Have you found that special someone just in time for a romantic rendezvous?  Bring plenty of whipped cream where you can playfully feed each other in romantic bliss while your friends feign gagging noises. Still optimistic about finding the love of your life? Make something sure to impress the fellers and turn Betty Crocker green with envy.  After all, the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, not his... well, let's not make Betty blush... Does all that red and pink and lovey-dovey lace make you nauseous?  Then surprise us with a delicious Cellblock-style dessert!  We'll provide the accoutrements to help make it hurt so good. Or are you convinced this holiday is just a bunch of horsehung? (Hmm, that's not right... what's the expression?)  Not to worry, we have something special reserved for you, too!  After all, sweet could not be without bitter.

So please bring something sweet to share; a dessert would be good, too...

For more info email or call Matt Lagen at (773) 769-6489.

Join us for dinner and a show at Voltaire.  They will be having a Jazz and Blues Revue that weekend with Tom & Lisa.  Please arrive promptly at 6:30 that evening as the show starts at 7 and they want us seated by then. This means CST(Central Standard Time) not GST(Gay Standard Time).  Dinner should run between $30 - $40 more or less depending on how much alcohol we consume.

We have reservations for 20.  If there are more than 20 of us going we will need to call Voltaire to reserve more space. To RSVP, contact Michael Dortch by phone (773) 388-0546 or email him at [email protected]. 

See the latest in bicycles, gear, accessories, components and specialty items from over 200 companies. *    Test ride bikes. *    Speak with local bike clubs & associations. *    Enter raffles to win great prizes. *    Informative seminars, including: *    Bill Houda, from Bike Wisconsin, speaking on "Preparing for Multi-Day Bike Tours"; *    Dave Glowacz, Mr. Bike, speaking on "Metro Biking Tricks and Tips", and *  Sally Edwards, world class athlete, fitness expert, and author, speaking on "How to Ride Better Using a Heart Rate Monitor" and "For Women: How to Have More Fun on a Bike" *    Visit CABDA's Close-out Center, featuring discounts on hundreds of cycling accessories, gear and clothing from participating retailers. Proceeds from the Close-out Center benefit various bicycle advocacy groups. *    Local bicycle retailers will be selling thousands of items.

We¹re planning to meet at the gate on Sunday, February 18th at Noon.  Admission is $7 for adults
$4 for children under 12.  For more information and a $1.00 discount coupon, log on to www.thebikeshow.com.

After the show those who are interested will be trekking to Big Chick¹s for the weekly buffet. The Donald E. Stevens Convention Center is accessible from the River Road stop on the Blue Line.  Cheap ($1.50) parking is available at the Blue Line stop parking lot.  It¹s a short walk south to the convention center. Email or call Tom Hedeen at (773) 944-9449 to coordinate rides. Hope to see you there!.

Join us for our fourth-annual mid-winter get-away to see our Wisconsin friends.  We’ve asked Ron and Joe to turn this into another completely Gay Weekend.  Beautifully appointed Victorian rooms, a  scrumptious breakfast (lo-cal) and dinner each day.  We’ve gotten so spoiled!   Call the Mansion ahead to reserve your room at (262) 728-9090.

For more info email or call Steve Cain at (773) 772-8521. 

Get out of the house and join our friends for a 15-mile run, a 3-mile walk, or something in between. The group gathers back at the Totem Pole before heading to a neighborhood place for breakfast on Saturdays and dinner on Tuesdays. This is a great way to keep those calves and thighs toned during the winter months.

What better way to spend Sunday afternoons than with good company, good drink (vodka lemonades recommended) and delicious (FREE!) food... remember to thank owner Michelle Fire for supporting the WCCC.