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20th Anniversary Screening of “Venus of Mars” Film (Free)

November 3, 2024 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm CST

Quatrefoil Library & Flip the Script present: 20th Anniversary Screening of “Venus of Mars” Film

Transgender pioneer Venus, the force behind the glam rock band All The Pretty Horses, and her wife Lynette negotiate the frontiers of love and gender in Emily Goldberg’s award-winning documentary. Q & A with Venus de Mars, Lynette Reini-Grandell and Emily Goldberg following the screening. This is a free event.

Parking in the lot (anywhere) behind the building off of 13th Ave, or street parking. 21 bus route. Mask-wearing always encouraged.

 

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Date:
November 3, 2024
Time:
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm CST
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Quatrefoil Library
1220 East Lake Street
Minneapolis, MN 55407 United States + Google Map
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612.729.2543

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