Pictured (LtoR) Kent Dejong, University of Maryland College Park engineering professor; and Tony Valenzuela, Baltimore-based scientistPictured (LtoR) Tiffany Lange, Charm City Puppets creative director; Alice Gadzinski, Charm City Puppets designer; and Samantha Mitchell, Creative Alliance film programmerPictured (LtoR) Kate Mullan, Baltimore-based statistician/storyteller; and Gina Caruso, Creative Alliance managing directorPictured (LtoR) Benjamin Deshaies, Caliber Collision body shop manager; and Chelsea Robinson, HomeCare Maryland RNPictured (LtoR) Shandi Chester, Tenth Harvest graphic designer/social media manager; and Ashley Hearn, Jägermeister trend and scene managerPictured (LtoR) Pam Haner, W.C. Harlan manager; and Lane Harlan, W.C. Harlan and Bar Clavel ownerPictured (LtoR) Alredo Santiago, Baltimore Medical System clinical social worker; Juan Ortiz, Creative Alliance Deutsche fellow; Lilian Amaya, IRIS Baltimore co-founder; and Megan Murphy, Baltimore area finance managerPictured (LtoR) Laura Stokes, Creative Alliance operations rentals manager; and Chirs Brooks, Creative Alliance community assets managerColorful cocktails and rainbow-hued leis were all part of the fun.The happy hour was just the start of the two-day fest.
Rainbow Revels (July 28, 2016) Creative Alliance started off Rainbow Fest, its 5th Annual LGBTQA Film Festival, with a Kick-Off Happy Hour at its Marquee Lounge inside the Creative Alliance at The Patterson. Folks gathered there before heading into the theater to listen to Baltimore native, Isaac Oliver talk about his book, Intimacy Idiot, and celebrate its release in paperback.
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
