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11 wonderful queer events happening in March to add to your calendar

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Now that the world is finally opening back up again, we’ve put together a shortlist of some amazing queer events to fill your March days.

Get your planners out and start taking notes because you do not want to miss what’s in store this month. Pride Poets Pride Poets is hosting a monthly open mic […] The post 11 wonderful queer events happening in March to add to your calendar appeared first on GCN.

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