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Pink Wednesday: MEAN GIRLS screening! User Submitted

When: Wed., Oct. 14, 9-10:45 p.m. 2015
Email: brittney@thewelcomingcommittee.com
Price: $12.50
www.thewelcomingcommittee.com/events/sf-mean-girls/#!tab=overview
Picture this: an epic takeover of the beloved Roxie Theater by over 230 LGBTQs decked out in pink (on Wednesdays we wear pink, #duh) for an audience participation-heavy viewing of everyone’s favorite 2004 flick: Mean Girls. Warm up for the burn with Cool Mom cocktails at our nearby pre-party, and you’ve got the gayest, greatest back-to-school bash. We know—we have a lot of feelings. This time, you can sit with us. Tickets are available exclusively through The Welcoming Committee. Score seats for you, your Aaron Samuels, and your pack of Plastics here. Space is limited!

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