ART PHAG SPECIAL EDITION: Get your Equality Forum on

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ART PHAG SPECIAL EDITION: Get your Equality Forum on

POSTED: Wednesday, April 28, 2010, 3:23 PM

Filed Under: LGBTQ Art Phag

— Tonight's National Legal Panel, starting at 7 p.m. at the Arts Bank (601 S. Broad St., 215-545-1664) is an informative session about how the judicial system plays a role in LGBTQ rights. Legal experts Toni Broaddus, Kevin Cathcart and James Esseks will lead the panel. At 8:30 p.m. learn how religion and the LGBTQ community have coexisted throughout history with a panel discussion led by leaders from three different spiritualities. Lending their perspective to the National History Panel is Rabbi Denise Eger, Reverend Barry Stopfel and New Way's Ministry's Francis DeBernardo. — Ok, so you've had enough paneling, now it's time to hit the Gayborhood for cocktails and good tunes. At Sisters Nightclub (1320 Chancellor St., 215-735-0735) from 8:30 to 2 a.m. tonight shit will hit the turntable during the annual Battle of the DJs throwdown. Local vibe makers like DJ Goddess, DJ Fox Rox and last year's winner DJ K.ash will be duking it out to see who can rock the gay dance floors best. The $6 admission gets you in the door, guarantees you'll hear fabulous jams and will be donated to the Equality Forum fund. That sounds like a win-win-win situation to me. Be sure to check tomorrow's issue for a two-page spread all about what's going down at this year's festivities.

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