2014 Gay Games: Team Colorado Pep Rally Party January 2 at Hamburger Mary's!

The 2014 Gay Games, presented by the Cleveland Foundation, will be holding the Team Colorado Pep Rally Party on Thursday, January 2, 2014, from 6-9pm at Hamburger Mary’s. Everybody is invited to join Team Colorado’s efforts to inform, excite and register participants for the 2014 Gay Games.

The ninth quadrennial Gay Games is one of the biggest sports and cultural festivals in the world, expecting more than 10,000 people from more than 65 countries. The Gay Games was founded on the principles of Participation, Inclusion and Personal Best™ and is open to everybody regardless of sexual orientation, gender, transgender status, religion, nationality, political convictions, age, physical condition or athletic ability.

Started in 1982, the Gay Games happen every four years around the world. Paris will host the 2018 Gay Games. In 2014, the Gay Games will feature more than 30 recreational and competitive sports, as well as cultural activities, band and choral events.

The Team Colorado Pep Rally Party will have information on all sports at the Gay Games, how to participate, registration discounts, team captain incentive program, scholarship application information, accommodations and travel planning. The party features BOGO drink specials, fun games and more. Free Gay Games t-shirts will go to on-site registrants on a first-come, first-served basis.

2014 Gay Games: Team Colorado Pep Rally Party Coming Up January 2!

The 2014 Gay Games, presented by the Cleveland Foundation, will be holding the Team Colorado Pep Rally Party on Thursday, January 2, 2014, from 6-9pm at Hamburger Mary’s. Everybody is invited to join Team Colorado’s efforts to inform, excite and register participants for the 2014 Gay Games.

The ninth quadrennial Gay Games is one of the biggest sports and cultural festivals in the world, expecting more than 10,000 people from more than 65 countries.  The Gay Games was founded on the principles of Participation, Inclusion and Personal Best™ and is open to everybody regardless of sexual orientation, gender, transgender status, religion, nationality, political convictions, age, physical condition or athletic ability.

Started in 1982, the Gay Games happen every four years around the world. Paris will host the 2018 Gay Games. In 2014, the Gay Games will feature more than 30 recreational and competitive sports, as well as cultural activities, band and choral events.

The Team Colorado Pep Rally Party will have information on all sports at the Gay Games, how to participate, registration discounts, team captain incentive program, scholarship application information, accommodations and travel planning. The party features BOGO drink specials, fun games and more. Free Gay Games t-shirts will go to on-site registrants on a first-come, first-served basis.

Meeting tonight to discuss bid to bring OutGames 2015 to Denver

The USA may have lost the 2018 and 2022 Bid for the World Cup but, right here in Denver, there is a group of athletes trying to bring another international sports event home to Colorado.

Team Colorado, a 501c3 non-profit umbrella sports organization for the LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) community, has formed the "Denver OutGames 2015 Bid Committee" to lead Denver's efforts.

"The LGBT community contributes greatly to the social, economic and political quality of life in Colorado. We are excited to support Denver’s bid for the 2015 North America OutGames" states Colorado Governor-elect / Denver Mayor John W. Hickenlooper.

Monday December 6^th, 2010, there will be the first Community Wide Meeting to bring together the best ideas for bidding on the GLISA (Gay and Lesbian International Sports Association) North American OutGames, which will take place in 2015.  The event is free and open to the public.

Get ready for the first annual Colorado LGBT Sportsfest

The First Annual Colorado LGBT Sportsfest will take place at Denver’s Cook Park on June 5-6 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

“All are invited to attend this day in the park, whether or not you want to participate or try a new sport," said festival producer R. Tony Smith. “We are also encouraging other sports and social organizations not yet signed up to contact us and get involved, whether or not you already have activities that weekend. Our hope is to let all of Colorado know about the abundant, vibrant, and diverse sporting and social opportunities in the LGBT community.”

Participating groups will include Colorado Gay Volleyball Association, Colorado Volleyball Connection, Denver Area Tennis Enthusiasts, Denver Frontrunners, Denver Gay & Lesbian Flag Football, Denver Wildfire Rugby, OUT Spokin’, and many others.

The official kick-off party for the Colorado LGBT Sportsfest will take place Friday, June 4 from 7-10 p.m. at JR's.