To open our weekend of events, the 22nd Annual Best Buck in the Bay Rodeo is proud to host a screening of “QUEENS & COWBOYS: A Straight Year on the Gay Rodeo”.
The event will cost $25 per person which will include a full course BBQ dinner/dessert and a ticket to the movie. We will also have some live entertainment, silent auction and a full bar for those who wish to wet their whistle.
Tickets will go on sale beginning Monday, July 21st at www.bayarearodeo.org. If you do not wish to purch...
To open our weekend of events, the 22nd Annual Best Buck in the Bay Rodeo is proud to host a screening of “QUEENS & COWBOYS: A Straight Year on the Gay Rodeo”.
The event will cost $25 per person which will include a full course BBQ dinner/dessert and a ticket to the movie. We will also have some live entertainment, silent auction and a full bar for those who wish to wet their whistle.
Tickets will go on sale beginning Monday, July 21st at www.bayarearodeo.org. If you do not wish to purchase dinner you may buy the movie tickets separately at $13 per person. Ticket holders are encouraged to come early and enjoy the live entertainment and lively libations. Tickets will be held at will call and will be released with a valid ID or pay pal receipt.
This multi-award winning documentary chronicles a complete season of the International Gay Rodeo Association (IGRA). Roping and riding across North America, the IGRA’s courageous cowboys and cowgirls brave challenges both in and out of the arena on their quest to qualify for the World Finals at the end of the season. Along the way, they’ll bust every stereotype in the book.
The film tells the story of five members of the International Gay Rodeo Association. From Wade Earp, a descendant of cowboy legend Wyatt Earp and one of the best competitors on the circuit; to Char Duran, a female bull rider who’s never won a buckle but seems determined to die trying; “QUEENS & COWBOYS” weaves the stories of its protagonists over the course of an entire rabble-rousing year.
An unprecedented look at the strength it takes to be gay in the rural west, this film explores the many struggles threatening the IGRA and the LGBTQ community at large, how far society has come on the subject of LGBTQ equality, and how far we still have to go.
http://www.queensandcowboys.com/