Winter Party Festival 2023 Guide

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Welcome from the Executive Director LGBTQ Task Force, an extraordinary testament to the countless individuals who have worked with and for this organization in the struggle for queer liberation and equality. All year long the Task Force will be celebrating our golden anniversary as the oldest LGBTQ organization in the country, and I hope you join us at events and celebrations throughout the year that will honor half a century of groundbreaking accomplishments – and prepare us for the next 50 years!

Welcome to Winter Party Festival 2023!

It’s good to be back!!! While our community faces challenges and opposition – very urgently here in Florida -- we also need to recognize and celebrate our resilience. And here, in the heart of so much opposition, our queer joy will offer a respite and recharge for the year ahead. I hope you are ready for a week of music, sun and love!

Winter Party was launched in 1994 as a single dance party on the beach to raise money to oppose an antigay ballot initiative. It was an immediate sensation and has continued to grow into the unique week-long festival that brings together an international LGBTQ crowd of thousands.

And what happens when you bring together such extraordinary people, music, entertainment, and world-renowned DJ talent, all set in beautiful Miami Beach?

Queer magic -- nothing less!

We live in a world that challenges us every day: telling us we’re different… less than… other. And while that may be changing, progress is slow, and inequality persists. It can wear on even the strongest among us. It makes us long for safe havens, places where we can be ourselves, surrounded by our chosen family and accepted and loved just the way we are.

Winter Party is that place, a haven where we can LIVE FREE and BE YOU!

The National LGBTQ Task Force has the distinct honor of putting together this fabulous Festival, which is much, much more than a celebration: it is a unique and exceptional event that funds the Task Force’s activism and community work while also giving back a substantial amount of the proceeds to support local organizations in Florida.

So…dance your ass off! We will be right there with you on the dance floor! As we experience the joy of being in community, I know that we are also there to learn what we can do when the house lights come up. I am so grateful that we will all return from this celebration and get back in the fight refreshed, renewed and confident in the love and support of every one of you that comes to Winter Party Festival.

Never underestimate the contribution you are making when you join us in Miami.

It’s not just fun and DJs – you’re helping us battle against “don’t say gay” legislation, educate the public and elected officials on the need for nondiscrimination protections, and fighting attempts to harm and erase our community, our families, our youth, and our lives.

Kierra Johnson Executive Director National LGBTQ Task Force

2023 is very special. We are celebrating the 30th anniversary of Winter Party and the 50th anniversary for the National

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welcome from our festival chairs teer leaders of the Festival, and two years later became Vice Chair and then Chair.

About 100 talented committee members produce an event that attracts over 10,000 guests and raises close to $2 million a year, and we are so humbled to be leading this team.

Welcome home! It’s time to reunite with old friends and make new ones that will last a lifetime at Winter Party Festival!

This Festival is all about having fun and creating unforgettable experiences for you, our guests, but it’s also a party with a purpose. Winter Party began 30 years ago when four community activists decided to throw a one-day beach party for South Floridians to raise money to fight a statewide anti-LGBTQ initiative. Thanks to you and under the stewardship of the National LGBTQ Task Force, Winter Party Festival has been transformed into one of the world’s largest nonprofit festivals. Proceeds from the Festival and its sister event, the Task Force Gala – Miami, have allowed the Task Force to donate over $3.3 million dollars to South Florida LGBTQ non-profit organizations.

We would like to thank Mayor Dan Gelber, the City of Miami Beach, all City Commissioners, and staff members that go to great lengths to support Winter Party Festival. We also want to thank our amazing sponsors for their contributions and ask you to please support them. Additionally, we would like to thank our volunteer Festival Committee members, our volunteer Executive Committee members, our Festival week volunteers, and the Task Force staff for devoting endless hours and unmeasurable energy to make Winter Party Festival a mind-blowing experience and a successful fundraiser. We are privileged to work alongside such amazing people, many who have become chosen family for us. The WPF Team is so excited to come back home and meet in person on the sands of Miami Beach after 3 years.

René’s journey with Winter Party started in 2000 when he first attended as a guest; one year later, he had his first volunteer experience and has continued supporting the Festival for more than two decades, stepping into the Chair role in 2019. Sergio first joined the team in 2017 in the new position of Director of Committee Engagement, a role dedicated to building a program to support the volun-

Thank you for supporting Winter Party Festival and welcome to Miami Beach!

live free. play hard. give back.

RENÉ A. WOLFENSBERGER Senior Winter Party Festival Chair 2023

SERGIO ORLANDO Winter Party Festival Chair 2023

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The Founders of Winter Party Winter Party Festival is something that thousands of people from around the world anticipate and celebrate each year, but few realize it all started with just four men.

On the 20th anniversary of Winter Party Festival in 2013, we asked them to look back on a favorite Winter Party memory. Here’s what they had to say.

“One of my funniest memories was the custom-designed slipcovers done by Harry Bader, the set designer of the first two Winter Partys. In his consummate attention to detail, he had the port-o-lets slipcovered in the signature pink dayglow color of the event. What we hadn’t realized was that by slipcovering the port-o-lets we had also blocked the opening at the top that let the light in. Once the party began we found out the port-o-lets were pitch black inside and we had to run around cutting slits on the tops to let the light in.”

“I remember arriving at the site to start the setup of the dance floor and event perimeter with, among other things, a shovel to dig the holes for the wood stakes.

What we didn’t know is that the sand near the dune is like concrete and the shovel wouldn’t even penetrate it. We then went and got a manual posthole digger and got nowhere with that either. We finally realized we needed something gas- powered. Of course, we had no idea where to find one or how to operate it, but eventually we figured it out and succeeded in creating the holes for the perimeter posts.”

DENNIS LEYVA

STEWART STEIN “The third Winter Party began with a cloudy and windy day. As the day progressed the wind, rain and gloom continued to get worse, Our DJ, Buc, was in a raised open-air DJ booth, and as the wind from the ocean picked up he began to have trouble controlling the needle on the turntable because the wind and the sand was covering everything. What to do? I started taking the tarps that covered the speakers and wrapped the hut. The more the wind picked up, the more tarps I took to the hut. By the end of the party, I had completely wrapped the hut and cut a three-inch square hole for Buc to use to see what was happening on the dance floor.”

“Winter Party 1996 had an Ancient Egypt theme. The dance floor was presided over by an imposing, beautifully painted Sphinx our designer, Barton G, had constructed out of Styrofoam. The day started cold, gray and blustery, with off and on drizzle. By about two in the afternoon, undeterred, the crowd started coming in. Shortly thereafter a gust of wind toppled the Sphinx on its side. Thankfully, nobody was hurt. The “flying Sphinx” was actually a hit with the crowd and raised the energy on the dance floor to a new level of fun!”

CLARK REYNOLDS

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A Party With A Purpose for Three Decades By mid-2002, all founders of the Winter Party had retired from the Foundation and the Party. In 2004, after raising over $1.2 million for South Florida LGBTQ organizations during its nine years of existence, DHRF closed its doors and the National LGBTQ Task Force (then known as the National Gay & Lesbian Task Force) took over the production responsibilities for Winter Party Festival and its sister event, the Miami Recognition Dinner (now renamed the National LGBTQ Task Force Gala).

In assuming responsibilities for the two events, the Task Force pledged that a major portion of the proceeds would stay in South Florida to be administered as grants through the Dade Community Foundation, now known as The Miami Foundation. The remainder would go to support the Task Force's national efforts to build the grassroots power of the LGBT! community.

The story of Winter Party begins with the passage of a gay civil rights ordinance in the City of Miami Beach in 1992. The following year, the American Family Association (AFA) initiated a statewide referendum that would have prevented any municipality or county in Florida from legislating equal protection based on sexual orientation. Their goal was to get the referendum on the November 1994 ballot.

In August 1993, a group of Miami friends attended the Morning Party on Fire Island, a fundraiser for the Gay Men’s Health Crisis, and left with the idea of throwing a similar event in Miami Beach during the winter to raise money to fight the AFA-championed referendum. The first Winter Party was held on February 13, 1994. The event was staffed entirely by volunteers, and was underwritten by the founders, their friends and four sponsors. More than 1,600 people showed up -- many more than expected -- and $45,000 was raised.

Over the past 18 years of producing the events, the Task Force has donated just more than $3.3 million to organizations in South Florida, first through The Miami Foundation and now through the LGBTQ+ Equity Fund, a joint venture of the Task Force, The Miami Foundation and Our Fund Foundation. More than 90 organizations have received funding. The Task Force is proud to continue the legacy begun by the founders of Winter Party: creating a spectacular celebration while raising funds to improve the lives of LGBTQ people.

Shortly after the event, the Supreme Court of Florida dismissed the referendum, so the $45,000 was donated to S.A.V.E., the non-profit organization created to fight the referendum.

Realizing they had created a wonderful vehicle for raising funds for the LGBTQ community, the founders formed the Dade Human Rights Foundation (DHRF).

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Tickets, Passes and Wristbands MULTI-EVENT PASSES

must exchange your pass voucher for a wristband by 8 PM on Saturday, March 4. The Welcome Center phone number is 305-390-8348.

Winter Party Festival uses wristbands for multi-event passes. Online Pass purchasers will receive an email voucher and receipt, which should be printed and brought to the Welcome Center to exchange for a wristband. Wristbands are worn throughout the Festival and cannot be removed or shared. You cannot use the email voucher for admission to events.

Even if you received all your tickets via email, we still invite you to visit the Welcome Center and pick up a complimentary gift bag and meet other guests.

PASS PURCHASERS ARRIVING AFTER WELCOME CENTER HOURS

All passes must be purchased online.

They will notbe available in the Welcome Center.

We realize that some of our out-of-town guests may arrive in Miami Beach after the Welcome Center closes. Pass purchasers can still gain admission to that night’s dance event.

When you arrive at the dance venue, go to Will Call. You will need to show identification to receive admission to the event, and you will need to go to the Welcome Center the next day to pick up your wristband. Using your wristband provides express entry into the venue, so we encourage you to come to the Welcome Center prior to the event if at all possible.

PRINT-AT-HOME TICKETS Winter Party Festival uses print-at-home tickets through ShowClix. You purchase tickets online and receive your tickets via email so you can print them and bring them with you to the venues. You also have the option to receive a mobile ticket version.

PLEASE NOTE: There will be no Will Call for ticket purchasers at each event. You MUST bring your ticket (printed or mobile version) with you for admission to the event.

REMINDER: There will be no Will Call for ticket purchasers at each event. You MUST bring your ticket (printed or mobile version) with you for admission to the event.

WELCOME CENTER WILL CALL All passes purchased require you to pick up your wristbands at the Winter Party Festival Welcome Center. The Welcome Center closes at the host hotel at 3 PM on Saturday and reopens at Oasis Wynwood from 4:30 PM to 8 PM. You

UPGRADES Ticket or pass upgrades (if available) can only be purchased at the individual events.

WELCOME CENTER LOCATIONS AND HOURS OF OPERATION ARE:

• Passes are wristbands you wear all week.

• Wristbands must be picked up by Saturday, March 4. They will be available at the Welcome Center (located at the Royal Palm) through 3:00 PM.They will also be available from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the entrance to the Under One Party at Oasis Wynwood.

Royal Palm Hotel , 1545 Collins Ave, Miami Beach

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1

6 PM – 10 PM

THURSDAY, MARCH 2

NOON – 10 PM

FRIDAY, MARCH 3

NOON – 10 PM

SATURDAY, MARCH 4

11 AM – 3 PM

• Ticket purchasers must bring a printed or mobile ticket to the event.There is no Will Call for individual ticket purchasers.

Oasis in Wynwood, 2335 N Miami Ave, Miami

SATURDAY, MARCH 4

4:30 PM – 8 PM

There is NO Will Call at the Beach Party, Sunday, March 5

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WINTER PARTY CARES HEALTH & WELLNESS AT WINTER PARTY FESTIVAL Winter Party Festival is the most fun, sexy and friendly LGBTQ event in the world. In addition to coming together to celebrate as a community, we raise critical funds to continue the fight for full freedom, justice and equity for all. As producers of a world-renowned LGBTQ event, the National LGBTQ Task Force recognizes that we have a responsibility to help our community stay safe and healthy—not just at Winter Party, but in all aspects of life.

provide additional information and referrals to those interested.

Educate yourself about STI’s: While the advent of PrEP has significantly cut the rates of new HIV infection in communities where it is widely used, it has also led to an increase in unprotected sex. PrEP can prevent the spread of HIV, but it does not protect against other Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI’s), such as syphilis, gonorrhea and hepatitis A, B and C, which are on the rise, and some of which are becoming increasingly resistant to antibiotic treatment. Condoms will help reduce your risks. Please play safe, protect yourself, and be aware of and talk about these risks with your sexual partners.

This year, like every year, we’re fortunate to partner with a number of health, education, social service, and harm-reduction organizations dedicated to the well-being of our community. They are listed at the bottom of the opposite page. We ask you to heed these important health and safety tips.

Know your status: Get tested! Rapid HIV testing takes only a few minutes and will be made available through a number of our partners.

If you’re sexually active, protect yourself and your partner(s): Complimentary condoms, provided by Florida Health, and personal lube packets, sponsored by WET, will be distributed in your gift bags, at the Welcome Center, and throughout the Festival at various events.

Know your limits: If you drink alcohol, do so in moderation. On hot, sunny days, don’t forget to alternate alcohol with water. If you consume drugs, know what you’re taking and what risks are associated. Illegal drug use is strictly prohibited at Winter Party, but we also know that we cannot control what people do in private.

Educate yourself about the effects and unique risks associated with various drugs, as well as elevated risks of mixing substances. Be aware

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Look out for each other: If your friend appears to be excessively buzzed, don’t leave them alone. We have medical staff on call at every event. If you feel sick, dizzy, faint, or otherwise need help, or if you see someone who does, look for the nearest staffer on radio, who will help you find the professional assistance you need. Our medical services partners are here to help.

that not all drugs are created equal; some carry much greater risks than others. Crystal meth is one of the most physically addictive and destructive drugs ever known. If you use meth, or are thinking about trying it, we urge you to reconsider. Visit MethProject.org for additional details and support.

Limit sun exposure: It might sound cliché, but don’t forget to pack your sunscreen, lip balm, hats and sunglasses.The Miami sun can be scorching! Wear sunscreen and drink plenty of water to stay hydrated.

We love you—and we want you to stay happy and healthy!

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2023 Social Events WELCOME RECEPTION Wednesday, March 1, 6:00PM - 9:00PM Royal Palm South Beach Miami, 1545 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach FREE Bienvenidos, bienvenue, Willkommen, bemvindos, benvenuti, ‫ًالهس و ًالهأ‬, 歡迎... no matter what language you speak or what corner of the world you come from, Winter Party welcomes you with open arms! Please join us as we celebrate the launch of the 2023 Winter Party Festival and the grand opening of our Welcome Center. Come and enjoy complimentary Bacardi cocktails and some great entertainment, and be sure to snag a free welcome bag! You’ll have an opportunity to pick up your festival passes, purchase individual event tickets, shop for Winter Party merchandise and visit our fabulous exhibitors.

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VIP COCKTAIL RECEPTION Thursday, March 2, 7:30PM - 10:00PM Esmé Miami Beach, 1438 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach Pass Access: VIP Pass INVITATION ONLY Join us as we celebrate the Task Force’s 50th anniversary with our annual Winter Party Festival VIP Cocktail Reception. Socialize with the crème de la crème of people in our community -- leaders, celebrities, influencers, and other VIPs -- while you discover more about the National LGBTQ Task Force’s work and impact.

This event is an exclusive opportunity for us to gather and celebrate our victories in queer liberation, recognize the challenges we face, and invest in the future of LGBTQ+ freedom, justice and equity. This year we will be joined by special guests and Winter Party Festival Ambassadors Amrit Kapai and Nicholas Kouchoukos from Bravo’s Family Karma. This cocktail-style event will feature an open-bar sponsored by Bacardi, products from locally LBGTQ-owned businesses and remarks by Task Force Executive Director Kierra Johnson. The VIP Cocktail Reception raises much needed funds to support the work to protect and advance LGBTQ+ civil rights. A large portion of the proceeds from Winter Party Festival will be distributed to local LGBTQ+ organizations and programs servicing the South Florida LGBTQ+ community through the LGBTQ+ Equity Fund. festival passes, purchase individual event tickets, shop for Winter Party merchandise and visit our fabulous exhibitors. and visit our fabulous exhibitors.

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2023 dance Events IGNITE

ELEVATE POOL PARTY

THURSDAY, MARCH 2 10:00PM - 5:00AM

FRIDAY, MARCH 3 1:00PM - 7:00PM

EXCHANGE, 1532 Washington Ave, Miami Beach

MOXY MIAMI SOUTH BEACH, 915 Washington Ave, Miami Beach

PASS ACCESS: VIP and Festival

PASS ACCESS: VIP

You’ll get fired up for our 30th anniversary at Ignite at one of South Beach’s hottest venues, Exchange. DJ Jace M – known for his event productions under his Detroit brand Thots & Prayers and for his original music productions – will get the party going as he makes his Winter Party Festival debut. Winter Party veteran DJ J Warren will continue the journey with his signature sound, a blend of high-energy, uplifting vocals and transcending melodies.

Elevate Pool Party is the perfect way to spend your afternoon and gear up for an action-packed weekend. On Friday, March 3, we take over the pool at the popular new hot spot Moxy South Beach. You’ll dance all afternoon to the beats of DJ Cesar Hernandz and Winter Party veteran Danny Verde.

Dive in and get soaking wet!

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UNDER ONE SUN SATURDAY, MARCH 4 12:00PM - 8:00PM OASIS WYNWOOD, 2335 N. Miami Ave, Miami PASS ACCESS: VIP, Festival and Weekend Pass Viiv Healthcare presents our Saturday daytime signature event, Under One Sun, in an exciting new venue: Oasis Wynwood, a massive indoor/outdoor venue in the heart of Miami’s Wynwood Art District! Put your hands in the air as we mark our 30th anniversary with an additional two hours of music and a Brazilian Carnival-inspired journey. DJ Ana Flor makes her Winter Party debut using her powerful, high energy sound to lift our afternoon to new heights. DJ Erik Vilar, making his Winter Party Festival main lineup debut, will take us into the evening with his signature upbeat sound. Erik will be spinning in the U.S. for the first time in over 3 years, with beats sure to leave you smiling and keep your feet moving! This event offers both GA and VIP ticketing options. VIP tickets include priority entry, access to a private area and complimentary cocktails for the duration of the party.

HEAT FRIDAY, MARCH 3 10:00PM – 6:00AM STUDIO 60 NIGHTCLUB, 2300 NW 36th Street, Miami PASS ACCESS: VIP, Festival and Weekend Winter Party Festival and Hilton Wolman Events spark off the weekend with Heat! DJ Marti Frieson, a rising star from Houston, will light up the dance floor with his energetic and versatile sound. Israeli DJ Orel Sabag will keep you moving all night long with his Brazilian-inspired beats and high-energy vocals. This event offers both GA and VIP ticketing options. VIP tickets include priority entry and complimentary vodka cocktails from 10PM - 2AM. 25

2023 dance Events WPF + MASTERBEAT PRESENT

SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER SATURDAY, MARCH 4 10:00PM - 7:00AM M2 NIGHTCLUB, 1225 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach PASS ACCESS: VIP, Festival and Weekend

THE BEACH PARTY

You’ll be doing much more than just staying alive when we return to the newly upgraded, 35,000 square foot M2 (formerly the legendary club Mansion) for Winter Party & Masterbeat Present Saturday Night Fever. This iconic South Beach venue has been transformed with $10 million in upgrades to structure, sound and lighting. Throw on those flares and a sparkly accessory to complete your look for the night. Karsten Sollors, making his Winter Party Festival debut, draws his musical inspiration from the infamous Chicago house sound and will lead us into the night with his irresistible grooves and soulful vocals. Calagna makes their much-anticipated return to our prime time lineup with their driving, melodic sound that will keep you grooving on the dancefloor all night long. This event offers both GA and VIP ticketing options. VIP tickets include priority entry and complimentary vodka cocktails from 10PM - 2AM.

SUNDAY, MARCH 5 1:00PM - 8:00PM SANDS OF SOUTH BEACH at Lummus Park, 12th Street and Ocean Drive, Miami Beach PASS ACCESS: VIP, Festival, Weekend and Climax

Be there for the event that started it all three decades ago! The Beach Party is our largest, most-anticipated event every year, the crown jewel of Winter Party. In honor of our milestone anniversary, we’re turning over the DJ booth for the entire event to the legendary DJ Abel, who has brought us some of the most memorable dance floor moments over the past 30 years of Winter Party Festival. You don’t want to miss this very special edition of the world’s greatest dance party! This event offers GA, VIP, and Cabana Club ticketing options: • VIP tickets include priority entry, open bar, access to an elevated VIP platform and separate restrooms.

• Cabana Club tickets include priority entry, open bar, access to an exclusive elevated Cabana Club platform behind the DJ, and private air-conditioned restrooms.

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WINTER PARTY & MASTERBEAT PRESENT:

HEROES & VILLAINS

AFTERGLOW

SATURDAY, MARCH 5 10:00PM - 7:00AM

MONDAY, MARCH 6 5:00AM - 12:00PM

M2 NIGHTCLUB, 1225 Washington Ave, Miami Beach

STUDIO 60 NIGHTCLUB, 2300 NW 36th St, Miami

PASS ACCESS: VIP, Festival and Weekend

PASS ACCESS: VIP, Festival and Climax Bask in the light of an incredible week with your chosen family as Hilton Wolman Events brings you our legendary after-hours party, Afterglow.

Join us for a one-of-a-kind morning party with DJ Tom Stephan. Tom’s iconic sound was born out of the NYC after-hours scene and now merged with his home in East London. Experience Tom’s perfect mix of after-hours sounds, with unrelenting beats that will pump your feet on the dance floor.

Holy Climax, Batman! It’s time to put on your capes and lace up your boots for a second night at the spectacular M2 Nightclub as Winter Party & Masterbeat Present Heroes & Villains. You’ll soar onto the dance floor to experience the sounds of Forever Tel Aviv resident DJ Mor Avrahami, making his Winter Party debut. Feel the power build as DJ Yinon Yahel moves us with his iconic productions.

Live out your fantasy as a hero or a villain… your choice! This event offers both GA and VIP ticketing options. VIP tickets include priority entry and complimentary vodka cocktails from 10PM - 2AM.

FINALE MONDAY, MARCH 6 10:00PM - 5:00AM LVL ONE, 30 NE 14th St, Miami PASS ACCESS: VIP FINALE will be the exclamation point to your Winter Party experience. On Monday, March 6, Finale moves to its new home: LVL One. Produced by Work Entertainment, this high-energy event welcomes back Winter Party veterans DJs Nina Flowers and Cindel. This event is not to be missed!

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1 MARCH

2 MARCH

3 MARCH

WINTER PARTY WELCOME RECEPTION

VIP COCKTAIL RECEPTION*

ELEVATE POOL PARTY

Esme Hotel 1438 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach

Moxy 915 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach

7:30PM - 10:00PM

1:00PM - 7:00PM

WEDNESDAY

Royal Palm South Beach Miami 1545 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach 6:00PM - 9:00PM

thursday

friday

* This event is for VIP pass purchasers and invited guests only

IGNITE

LOCALIZE Presented by Avita Pharmacy

Exchange 1532 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach

AxelBeach Hotel 1500 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach

10:00PM - 5:00AM

7:00PM - 10:00PM HEAT Studio 60 Nightclub 2300 NW 36th Street, Miami 10:00PM - 6:00AM

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4 MARCH

5 MARCH

6 MARCH

UNDER ONE SUN PARTY Presented by Viiv Healthcare

THE BEACH PARTY

AFTERGLOW

Sands of South Beach at 12th Street, Miami Beach

Studio 60 Nightclub 2300 NW 36th St, Miami

1:00PM - 8:00PM

5:00AM - 12:00PM

Winter Party & Masterbeat Present: HEROES & VILLAINS

FINALE

saturday

Oasis Wynwood 2335 N. Miami Ave, Miami 12:00PM - 8:00PM

Winter Party & Masterbeat Present: SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER M2 Nightclub 1225 Washington Ave, Miami Beach 10:00PM - 7:00AM

sunday

M2 Nightclub 1225 Washington Ave, Miami Beach 10:00PM - 5:00AM

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monday

LVL ONE 30 NE 14th Street, Miami 10:00PM - 5:00AM * Schedule as of January 18, 2023.

Subject to change.

HEAT - Fri

AfterGlow - Mon

about task force The National LGBTQ Task Force advances full freedom, justice and equality for LGBTQ people.

We’re building a future where everyone is free to be themselves in every aspect of their lives.

Today, despite all the progress we’ve made to end discrimination, millions of LGBTQ people face barriers in every aspect of their lives: in housing, employment, healthcare, retirement, and basic human rights. These barriers must go. That’s why the Task Force is training and mobilizing millions of activists across our nation to deliver a world where you can be you.

NATIONAL LGBTQ TASK FORCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS CO-CHAIR

Liebe Gadinsky Miami Beach, FL

CO-CHAIR

Vanessa Daniel Tacoma, WA

Candy Cox Washington, DC Dr. Anika Simpson Washington, DC SECRETARY

Rodney McKenzie, Jr. Washington, DC TREASURER

Peter Chandler Washington, DC

Monisha R. Harrell Lynnwood, WA

NATIONAL LGBTQ TASK FORCE ACTION FUND BOARD OF DIRECTORS

CHAIR

Hez Norton Jamaica Plain, MA

Stephen Seo Los Angeles, CA

David Perez Washington, DC

Donald Hayden Miami, FL Rose Hayes San Francisco, CA

Almas Sayeed Los Angeles, CA

Juan Peñalosa Miami, FL

T. Aaron Hans St. Paul, MN

Colgate Darden Miami, FL

Miles Huff Chattanooga, TN

Jeremy Rye San Francisco Bay Area, CA Candelario Saldana Charlotte, NC

Peter H. Chandler, Jr. Washington, DC

Erik Morin Miami, FL

Colgate W. Darden, IV Miami Beach, FL

SECRETARY/TREASURER

Juan G. Penalosa Miami, FL

Andrew Solomon New York, NY Kim Stone Miami, FL Jason Tester San Francisco, CA Kevin Wang Seattle, WA

Hez G. Norton Jamaica Plain, MA Jeremy M. Rye San Francisco, CA Almas T. Sayeed Los Angeles, CA

NATIONAL ACTION COUNCIL Over the years, the Task Force has had many incredible advocates and supporters who are committed to helping us achieve our mission of building grass-roots power for the LGBTQ community. Our National Action Council recognizes these individuals.

John M. Allen

Donald E. Davis

Jon B. Hoadley

Mark M. Sexton

Susan E. Anderson

Victor E. Diaz-Herman

Jody Laine

Jeffrey Z. Slavin

Cordey R. Lash

Michelle Stecker

Anthony Aragon Alan Bernstein

Ruth Eisenberg

Naomi E. Metz

Matt Foreman

Kenneth B. Thompson

William Forrest

Sandra Y. Nathan, PhD

David Bowers

Ruben J. Gonzales

Shilpen Patel, MD

Alfonso Wenker

Margaret A. Burd

Kevin D. Gonzalez

Chad Richter

Vince Wong

Yuval David

Mario Guerrero

Lee Rubin

Beth L. Zemsky

Marsha C. Botzer

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Committee and Staff The National LGBTQ Task Force advances full freedom, justice and equality for LGBTQ people. We’re building a future where everyone is free to be themselves in every aspect of their lives. Today, despite all the progress we’ve made to end discrimination, millions of LGBTQ people face barriers in every aspect of their lives: in housing, employment, healthcare, retirement, and basic human rights.

These barriers must go. That’s why the Task Force is training and mobilizing millions of activists across our nation to deliver a world where you can be you.

2023 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Jason Hellinger, Marketing Director

Dharmendra Choudhary, Committee Engagement Director

Sergio Orlando, Festival Chair René Wolfensberger, Senior Festival Chair

Jerard Kelley, Welcome Center Director

Robert Masterson, Club Finance Director Russell Roybal, Special Advisor

Doug Bermudez, Partnerships Director

Ernesto Espejo, Social Programming Director

Walter Castaneda, Fundraising Director

John Fogleman, Finance Director

Richard King, Dance Programming Director

Doug Ames

Tim Dejsiriudom

Xaria James

Bill Platt

Sasha Baranov

Matt Dzwonkiewicz

Victor Jolley

Francisco Ramirez

Joseph Bianco

Juan Carlos Farfan

Nawaz Khan

Jose Rodriguez

Steven Boudreau

Jairo Farinas

John Labus

Ever Rucker

Amanda Cajano

James Farris

David Landau

Cristian Sanchez

Rene Carballo

Mario Guardado

Micheal Mulheron

Pranshu Shivastra

Ariel Cerrud

Mauricio Hernandez

James Nonnemaker

Ivette Sierra

Ashton Chandra

Omar Herrera

Anthony Novembre

Matthew Tochtenhagen

Tom Shepard, Volunteer Relations Director

2023 FESTIVAL COMMITTEE

2023 FESTIVAL STAFF Jake Arnell, Institutional & Corporate Development Director Michael Bath, Events Director Alicia S. Boykins, Director of HR and Administration Andrea Durojaiye, Membership Manager

Ryan Hurst, Senior Major Gifts Officer Kierra Johnson, Executive Director Brian Marone, Events Manager Rick Mohn, Senior Finance Manager

Jacky Goh, Chief Development Officer

Chris Monge, Special Assistant to the Events Director

Raul Griffith, Signature Events Producer

Kimberly Otero, Special Events Coordinator 45

Sayre E. Reece, Director of Executive Planning and Projects Cathy Renna, Director of Communications Dana Riceel, Executive Assistant to the Executive Director Benjamin Simmons, Communications Marketing Campaign Manager Samuel E. Thom Director of Operations Dee Tum-Monge, Senior Communications Manager

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Leadership council We extend a heartfelt thanks to our Leadership Council members for their continued support of the Task Force and the Task Force Action Fund. Leadership Council members make an annual gift of $1,500 or more and give the Task Force the flexibility to build grassroots LGBTQ political power across the nation. If we have inadvertently omitted or incorrectly listed your name, please contact Jacky Goh, Chief Development Officer, at jgoh@thetaskforce.org

Current Leadership Council Donors as of June 30, 2022

THANK YOU TO OUR INDIVIDUAL DONORS! President’s Circle - ($100,000+)

Mark M. Sexton & W. Kirk Wallace

Cindy T. Rizzo

Sara M. Stone

Karl H. Smith & Jin Oh

Roger F. Thomson & Jim Tyrrell

Ronna Stamm & Paul Lehman

Anonymous

Robert & Anna Strawbridge N. Michael Studds

Elizabeth A. Scott & James Houston

Director’s Circle

Jason Tester

Andrew & John Habich Solomon

($5,000-9,999)

Kevin Wang

Sarah & Howard Solomon

John M. Allen & Stephen P.

Gerald Wentland & Jean-Paul

Orlando

Michaud

Vice President’s Circle

Susan E. Anderson & Jo Zeimet

Anonymous

($50,000-99,999)

Joseph Arena & Thomas D’Eletto

Steven Holley

Alberto A. Arias Jr. & David W.

Advocate’s Circle

Weston F. Milliken

Kinnard

($2,500-4,999)

Emily Rosenberg & Darlene

Rachel Beda & Joseph Beda

Meg & Sarah Baesmith

deManicor

Scott Bennett

Glenn Barcheski & Bill Dollaway

Gregory N. Brown & Linton D.

C. David Bedford

Executive Circle

Stables III

David S. Berg & Laura Butzel

($25,000-49,999)

Bradley R. Carlson & Troy Du Toit

Robin M. Bergen & Janine Hackett

Liebe & Seth Gadinsky

Colgate W. Darden IV

Benjamin Bowler & Thomas Firpo

Stanley Newman & Brian Rosenthal

Matt Foreman & Francisco De

Kathleen Campisano & Sayre E.

Jeff Oliverio & Tony Mendoza

Leon

Reece

Anonymous

Jeff & Kate Haas

Rea Carey & Margaret Conway

T. Aaron Hans & Tania Mitchell

Diane Cary & James Parriott

Ambassador’s Circle

Mary E. Harper & Marigene Arnold

Peter H. Chandler Jr.

($10,000-24,999)

H. S. Huizenga

Lisa Corrin

Ralph Alpert

Lawrence R. Hyer

Nicole & Wayne Cypen

Jack Bankowsky & Matthew Marks

Mitchell Karp & Barry Katz

Pamela H. David

Candy S. Cox & Reverend Debra

McCall Langford

George J. DeBolt

L. Peevey

James D. Marks & Mark Scott

Joseph DeSantis

Kristin Ehrgood & Vadim Nikitine

Kevin D. McCarty & Henri Vezie

Anne S. Drennan

Donald J. Hayden & Brian H.

Rodney W. McKenzie Jr.

Dennis Edwards & Mark Steinberg

Thompson

Barbara J. Meislin

Michael B. Feiler

David A. Holmes & Anthony

Raj Mirchandani & Dianne Palermo

Jennifer Foley & Naomi E. Metz

Montoya

Erik Morin & Luis Calderon

Jorge L. Garcia

Eugene Kapaloski

Jin Oh & Karl H. Smith

Erwin G. Gonzalez

Daniel Marinberg & Carlos Canasi

Stephen P. Orlando & John M.

Janine Hackett & Robin M. Bergen

James G. Pepper

Allen

Benjamin & William Hamilton

John Peters

Nancy D. Polikoff

Edgar Hernandez & Glenn E.

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Petersen

Daniel Da Silva & Vincent G.

Stephen L. Seo & Nicholas J.

Steven C. Hill & Jonathan A. Herz

Merceron

Caldarera

Robert Holgate

Robert P. Denny

Kathy Shamey

Molly B. Holmes

Robert J. Dutton & Sunil Narayan

Peter J. Shomer

Henry Hurd

Ruth Eisenberg & Letitia A. Gomez

Lawrence J. Simpson

Harold L. Ivey

Klayton F. Fennell & Dr. Valentine

Geoffrey O. Swetz & Carlos Leo

Mark Jones & Andrew Tagliabue

Vigil-Fennell

Janice E. Thom

Matt Kaczmarek & Aaron Ordower

Dwight A. Foley

Albert V. Thompson & Kenneth

Michael J. Kaplan

Julie N. Goodridge

Smith

Justin Kitchens

J B. Guess & Jim R. Therrien

Mary Webster

Jody Laine & Shad Reinstein

Ebonie M. Hall

Rene Wolfsenberger

Franklin Levine

Monisha R. Harrell & Tami L. Olson

Scott A. Woodfill

Jeffrey Mandler

Thomas W. Harshman & Stanley

Edward & Marilyn McGovern

D. Gwyn

Naomi E. Metz & Jennifer Foley

Jeff Hawkins & Janet Strauss

Darlene Nipper

Ernest C. Hopkins

Paul F. Oostenbrug MD & Jeremiah

Jason Jenkins

$500,000.00+

F. Kelly

Lorraine Jones & Libby Halstead

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

David M. Perez

Paul Kawata

David J. Price & Juan C. Rodriguez

Paul N. Kelly

$250,000-499,999

Daniel L. Rabinowitz & Ann F.

Curtis A. Lipscomb

Evelyn & Walter Haas Jr Fund

Thomas

Richard Lynch & Frank Steil

Ford Foundation

Thomas A. Raffin & Martin Tian

Roberta Mandel & Joan L. Schaeffer

Wellspring Philanthropic Fund

Erick Rivero Russell D. Roybal

Jan S. Marks

Josue Santiago

Gary Martin & Mr. Patrick J. Owens

Stephanie Sylvestre & Janice

Alan Mason

Navatkoski

Douglas Mateyaschuk II & Evan

Andrew Tagliabue & Mark Jones

Wolfe

$50,000-99,000

Stephen B. Thayer & Howard Terry

Robert R. McCrae & William

American Endowment Foundation

Deric Walters & Jesse Lehrhoff

Newhall

E Rhodes & Leona B Carpenter

William Wilson & Dr. Richard Wall

Albert R. McMeen III & James Davis

Foundation

Beth L. Zemsky & Chris Heeter

Paulette J. Meyer & Davud

Gilead Sciences, Inc.

Fruedman

The Tides Foundation

THANK YOU TO OUR INSTITUTIONAL FUNDERS!

$100,000-249,999 Arcus Foundation NoVo Foundation

Delegate’s Circle - ($1,500-2,499)

Robert F. Miailovich

Alan T. Acosta & Thomas Gratz

Bonnie Michaels

$25,000-49,000

Gary Bauer

Inca A. Mohamed

Amalgamated Charitable

Juan J. Battle & Michael D.

Sunil Narayan & Robert J. Dutton

Foundation

Bennett

Joseph Ogormon

American Airlines

Frank Benedetti & Gary Trowbridge

Patrick J. Owens & Gary Martin

Amalgamated Charitable

Michael D. Bennett & Juan J.

Joe L. Pallant

Foundation

Battle

Shilpen Patel MD & Yuming Chiu

Estee Lauder Companies / MAC

Alan Bernstein

Donna M. & Michael Patrick

AIDS Fund

Lewis Black

Michael J. Piore & Rodney Yoder

Fox Rothschild LLP

Leslie & Matt Bosson

Marjorie Press

Freeman Foundation

Dennis Breen

Samantha Randby & Fruzsina

Hilton Worldwide

Daniella Levine Cava

Nyeso

Horizons Foundation

Arrington Chambliss & Hez G.

Joan Schaeffer & Roberta Mandel

Justworks

Norton

Elizabeth Schwartz & Lydia Martin

Laughing Gull

Jerry S. Chasen & Mark Kirby

Michael Scigliano

Foundation

Michael L. Curtis & Eric F. Thom

Marianne G. Seggerman

Newpol Foundation

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Truist

Bank United

$10,000-24,999

BDO USA, LLP

AIDS United Akerman LLP

legacy circle

Bercow Radell & Fernandez, P.A.

Bilzin Sumberg Baena Price

Big Johnson Group LLC

& Axelrod LLP

BNY Mellon Wealth

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP

Management

Collingwood Foundation Comcast Corporation

City of Miami Beach

CSAA Insurance Group,

City of North Miami

a AAA Insurer

Clear Health Alliance / Simply

Dona & Dwight Kendall Family

Healthcare

Foundation Everytown for Gun Safety

Community Foundation Sonoma

Florida Blue

County

Frosene Spirit of

Ernst & Young LLP

Hope Foundation, Inc

Fetzer Institute

Google

The Task Force thanks the following people for naming the Task Force as a beneficiary in their estate planning.

If you would like information about naming the Task Force in your estate planning, please contact Jacky Goh, Chief Development Officer, at jgoh@thetaskforce.org David I. Abramson Alan Ace* Henry van Ameringen*

Flamboyan Foundation

Clarence E Anderson Living Trust*

Heritage Financial Consultants,

The Foundation of the Greater

Jacob Arnell

LLC

Miami Jewish Federation

Huizenga Family Foundation

Give Lively Foundation

Greenberg Traurig, P.A.

Irving Harris Foundation

Neil B.Pomerenke* Barckley Family Trust* Michael Bath

Greater Miami Convention

William Bebermeyer*

Foundation

& Visitors Bureau

Bertram H. Behrens*

Johnson Family

Greenspoon Marder

Foundation

The Harrington Agency

John S. and James L. Knight

JP Morgan Chase

Em Olivia Bevis* Jillian K. Bishop* Bisordi-Schofield Revocable Trust*

Included Health

LeClair Bissell*

The Miami Foundation

K&L Gates LLP

David A. Bjork

MISTR

Mark Migdal & Hayden

Marsha C. Botzer

Morrison & Foerster LLP

Miami-Dade County

Foundation

NARAL Pro-Choice America

Thomas Boyd Shirley Brodigan*

Commissioners

Matthew Brown

Our Fund Foundation

Morgan Stanley

Herman J. Brown-Stepan*

OutRight Action

Neiman Marcus

Jennifer M. Buchwald

International

New York Community Trust

NEO Philanthropy

POP Culture Collaborative

Rennert Vogel Mandler

Phillip A. Bulliner* Margaret A. Burd Susan Burnside

Royal Caribbean Cruises LTD.

& Rodriguez, P.A.

Bradley R. Carlson

Ryder Charitable Foundation

San Francisco AIDS Foundation

John L. Chamness, Jr.*

St John’s on the Lake UMC

Stonewall Community Foundation

Starboard Cruise Services Tzedek Social Justice Fund

TD Bank

Julie A. Childs Stephen D. Clover* Gerald & Veronica Colfer*

Unite Here

TGH Company LLC

Daniel Cook & Herbert I. Cohen*

The Vertical Bridge

Tiger Baron Foundation

Winifred Cottrel*

Wild Geese Foundation

United Church of Christ

David E. Dassey

Worth Avenue Yachts

Williamson Cadillac Buick GMC

James A. Davidson* Donald E. Davis

$1,500-9,999

Winston & Strawn

George J. DeBolt

Aetna

YourCause LLC

Mark Deggendorf*

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Craig M. Desoer

Joseph J. Maio*

Marc A. Triebwasser*

James N. Devillier*

Donna Marburger

John Tynes*

Sarah A. Douglas

Ellen Martin

Josef Van Der Kar*

Ross Draegert

Wayne McCaughan*

Loet VanDerveen

Sabrina K. Duckett*

Rita A. McGaughey*

Donald E. Watson*

Alice Dyer*

Sean Melton

Scott J. Weber

Bert Easter

Lawrence J. Messenger

Ric Weiland*

Edith MacGuire Charitable Trust*

Lawrence J. Messenger*

Jeffrey E. White*

Orton L. Ehrlinger*

Henry D. Messer*

Robert S. White*

Jonathan Elwell*

Naomi E. Metz

Harry K. Willwater

Luke F. Farrell*

Robert F. Miailovich

Douglas Wingo

Nina Feirer

Erik Morin

Walt Witcover*

John P. Fludas*

James Morris*

Jacob Lee Withers, Jr.*

Richard Fremont-Smith*

George Nemeth*

Craig J. Witt*

Liebe Gadinsky

James Nonnemaker

Benton Wong

Brook Glaefke*

Fleet E. Nuttall*

Roy Glenn Wood*

Stephen A. Glassman

John O’Leary* Lee Ormsbee

James B. Wozniak*

Joe Goenaga Mary E. Harper

Austin L. Parrow

John R. Harper*

Martin C. Patterson

Daniel A. Harris

Julia Lorillard Pell

Finas Harris*

Julia Lorillard Pell*

Sheila Healy*

John Perez

John R. Hoffman*

David Lee Peterson*

Richard Homan*

Addison T. Pressley

Earle Raymond Hopkins*

Ken Ranftle

Diane M. Hopsia*

Sayre E. Reece

John Hubschmitt

Roger A. Riege*

Darrill Hudson*

Charles W. Robbins

Rachel Hurst

James E. Rolls*

Kent J. Johnson

Anthony Rominske

Steven D. Kaeser*

Lee S Ross*

Robert L. Kehoe*

Harry R. Rowe, M.D.*

Ronald Kendall

Russell D. Roybal

Kenneth E. Kesselring*

William A.K. Ryan*

Linda Ketner

Kenneth Sancier*

Harold D. Kooden

Jennifer A. Santana

Kayeton J. Kurowski*

Heather C. Sargeant

Brianna J. Lambert

J Schmidt

Marilyn Lamkay

Harry Seagal*

Craig H. Lindhurst*

Marianne G. Seggerman

Dr Norma Jack Lindsey*

Karl-Ludwig Selig*

Peggy Lipschultz

Andrew Sendall

David Littell

Elliott R. Sernel

Lester H. London

Dale Norris Shaw*

Alyxia D. Loney

Larry Siegel

James W. Lundberg Philanthropic

Andrew W. Solomon

Trust

Robert J. Starshak

James W. Lundberg Philantropic

William J. Stein

Trust

James J. Stroumbos*

Ed Madden

James L. Tanner*

Victoria K. Elliott York Morgan Young* Beth L. Zemsky William Zilko* Daniel R. Zillmann Jaroslav E. Zivney* Harvey Zuckman