Your Friday just got gayer, including Pearl Day with pre- and post-parties, women’s sports, the ‘Trailer Trash Housewife,’ and more bar events than you can handle.
• What’s your game? Softball with Decatur Women’s Sports League in Tucker. 6 p.m., or basketball with Atlanta Dream vs. Connecticut (photo) @ Philips arena. 7 p.m.
• Finally, it’s Pearl Day @ Six Flags. 5 p.m. Meet up for the pre-party @ Blake’s. 2 p.m. And the after-party with Kid Madonny @ Jungle. Midnight.
• Who won’t think of today’s date with a moment of sobriety? With Islamophobia still on high, help write letters on behalf of U.S. citizen and Atlanta resident Shifa Sadequee, who faces over 60 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. Letters for Shifa @ Charis. 8 p.m.
• Whisk yourself to a small Texas town for the latest taste of playwright Del Shores’ comedy with ‘Trials and Tribulations of a Trailer Trash Housewife’ @ OnStageAtlanta. 8 p.m.
View the full list of gay things to do today on Project Q Atlanta’s interactive community calendar. You can also submit your events.
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