LGBTQ Community Members Can Meet Up For Free Dinner, Pride Celebration At Howard Brown Health

The dinner will give attendees a chance to talk with other members of Chicago's queer community.

12:50 PM CDT on Jun 10, 2019

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CHICAGO — LGBTQ community members from around Chicago are invited to a free dinner and discussion Tuesday.

The dinner will give attendees a chance to talk with members of Chicago’s queer community, celebrate Pride Month, meet new people and enjoy free food, according to a flier.

The event is 5:30-7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Howard Brown Health’s second-floor atrium, 6500 N. Clark St. Those who wish to RSVP can call Jacqueline Boyd at 640-479-0083.

The dinner is part of a series of food and discussion events hosted by Howard Brown Health, Renewal Care and the Care Plan once every few months.

Kelly Bauer

kelly@blockclubchi.org

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