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Acceptance for All Awareness Concert

Ipswich River Park, 15 Central St, North Reading, MA | Get Directions »
FREE

The North Reading Gay-Straight Alliance will be holding their 1st annual Acceptance for All Awareness Concert on Sunday, June 24th at the Gazebo at Ipswich River Park from 5:00 to 9:00pm! We hope to promote awareness surrounding LGBT issues and provide a night of fun for all ages with youth bands and influential speakers from North Reading and surrounding areas.

There will be food, henna tattoos, and glitter hair! Various local bands and singers such as Leanne McNall, Janelle Yull, and other artists including Ryan Maguire, Mercedes Starr, and Jimmy Corbett will perform.

Speakers from different walks of life will be telling their stories, such as North Reading’s Rita Mullin and the Episcopal Cathedral of Boston group, “The Crossing;” among others.

There is no entrance fee; however veggie burgers, hot dogs, and chips, as well as drinks will be sold. There will be handmade crafts available for purchase. The rain date will be Sunday, June 24th.

This concert was organized by the youth of North Reading Youth Services’ Gay-Straight Alliance. We would like to thank all of our performers and speakers for volunteering their time. We would also like to genuinely thank Parks & Recreation for offering their parks and equipment to us and their constant willingness to help Youth Services.

By: Gabrielle Ramirez

Event Details

Erica Hansen
Posted by: Erica Hansen
Where Ipswich River Park 15 Central St, North Reading, MA 01864 (at the Gazebo)
Next on This event is over.
Time 5:00 pm–9:00 pm
Who to bring Everyone, Teens, Families
Website http://­northrea­dingyouthse­rvices.­com
Phone 978-357-5281
Price Free Admission, Concessions will be sold

More About Ipswich River Park

Ipswich River Park

Ipswich River Park

15 Central St, North Reading, MA

This former farmland was slated for development in the 1990s until the town of North Reading acquired the property by eminent domain in 1992. It now boasts two miles of paved walking trails that line the Ipswich River and circle the park, which includes baseball and softball fields, skate park, basketball courts, tennis courts, street hockey rink, and soccer fields. A picnic area and gazebo greet visitors as they enter the park, and tables and benches are located along the trails throughout the park. A canoe launch also is available, with parking for boaters on Central Street. All pets must be leashed and all animal waste must be picked up and disposed of in a trash receptacle.

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Erica Hansen

1:27 pm on Saturday, June 23, 2012

Please note that the event was originally scheduled for Saturday, June 23rd but due to possible thunderstorms, we have postponed it to Sunday, June 24th. Same place, same time. We hope that you can still make it!

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