I’m thrilled to note that the city is dedicating a sculpture to its gay community this year. That makes Albuquerque the second in the nation to offer respect to its LGBT citizens in this way, according to a news release. The first was NYC. On Thursday, June 11, head out to Morningside Park to witness the memorial’s ceremony, featuring such bigwigs as: Mayor Martin Chavez, State Sen. Cisco McSorley, and Councilors Rey Garduño and Isaac Benton. The dedication begins at 6 p.m. and will be followed by a 6:30 p.m. candlelight vigil and a 9 p.m. party at the Albuquerque Social Club. For the lowdown on events at the 32nd Albuquerque Pride, click here or browse the Alibi when it hits stands tomorrow.
Proud Burque
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