My Gay Radio Streams Live
Mygayradio.com is streaming live every Sunday from Rosie’s on Wilton Drive,
4 to 7pm, and every Monday they will provide a live streaming event with DJ Jared Michael from Maracas Restaurant (3001 N Federal Hwy., Fort Lauderdale), and you can get FREE?margaritas from 4 to 7pm when you purchase a dinner. Listen live online at www.jumponmarkslist.com.

GLBX AFTER-HOURS
Hamilton Gallery at 615 East Las Olas Boulevard will be hosting the Gay and Lesbian Business Exchange (GLBX) After Hours Networking event on Thursday, September 22nd, from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. GLBX is a Council of The Greater Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce. Exchange events are free for members.

The mission of the Chamber is to drive economic growth for the Greater Fort Lauderdale community; it was recognized that the Gay and Lesbian Community needed to be included in a manner to unite and connect, giving an inclusive voice to continue to attract new Gay and Lesbian businesses. For information or reservations, contact Drew Miller at (954) 462-6000 ext 8775.

PET ADOPTION WEEKEND
A Pet Adoption Weekend will take place on Saturday and Sunday, September 24 and 25, from 12 noon to 4 p.m. at The
Pet Project, 1164 E. Oakland Park Boulevard. Puppies, kittens, dogs and cats will be available for adoption. Rescuers and shelters are welcome to bring “adoptees”. Water and treats for the pets will be provided and hot dogs and sodas will also available for sale. There will also be a tent sale with 50% off selected merchandise at The Pet Project Thrift Store. For more information, visit www.petprojectforpets.org.

TEXAS HOLD ‘EM POKER TOURNAMENT
Women in Network (WIN) will be holding a Texas Hold ‘Em Poker Tournament taking place on three nights, Saturday, September 17, Saturday, October 15 and Saturday, November 5. Tournaments will be limited to the first 32-40 players who sign up. To register, please visit womeninnetwork.com/Poker.html.

The response to the music station was extremely positive, with thousands of visitors tuning in from all over the country and Europe.

Click Play on the player Here!

The station streams live music 24 hours a day with a softer tone during the day and a higher energy level in the evening.

MyGayRadio.com is the brainchild of Multimedia Platforms, LLC Publisher Bobby Blair and Aiden Solis, who have been working on this project for two years.

MyGayRadio.Com will be broadcasting weekly from various clubs in South Florida. Any club wishing to participate is urged to e-mail Bobby Blair at Bobby@bobbyblair.com.

The ‘Quiet’ Dog Days of Summer Are Here

Nothing new but the dog days of summer have arrived. Hot, humid, rainy afternoons. It occurs every year. Us locals are used to it and bide our time in our gardens, BBQ weekends, a few happy hours during the week and maybe a soiree into the evening on a weekend. Welcome to summer in South Florida. July 4th weekend in South Florida saw a relaxed three-day weekend. There were lots of outdoor events. Beaches from Miami to West Palm Beach were blanket to blanket. Our guest accommodations were busy. From what I could see, most of our entertainment venues were busy, as well as eating out spots. Our next threeday weekend comes in September for Labor Day.

Short Takes

• We understand that two, well heeled, businessmen are after a well established business on Wilton Drive! It’s turned into a bidding war between the two giants who don’t like to lose. The establishment in question is selling property and business…
• The Wine Cellar on Oakland Park Boulevard has closed. The popular restaurant that featured German cuisine was under the ownership of Billy Sands, who also operates the Diner by the Sea in Lauderdale by the Sea. Sands said he closed the restaurant in order to take the summer off, but will reopen The Wine Cellar at a new location come Fall.
• Sean David beaming over customer response to the recently opened Johnny’s Miami in Miami’s upcoming entertainment district. “We are doing extremely well, one of the best things I’ve done,” he says.
• The Oakland Park City Commissioner, Jed Shank, is getting some heat from the gay community for his vote against a City Proclamation honoring Gay Pride week, concurrent with the recent Stonewall Street Festival. The proclamation passed on a vote of 4 to 1. Shank said he supports Broward’s gay community, but voted against the proclamation because the commissioners did not, also, offer a proclamation honoring Father’s Day. Why he didn’t offer a proclamation for Father’s Day is the big question.

Thanks for picking us up this week and remember: To have a friend, you must first be a friend.

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