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'Butches Who Cook'on March 15
2020-02-17
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The Facebook group LezInColor is hosting its first cooking competition, "Butches Who Cook," Sunday, March 15, 1-6 p.m., at the Grand Ballroom, 6351 S. Cottage Grove Ave. According to the press release, "10 ( masculine-centered women ) of color are competing."
The event is expected to have more than 200 attendees and will include a fashion show, music by DJ Da Wrek, entertainment, informational tables and vendors.
There is a $10 entrance fee for the event, which the Midwest Women's Sports Group is co-sponsoring. For more information, email ritasvoice@msn.com . |
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