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Come march with the Napa Guerilla Gay Bar during the 20th annual Napa Valley AIDS Walk. This year's event takes place on Saturday, October 29th and starts at Veterans Park in downtown Napa. Proceeds will benefit HIV/AIDS prevention services provided by Planned Parenthood.
Visit our on-line fundraising page at http://www.active.com/donate/nvaw2011nggb. There you can make a donation, or better yet, "enlist" to walk with us (just use the "Become a Fundraiser" link at the top of the page). Raise $100 or more and you'll receive a coveted Napa Guerilla Gay Bar cap!
We're also in the process of planning some FUNdraising events including another round (or two) of Big Gay Bingo at Alexis Baking Company.
So, join us today and start raising money to prevent HIV/AIDS. Remember - for now, prevention IS the cure!
Four great groups! Two wonderful venues! One fabulous evening!
Join the crowd on Saturday evening, September 10, 2011 (that's 9-10-11) when the Napa Guerilla Gay Bar, Sonoma GayDar, Solano-Yolo Gay Men's Alliance (SYGMA) and the Vallejo Gay Network come together for what the Napa troops would call "Mission: Mega Meet-up and Maneuvers"
From 5:30 to 8:30 pm, we'll drop in on the folks at Valley Gate Vineyards (1 Kirkland Ranch Road - just off Jamieson Canyon Road in Napa) for wine tasting and general "mixing" and merriment. Valley Gate will have wines available for purchase by the glass or by the bottle. Their horseshoe pit and croquet set will be available for a little friendly competition.
Following wine tasting, we'll head over to BarBersQ (3900 D Bel Aire Plaza, Napa) for a little al fresco dining on their patio. The Q's fabulous full menu will be available until 9:30 pm. Then, starting at 9:30 they'll roll-out a special late-night dining menu just for us consisting of lots of fun stuff to share, including:
- Joey Ray's Famous Fish Sticks with Habanero Tartar Sauce
- Full Racks Of Baby Back Ribs
- Platters of Sliders, by the half-dozen or dozen with your choice of Pulled Pork, Fried Chicken or Q Burgers - you can even mix it up a bit!
- Spicy Chicken Wings
- Hand Cut Fries
- Beer Battered Onion Rings
So join us for a great evening of wine, food, friends and fun on Saturday, September 10!
How much do you know about Malaysia? Well . . .
- It has land borders with Thailand, Indonesia and Brunei and is linked to Singapore by a narrow causeway. It also has maritime boundaries with Vietnam and the Philippines.
- It's official language is Bahasa Malaysia and its currency is called the Ringgit (worth about 34 cents)
- The largest city is Kuala Lumpur
- It has a population of about 28 million
- On August 31, 2011 Malaysians will celebrate the 55th anniversary of independence from the United Kingdom
So, what kind of food is served in Malaysia? Well, we're about to find out!
Join the troops of the Napa Guerilla Gay Bar (as well as our friends from the Vallejo Gay Network) when we invade Asian Wok & Grill (110 West American Canyon Road, American Canyon) on Saturday, August 27 from 1 to 3 pm for a Malaysian Independence Day lunch celebration.
The event will be hosted by Chef Eddie Chong - a Malaysian ex-pat and his partner Gregg Liebgold. They're working with the owners of Asian Wok and Grill to put on a spread worthy of celebration. Here's the planned menu:
- Rojak Tanjong (Mixed vegetable and fruit salad with Malaysian sweet soy dressing)
- Hainanese Crispy Chicken with spice salt
- Melaka Chicken Rice (Chef Eddie says "you will be surprised"!)
- KL Hotpot Vegetable Deluxe
- and maybe some additional surprises!
And how much does this afternoon of international delicacies cost? Just $10.00 In addition, wine, beer, coffee, tea and soft drinks will be available for purchase.
The celebration will be a family-style sit-down affair. Please RSVP by Thursday, August 25 so we can make sure the restaurant has enough food for everyone. You can either use the Facebook event page or let us know through the Napa Guerilla Gay Bar RSVP email address (rsvp(at)napagaybar.com)
How do you dress for such a celebration? You can always come casual but if you really want to get into the swing you might consider pulling that sarong, batik or Hawaiian shirt out of the closet!
Sorakan!
