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Rainbow Connection: Baton Rouge LGBTQ+ and Allies Meetup
Rainbow Connection is a safe vacuum in Baton Rouge (and the surrounding area) for the LGBTQIA+ community, linear allies, and anyone in between to meetup and attach. This group is to make friends and find solidarity amongst our hold. Wherever you are on your journey - you are welcome. Whether you identify as linear, exploring, "somewhere on the flag", or a "Kinsey 6".
Rainbow Connection also serves as a networking tool, as well as a support and lobbying platform. We consent and encourage the voices of all queer people who want to expand in a gradual and positive style. We stand by consent culture, homosexual gender identities, gay sexuality, sex workers, alternative physical ability, and neurodiversity. As not all of our members may be "out" to their friends and family, please recollect that discretion is necessary unless otherwise agreed upon.
"Someday we'll find it, the rainbow connection. The lovers, the dreamers and me."
How to Celebrate Pride Month in Baton Rouge
As dwelling of the largest indoor Pride festival in the South, Baton Rouge bids an abundance of LGBTQ+-owned and affirming businesses, as well as pride events throughout the month of June. You can demonstrate your support on your next trip to Baton Rouge by checking out the businesses and events listed below!
Events
BR Pride Wine Dinner
Tuesday, June 17, 6 p.m. &#x; 9 p.m. at Beausoleil Coastal Cuisine
Prepare to be wined and dined! BR Pride and Beausoleil are hosting a wine dinner in celebration of Celebration Month in Baton Rouge. The 4-course dinner will be savored with wines, so grab your tickets while you can!
Pride Queenly Show
Thursday, June 19, p.m. &#x; p.m. at Red Stick Social
Celebrate Pride Month in style at Red Stick Social&#x;s Pride Queenly Show! Enjoy dazzling queenly performances, $5 drink specials, and jaw-dropping looks from some of the top local queens. Gather your friends for an indelible night of glitter, glamour, and celebration in Baton Rouge.
Baton Rouge Pride Fest
Saturday, June 28, 11 a.m.
MCC of Baton Rouge
Tom Dr
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
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About this MCC church: Metropolitan Community Church of Baton Rouge is a congregation of the worldwide movement known as the Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Society Churches. Founded in Baton Rouge in December , MCC of Baton Rouge has served our collective with a message of God’s inclusive love and a variety of outreach ministries continuously for more than 30 years. MCC’s primary outreach is to GLBT people, as adv as accepting and affirming heterosexuals and anyone else looking for an inclusive message. Everyone is welcome to participate in our ministries and activities.
We feel ALL are welcome in the family of God, and we practice a ministry of inclusion and love. We are dedicated to providing an unlock and safe community and equipping ourselves to act the work all of us are called by God to do in this world.
We believe that lives are transformed when people are freed from the oppressive religious environment of our day. So we provide, instead, a message of liberation designe
LGBTQ Baton Rouge – Be a Part of This Beautiful Bayou City!
Located on the banks of the rolling Mississippi River, Baton Rouge is a southern metropolis with a unique personality and rich culture that reflects the seven different countries that own governed it over the course of its history. Baton Rouge is known for being residence to Louisiana State University (or LSU, for short), and certainly, it has a strong educational sector – but it’s also known for offering many opportunities in the technology, medical, and research fields. Baton Rouge isn’t all business, though – it’s also plenty of fun. There’s a thriving arts and theatre scene here, and plenty of shops, restaurants, and recreational activities to enjoy too. Baton Rouge a southern city with plenty of personality, a welcoming essence, and a place for everyone who wants to call it home.
A Look at Baton Rouge’s History
Baton Rouge was initially established as a military post by the French in Its call is derived from a long-ago expedition in which French explorers noticed a red cypr
MCC of Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
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Website:
Facebook:
About this MCC church: Metropolitan Community Church of Baton Rouge is a congregation of the worldwide movement known as the Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Society Churches. Founded in Baton Rouge in December , MCC of Baton Rouge has served our collective with a message of God’s inclusive love and a variety of outreach ministries continuously for more than 30 years. MCC’s primary outreach is to GLBT people, as adv as accepting and affirming heterosexuals and anyone else looking for an inclusive message. Everyone is welcome to participate in our ministries and activities.
We feel ALL are welcome in the family of God, and we practice a ministry of inclusion and love. We are dedicated to providing an unlock and safe community and equipping ourselves to act the work all of us are called by God to do in this world.
We believe that lives are transformed when people are freed from the oppressive religious environment of our day. So we provide, instead, a message of liberation designe
LGBTQ Baton Rouge – Be a Part of This Beautiful Bayou City!
Located on the banks of the rolling Mississippi River, Baton Rouge is a southern metropolis with a unique personality and rich culture that reflects the seven different countries that own governed it over the course of its history. Baton Rouge is known for being residence to Louisiana State University (or LSU, for short), and certainly, it has a strong educational sector – but it’s also known for offering many opportunities in the technology, medical, and research fields. Baton Rouge isn’t all business, though – it’s also plenty of fun. There’s a thriving arts and theatre scene here, and plenty of shops, restaurants, and recreational activities to enjoy too. Baton Rouge a southern city with plenty of personality, a welcoming essence, and a place for everyone who wants to call it home.
A Look at Baton Rouge’s History
Baton Rouge was initially established as a military post by the French in Its call is derived from a long-ago expedition in which French explorers noticed a red cypr