home. After receiving her masters degree from the
University of Tennessee Knoxville, she taught and coached in the Knox
County School system for 15 years and now enjoys a different set of challenges
in teaching online. Along with serving as a board member on the East
Tennessee Equality Council, Susan is the cochair for both Eat OUT with Pride
and Art OUT in the City. She is an active member of the Knoxville Track Club
and the proud mama of best little dogs on the planet, Mollie and Maggie.
Bill Mynatt
Board Member
Bill is a native of Knoxville who joined the ETEC Board in 2010. He returned
to Knoxville from Vanderbilt to attend UT College of Law and has practiced
family law with Sheppeard, Swanson and Mynatt, PLC since 1991. After
getting his feet wet with PrideFest 2010, he is looking forward to another
great year of Pride and would like to thank the Board, especially Todd, Carla,
Kathrine and Ben for their hard work making Knoxville's festival something to
be proud of as well as an awful lot of fun
Mark Janes
Board Member/ Beverage Chair / Pridefest Parade co-chair/ Eat
OUT w/ Pride, Co-chair
Mark is originally from a small town outside Louisville, KY. He attended the
University of Louisville, served in the US Army as well as the Kentucky
National Guard. Mark transplanted to East TN in 1997 where he now works
as an account manager for a liquor wholesaler and he also owns an alcohol
server training company, Top Shelf Express LLC. He is a member of HRC, Red
& Green Committee and a board member for ETEC. Mark enjoys spending
time with hispartner of 11 yrs, friends, family, traveling and working in the yard.

& COMMITTEE MEMBERS
ETEC BOARD
Todd Cramer
President
A native Knoxvillian, and Bearden alum, Todd credits his decision to leave
town and attend Clemson for the independence and drive that denes him.
Having been a Young Life leader, President of his Sigma Chi Pledge Class
& of his Alumni Chapter and Chapter Advisor to his alma mater, Todd spent
much of his free time in SC volunteering with causes dear to him. Back in TN
in 2000, he continued that leadership as a founder of the Knoxville Human
Rights Group, with service on the boards of TEP, the Knoxville Ski and
Outing Club, & Positively Living and now as the founding President of ETEC.
Having sold out of the brokerage business he joined after college, Todd is
now President of his family business, Johnstone Supply. He is thankful for
his relationship with God, the love, support & recent marriage to his soul
mate, Ernie, their dogs Hopps and Tiger, and the rest of their
family and friends.
Kathrine Weeks
Vice President/Treasurer/Programming Committee Chair
Since 1996, Kathrine has been involved in organizing local Pride and other
social events. In her service again as Programming Committee Chair, she is in
charge of coordinating entertainment for Knoxville PrideFest 2012 & all of
our related events. Kathrine is also the President of Gyrlgroove, the
organization sponsoring womens dances and other live music events
featuring local female musicians. Kathrine and the staff of Gyrlgroove have
promoted social networking opportunities for lesbians in East TN since 2001.
Dusty Brock
Secretary/Parade Co-Chair
This well adjusted middle child was born and raised in Knoxville. A repressed
accountant by trade, Dusty has never met a stranger and enjoys socializing
with a wide variety of great friends. In addition to serving on the Board of
Directors of ETEC he is a member of the Red & Green Committee, serves as
V.P. of Accounting for the non-prot Lake Bettye, and is a past board member
of the Knoxville Chapter of the Tennessee Society of CPA's. He enjoys
spending time with his family and friends, traveling, playing with cars, and
offering his strong opinions.
Sandy Huneycutt
Board Member
Sandy is originally from a small town outside of Charlotte, NC. She started
her career over 25 years ago working with individuals that have disabilities.
Currently, she works for Breakthrough Corp. as the Quality Assurance
Coordinator. Living in Knoxville for 12 years; she is the proud parent of two
wonderful children Katie and Seth. During her spare time Sandy is on the
board of ETEC, Deacon at Church of the Savior in Knoxville and volunteers
with Family Promise.
Susan Musser
Board Member/Art OUT in the City, Co-chair
Born and raised just a few counties shy of here, Susan moved to Knoxville in
1987 and considers it home. After receiving her masters degree from the
University of Tennessee Knoxville, she taught and coached in the Knox
County School system for 15 years and now enjoys a different set of challenges
in teaching online. Along with serving as a board member on the East
Tennessee Equality Council, Susan is the cochair for both Eat OUT with Pride
and Art OUT in the City. She is an active member of the Knoxville Track Club
and the proud mama of best little dogs on the planet, Mollie and Maggie.
Bill Mynatt
Board Member
Bill is a native of Knoxville who joined the ETEC Board in 2010. He returned
to Knoxville from Vanderbilt to attend UT College of Law and has practiced
family law with Sheppeard, Swanson and Mynatt, PLC since 1991. After
getting his feet wet with PrideFest 2010, he is looking forward to another
great year of Pride and would like to thank the Board, especially Todd, Carla,
Kathrine and Ben for their hard work making Knoxville's festival something to
be proud of as well as an awful lot of fun
Mark Janes
Board Member/ Beverage Chair / Pridefest Parade co-chair/ Eat
OUT w/ Pride, Co-chair
Mark is originally from a small town outside Louisville, KY. He attended the
University of Louisville, served in the US Army as well as the Kentucky
National Guard. Mark transplanted to East TN in 1997 where he now works
as an account manager for a liquor wholesaler and he also owns an alcohol
server training company, Top Shelf Express LLC. He is a member of HRC, Red
& Green Committee and a board member for ETEC. Mark enjoys spending
time with hispartner of 11 yrs, friends, family, traveling and working in the yard.

& COMMITTEE MEMBERS
ETEC BOARD
Ben Byers
Board Member/Festival Day, Chair
A Knoxville native, Ben is very happy to be involved in pride again this year.
This event is such a great opportunity for our community to gather together
and show our support for each other. He also serves as TEP's Knoxville
Committee Chair promoting positive change on the state and local levels. He
would like to thank Todd, his incredible fellow committee chairs, the City
Special Events Ofce, and all the volunteers who help make
PrideFest a success.
Ernie Hoskins
Next 2 Nothing Fashion Show, Chair/ Eat OUT w/ Pride, Co-Chair
Art OUT in the City, Co-Chair
Ernie is an 8th generation Kentuckian, but has called Knoxville home for over
6+ years. Ernie is an Event Planner & a Volunteer. Ernie would like to thank
his incredible Husband, Todd Cramer & dogs Tiger & Hopps for pushing him
every day to do & be a better person. Ernie would like to give a special
THANKS to all of his fellow co-chairs & all of the supportive community that
make volunteering such a great honor. "I slept & dreamt that life was joy.
I awoke & saw that life was service. I acted & behold, service was joy".
~ Rabindranath Tagore.
Joe Jackson
Volunteer Coordinator
Born in Morristown, TN and after a few brief stops along the way found
himself in Knoxville in the fall of 1989. Joe and his partner Kelly have been
together for 19 plus years. Joe is the Human Resources Director for The Ted
Russell Automotive Group, where he has been for the past 18 years. Joe is a
Member and Board Treasurer of the Knoxville Gay Mens Chorus, Member
and Past President of the Knoxville Track Club, Member and former Deacon
of Metropolitan Community Church of Knoxville and Past Race Chair for
Susan G Komen Race for the Cure. Joes mantra always live and think
OUTside of the box.
& COMMITTEE MEMBERS
ETEC BOARD
THANKS FOR ALL OF YOUR HARD WORK.
Knoxville PrideFest would not happen without you ALL!
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flavored vodka, 4 oz lemonade, sliced
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INGrEDIENTS: 2 oz 360 Grape, fill With
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GarNISh: 2 fresh Grapes and sliced
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INGrEDIENTS: 2 oz 360 Grape, oz simple
syrup, muddled mint, lime and Grapes,
fill With lemon lime soda
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GlaSS: tumbler
INGrEDIENTS: 2 oz 360 mandarin oranGe,
filled With oranGe Juice
GarNISh: sliced ranGe rine
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GlaSS: martini
INGrEDIENTS: 2 oz 360 mandarin oranGe
flavored vodka, 2 muddled straWberries,
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INGrEDIENTS: 1 oz 360 red raspberry and
1 oz coffee liqueur
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GlaSS: martini
INGrEDIENTS: 1 oz 360 red raspberry,
1 oz 360 madaGascar vanilla and
2 oz cranberry Juice
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GlaSS: shot
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GlaSS: rocks/old fashioned
INGrEDIENTS: 1 oz 360 madaGascar vanilla
flavored vodka, oz cream, oz aGave
nectar, fill With soda
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GlaSS: rocks/old fashioned
INGrEDIENTS: 1 oz 360 madaGascar vanilla
flavored vodka, oz coconut rum, oz
melon liqueur, fill With pineapple Juice,
splash of soda GarNISh: pineapple slice
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GlaSS: shot
INGrEDIENTS: 2 oz 360 sorrento lemon
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GlaSS: martini
INGrEDIENTS: 1 oz 360 sorrento lemon
flavored vodka, 1 oz fresh sour mix,
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GarNISh: fresh cherry
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GlaSS: tumbler
INGrEDIENTS: 1 oz 360 buttered popcorn
flavored vodka fill With cola
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GlaSS: shooter
INGrEDIENTS: 1 oz 360 buttered popcorn
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rim shot Glass With salt and suGar
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Knoxvilles
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Chef inspired small plates and an extensive
selection of wine, beer and specialty cocktails!
Open for lunch and dinner daily.
Gourmet Brunch Menu Sundays 11am 3pm
The Pinnacle at Turkey Creek 11383 Parkside Dr.
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Love a new Subie
Call John Myers at Grayson Subaru
865-251-4269
Cocoa Moon Fusion Grill brings an International menu in a metropolitan setting to the center of Market Square.
Enjoy lunch or dinner in the comfort of our sofa booths or a cocktail from one of our three full service bars. Meet
your friends for ve dollar appetizers and drink specials from 3:00 to 6:00 pm Monday through Saturday during
happy hours. Book our private party room for your next reception or graduation party. Like us on facebook at
Cocoa Moon Market Square to stay connected and to see what exciting events are in the works.
19 Market Sq | Knoxville 37902 | (865) 521-3888
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use Group Code PRI on the Hampton Inns site directly.
Standard Taxes per room/per night are 17.25%. Rate valid 6/21-23/13 while supplies last.
Make your reservation by 5/31 for group rate. Individual cancellations must be rnade 72 hours prior to
the date of arrival or full payment of reservation will incur.
WALKING DISTANCE TO THE PRIDE PARADE &
KNOXVILLE PRIDEFEST FESTIVAL.
1516 Downwn West Blvd. Knoxville, TN 37919
(865) 694-9060
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VISIT OUR BOOTH AT THE 2013 PRIDEFEST
CELEBRITYBARTENDING
COME TASTE COCKTAILS FROM LOCAL STARS
AND SUPPORT KNOXVILLE PRIDEFEST
JUNE 19TH | 5PM
20% OF SALES DONATED TO
THE SPEAKEASY
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SAMUEL CLINT
DAMEWOOD
$1.50 DOMESTICS NIGHT / $4 VODKA WEDNESDAY
Live Entertainment By:
18 Market Square | Knoxville, TN 37902-1417
An Italian American Restaurant with an award wining wine list. We are located downtown in
historic Market Square. We have a full service patio & bar. We do take reservations & call
ahead seating and have a private dining room which can be reserved for any occasion. We
are open for lunch and dinner Monday through Saturday and open for a uniquely Italian
brunch on Sundays from 11-4. We host monthly wine tastings & wine pairing dinners, please
check out our NEWS category for updated information about our events.
Monday 11am 9pm | Tuesday 11am 9pm | Wednesday 11am 9pm | Thursday 11am 9pm
Friday 11am 10pm | Saturday 11am 10pm | Sunday Brunch 11am 4pm
WEDNESDAY - JUNE 19TH
1501 East Fifth Avenue | Knoxville, TN | 865.525.1540
COMMUNITY - BASED ORGANIZATION SERVING
PERSONS WITH HIV/AIDS AND OTHER
CATASTROPHIC ILLNESS.
So check
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Voted Knoxvilles Best Radio Station 2006-2013
by Metro Pulse readers
Named 2011s Most IMproved Station in North America
by College Music Journal
One of the 10 Most LIstened to College Stations in America.
mtvU 2012
One of the CooLest
20 College Radio Stations in America in 2011
Mens Health magazine
One of the 40 Best Little Radio Stations in America! in 2010
Paste Magazine
What are you listening to?
WUTK proudly
sponsors Knoxville
PrideFest 2013
On the airwaves and streaming 24.7.365 @ WUTKRADIO.COM
or listen with your smart phone and iPad app.
So check
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Voted Knoxvilles Best Radio Station 2006-2013
by Metro Pulse readers
Named 2011s Most IMproved Station in North America
by College Music Journal
One of the 10 Most LIstened to College Stations in America.
mtvU 2012
One of the CooLest
20 College Radio Stations in America in 2011
Mens Health magazine
One of the 40 Best Little Radio Stations in America! in 2010
Paste Magazine
What are you listening to?
WUTK proudly
sponsors Knoxville
PrideFest 2013
On the airwaves and streaming 24.7.365 @ WUTKRADIO.COM
or listen with your smart phone and iPad app.
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Knoxville PrideFest 2013
EVENT PLANNER
@
FRIDAY - JUNE 21ST
WE HAVE THE ENTIRE GROUNDS TO OURSELF, SO WE
HAVE 9 HOURS OF FUN PLANNED FOR THE COMMUNITY.
STARTING AT 1 PM THIS IS PLANNED TO BE THE BEST FESTIVAL YET!
( AND ITS STILL FREE TO ATTEND! )
OVER 20 PERFORMERS THROUGHOUT THE DAY TO ENTERTAIN YOU.
&
$1 WRISTBAND AND VALID ID REQUIRED TO CONSUME ALCOHOL.
NO COOLERS. FREE WATER! WE TAKE CASH OR CREDIT, BUT THERE ARE NO ATMS
ON SITE ( SO PLAN AHEAD! ). BUY A VIP PASS & TREAT YOURSELF TO THE TENTED
VIP AREA FOR FREE FOOD, DRINKS & A/C.
MORE GREEN SPACE FOR A CHILDRENS AREA, PICNIC-STYLE EATING
AND LOUNGING WITH FRIENDS.
THE RED TAPE
WERE SELLING ALCOHOL. YOU MUST BE 21 TO DRINK IT AND YOU CANT BRING
YOUR OWN NO MATTER HOW OLD YOU ARE. SORRY, ITS THE LAW. THE POLICE
WILL BE THERE ENFORCING, SO JUST FOLLOW THE RULES. FEEL FREE TO BRING
LAWN CHAIRS & BLANKETS, BUT NO COOLERS ARE ALLOWED IN THE
PARK. THERE WILL BE FOOD & DRINK VENDORS, SO THANK THEM
FOR THEIR SUPPORT BY BRINGING LOTS OF CASH.
WITH PRI DEFEST THIS YEAR!
WHATS NEW
THANKS TO THE STRONG LGTBQ COMMUNITY, THEIR ALLIES AND THE HARD WORK OF THE
EAST TENNESSEE EQUALITY COUNCIL, KNOXVILLE PRIDEFEST HAS EXPANDED TO THE
WORLDS FAIR PARK. THIS NEW LOCATION BRINGS NEW SPONSORS AND NEW OPPORTUNITIES:
O N T WO STA G E S!
Worlds Fair Park | June 22 | 1- 10 PM
DANGEROUS MUSE | GOD-DES and SHE | BEVERLY MCCLELLAN | LEVI KREIS
ETEC STAGE & 90.3 THE ROCK STAGE
Preservation Pub
28 Market Square
3 Levels til 3am
7 days a week
200 Artists a month
We are PROUD to serve you.
Te Dwight Price Team:
Above: Dwight Price
Top lef: Sara Price
Top right: Jarrod Cruze
Bottom lef: Seth Price
Bottom right: Russ Orlowski
Contact us today!
865-977-0770
www.dwightprice.com
547 W. Lamar Alexander Pkwy.
Maryville, TN 37801
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This year promises to be the biggest and best Parade Knoxville PrideFest has ever seen! We invite you to be a part of the celebration!
Do you own a business? Go to a supportive church? Are you in a community group? If so, grab a few friends and a banner or, better yet,
build a float. Feel free to be as creative as possible while promoting your business, church, group, etc. The crowd always loves freebies,
so hand out whatever youd like, but, per City regulayions, nothing can be thrown from vehicles/floats. This year we are introducing
trophies for the top 3 floats.

LI VE. LOVE. BE. PROUD!
i n your f l oat desi gn/ decorat i on and you mi ght j ust be one of our wi nner s!
To register for the parade go to www.knoxvillepridefest.com under the Events tab. Click parade and fill out the form. Its FREE and as
simple as that to register. You will also find a map of the parade route on that same page so you can get your friends to come cheer you
on. However, if you plan to participate in the 2013 PrideFest Parade you need to register no later than Wednesday, June 19th.
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STREET IN DOWNTOWN KNOXVILLE
SHUCK RAW BAR & ALE
135 S. Gay Street, Knoxville, TN 37902
865-329-0000
Mon thru Thurs 11 am - 12 am Fri and Sat 11 am - 2 am Sun 12 pm - 9 pm
Complimentary Valet parking service on Fridays & Saturdays
Shuck Raw Bar & Ale is brought you by the
management teams of Nama Sushi Bar and Cr
Bistro & Wine Bar. Located in the recently
improved 100 block of Gay Street in Downtown
Knoxville, Shuck is adding an exciting new
element to the cuisine offered in the East
Tennessee area. Featuring raw oysters on the half
shell, steamers, peel and eat shrimp as well as a
variety of seafood entrees, salads, ceviche and
crudo, the menu has been created to reflect
regional and worldly seafood flavor profiles. Fresh
oyster varieties and chef features change daily,
utilizing the freshest ingredients and offering top
quality preparations. Shuck also has an extensive
draft beer and bottle selection. We encourage our
guests to take a tour through the Old World wines
of France, Italy, Spain and Greece that have been
carefully selected to please and educate anyones
palate. Shuck is a destination restaurant that strives
to provide every guest with a memorable
experience each time they walk through the door.
Set in a casual atmosphere with upscale standards,
Shuck Raw Bar & Ale is a unique, eclectic
restaurant that is inviting to all who love great
cuisine and drinks. We are open for lunch and
dinner. Please join us soon!
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Our mission is to celebrate and preserve
our regions' musical heritage in the only way it
can be done: playing the tunes and passing
them on from musician to musician. East
Tennessee has rich roots in Irish and Scottish
music, and they merged here with other
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time Appalachian genres. At Boyds Jig and
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and future. Come on down, bring your ddle or
instrument of your choice and join in. If you
forget your instrument, there are plenty tuned
up and ready to play from pianos to a double
bass to a harp, and of course plenty of
mandolins and ddles. Dont play? We have
beer and food for the spectators!
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Special thanks to all of our Eat OUT w/ Pride & Next to Nothing Sponsors!
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Special Thanks to
EDDIE MANNIS - Diamond Sponsor
TIM YOUNG - PrideFest Partner Sponsor
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Friday &
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807 So Gay Street Knoxville, TN
open 7 days
865 544 0537
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Friday &
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807 So Gay Street Knoxville, TN
open 7 days
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FACILITATED DISCUSSION ON
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RELEVANT TO LOCAL GAY
MEN IN A SAFE AND
OPEN ENVIRONMENT.
Celebrating 19 years together!
Mondays at 7:30PM
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2931 Kingston Pike
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THURSDAY - JULY 25TH
Club Exile
4928 Homberg Dr. 865.249.8364
Club XYZ
1215 N. Central Ave. 865.637.4XYZ
The Edge
7211 Kingston Pike 865.588.8030
Oak Ridge Unitarian Universalist Church
1500 Oak Ridge Turnpike | www.standingonthesideoflove.org 865.483.6761
Church of the Savior United Church of Christ
934 N. Weisgarber Rd. | http://www.cos-ucc.org 865.584.7531

Metropolitan Community Church
7820 Redeemer Ln. | http://www.mccknoxville.org 865.531.2539

The Episcopal Church of the Good Samaritan
425 North Cedar Bluff Rd.| http://www.goodsamaritan.dioet.org 865.693.9591
Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church
2931 Kingston Pike | http://www.tvuuc. 865.523.4176
Community of St. Ninians
2527 Linden Ave. | http://www.saintninianswell.org 865.523.6101
St. Lukes Episcopal
600 S Chestnut S | www.stlukesknoxville.org 865.522.4244
A Place of Grace
865.908.6764
The Redeemed Church
1717 Boyd's Creek Hwy | http://www.theredeemedchurchtn.org 865.206.4056
Westside Unitarian Universalist
616 Fretz Ln. | http://www.westknoxuu.org 865.777.9882
Greater Knoxville PFLAG meets at the Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist
Church at 7 pm on the Second Thursday of each month. www.pflagknoxville.org
Maryville PFLAG meets on the 1st Thursday of each month from September-May
www.pflagmaryville.org and on Facebook.
Spectrum Cafe for LGBTQ youth is sponsored by and held at the Tennessee Valley
Unitarian Universalist Church at 5 pm on the First and Third Saturday evenings of each
month. www.discoveret.org/spectrum/
TEP Knox County Committee meets at 7 pm on the Third Thursday of each month.
Find us on Facebook at facebook.com/TEPKnox

The Monday Night Gay Mens Group meets every Monday night at Tennessee Valley
Unitarian Universalist Church. For more info call Rick Sawyer at 865.523.6101or ggknoxville.org.
Lesbian Social Group meets at 7:30 pm every Wednesday night at
Time Warp Tea Room on Central Avenue. For more info contact
needinfo@lesbiansocialgroup.com or 865.531.7788 or find us on Facebook.
Gyrlgroove meets several times a year for womyns dances.
For more info contact Kathrine@gyrlgroove.com or www.gyrlgroove.com
Lambda Student Union through the University of Tennessee holds general meetings
at 6 pm on Monday nights in the University Center. For more information contact
utklambda.org.
GLSEN East Tennessee an organization that strives to help provide means that
support growth and development of GSAs of the surrounding area high schools, as well as
support the community. www.glsen.org

Knoxville Gay Mens Chorus strives to give entertaining high-quality performances
that appeal to all audiences while shedding a positive light on the GLBT community.
www.knoxgmc.com
K-Town Softball League is an organization dedicated to providing East Tennessees
gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) community the opportunity to experience
recreational softball in a safe, fun, and competitive environment. www.ktownsoftball.com
Lambda Car Club the largest car club for Gay Men and Lesbians. We are a social
group who shared the love for all things cars and automotive.www.lcccumberland.com
SOCIAL GROUPS
EXPERIENCE
NIGHTLIFE
SPI RITUALITY
Club Exile
4928 Homberg Dr. 865.249.8364
Club XYZ
1215 N. Central Ave. 865.637.4XYZ
The Edge
7211 Kingston Pike 865.588.8030
Oak Ridge Unitarian Universalist Church
1500 Oak Ridge Turnpike | www.standingonthesideoflove.org 865.483.6761
Church of the Savior United Church of Christ
934 N. Weisgarber Rd. | http://www.cos-ucc.org 865.584.7531

Metropolitan Community Church
7820 Redeemer Ln. | http://www.mccknoxville.org 865.531.2539

The Episcopal Church of the Good Samaritan
425 North Cedar Bluff Rd.| http://www.goodsamaritan.dioet.org 865.693.9591
Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church
2931 Kingston Pike | http://www.tvuuc. 865.523.4176
Community of St. Ninians
2527 Linden Ave. | http://www.saintninianswell.org 865.523.6101
St. Lukes Episcopal
600 S Chestnut S | www.stlukesknoxville.org 865.522.4244
A Place of Grace
865.908.6764
The Redeemed Church
1717 Boyd's Creek Hwy | http://www.theredeemedchurchtn.org 865.206.4056
Westside Unitarian Universalist
616 Fretz Ln. | http://www.westknoxuu.org 865.777.9882
Greater Knoxville PFLAG meets at the Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist
Church at 7 pm on the Second Thursday of each month. www.pflagknoxville.org
Maryville PFLAG meets on the 1st Thursday of each month from September-May
www.pflagmaryville.org and on Facebook.
Spectrum Cafe for LGBTQ youth is sponsored by and held at the Tennessee Valley
Unitarian Universalist Church at 5 pm on the First and Third Saturday evenings of each
month. www.discoveret.org/spectrum/
TEP Knox County Committee meets at 7 pm on the Third Thursday of each month.
Find us on Facebook at facebook.com/TEPKnox

The Monday Night Gay Mens Group meets every Monday night at Tennessee Valley
Unitarian Universalist Church. For more info call Rick Sawyer at 865.523.6101or ggknoxville.org.
Lesbian Social Group meets at 7:30 pm every Wednesday night at
Time Warp Tea Room on Central Avenue. For more info contact
needinfo@lesbiansocialgroup.com or 865.531.7788 or find us on Facebook.
Gyrlgroove meets several times a year for womyns dances.
For more info contact Kathrine@gyrlgroove.com or www.gyrlgroove.com
Lambda Student Union through the University of Tennessee holds general meetings
at 6 pm on Monday nights in the University Center. For more information contact
utklambda.org.
GLSEN East Tennessee an organization that strives to help provide means that
support growth and development of GSAs of the surrounding area high schools, as well as
support the community. www.glsen.org

Knoxville Gay Mens Chorus strives to give entertaining high-quality performances
that appeal to all audiences while shedding a positive light on the GLBT community.
www.knoxgmc.com
K-Town Softball League is an organization dedicated to providing East Tennessees
gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) community the opportunity to experience
recreational softball in a safe, fun, and competitive environment. www.ktownsoftball.com
Lambda Car Club the largest car club for Gay Men and Lesbians. We are a social
group who shared the love for all things cars and automotive.www.lcccumberland.com
SOCIAL GROUPS
EXPERIENCE
NIGHTLIFE
SPI RITUALITY
Community of St. Ninian
A Ministry of Hospitality
2527 Linden Ave. | Knoxville, TN 37914 | 865.523.6101
Friday - Meal 6:30 Friday - 7:45
Church of the Savior
An Open and Affrming Congregation
of the United Church of Christ

A caring and inclusive Christian church,

where all people are welcomed
in the life of our congregation
regardless of sexual orientation or
other differences.
You are welcome here!
934 Weigarber Road, Knoxville, TN
www.cos-ucc.org

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righta for aII LGBT peopIe and thoae they Iove.

To get invoIved with the Party, caII 865-540-4001 or emaiI
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KCDP Leaderahip

Chair- Linda Haney
Vice-Chair- Cameron Brooka
8ecretary- Mary WiIaon
Treaaurer- ]erome MiIIer

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in the Fall of 2013!
Check out our website for
upcoming events & appearances!
ADD YOUR VOICE!
Check out our website for vocal try-outs!
Its easy and fun!
Or, if singings not your thing, ask a Board
Member how to get involved. We need YOU!
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GLSEN East Tennessee PFLAG Maryville
EastTNGSA.com PFLAG Knoxville
PFLAG Oak Ridge
Maryville, TN Chapter
www.PFLAGMaryville.org
Regular monthly meetings on the frst Thursday of each month
(September through May) in Room 205 of Fayerweather Hall
on the Maryville College campus. Meetings are informal and
our diverse group comes together to share...to listen...and to
inform. You will be welcomed!
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