Check it out – WE Fest is going to be off the charts and we are a proud media sponsor and are taking part in this year’s festival! Check it out WEFestival.com and support indy arts!

For more information on the Luncheon and Fashion Show to benefit Cape Fear Habitat for Humanity tomorrow, visit Cape Fear Habitat for Humanity’s website!

The Rape Crisis Center of Coastal Horizons Center, Inc., in collaboration with Sunrise Broadcasting of Wilmington, presents the 7th Annual Port City Rock Against Rape – a benefit concert to support the Rape Crisis Center on April 17-18, 2009.

(Out Impact’s community sponsor, be yr own queero, meeting patrons at Out Impact’s March 6th’s Out Impact Friday event at The Soapbox, in Wilmington, NC, photo credit: Jason Frizzelle)

(Singer/songwriter Mark James performs for Out Impact on March 6th’s Out Impact Friday at The Soapbox, in Wilmington, NC, photo credit: Jason Frizzelle)

(singer/songwriter Kim Dicso performs for Out Impact on March 6th’s Out Impact Friday at The Soapbox, in Wilmington, NC, photo credit: Jason Frizzelle)

(singer/songwriter Jenn Grinels performs for Out Impact on March 6th’s Out Impact Friday at The Soapbox, in Wilmington, NC, photo credit: Jason Frizzelle)

Thank you to all our friends, readers, sponsors and supporters who came out to support the indy music talent of Kim Dicso, Mark James, Jenn Grinels and Carsie Blanton, as well as us at Out Impact, our community sponsor, Be Yr Own Queero and our benefiting non-profit, Equality NC!

We packed The Soapbox in Wilmington, NC in the main lounge area and raised $100 for Equality NC! Thank you to our sponsors, The Red Roof Inn, ibiza wilmington, the Underground, encore, be yr own queero, St. Jude’s MCC and FrankFest! We are currently planning more events this summer, to be involved, please drop us a e-mail!

Carsie Blanton is a Philadelphia artist whose soulful, playful, intelligent music has won her recognition throughout the Philadelphia music scene and is the headliner in our latest Out Impact Friday, coming up on March 6th in Wilmington, NC at The Soapbox. Her musical styling is like a signature cup of coffee of music – a nice mix of pop, jazz and folk sounds while having fun as she blends blues, swing, and playful lyrics in Ain’t So Green.

We support our friends at Art Sync Magazine, a North Carolina publication dedicated to celebrating all Art forms – this is where we’ll be tonight:

ArtSync Magazine Launch Party: Celebrating our Premier Issue

Saturday, Feb. 28, 2009 – 7:30 PM
at
16 Taps
127 Princess St.
Wilmington, NC
910-251-1616
MAP

Entertainment by:
Sai Collins & DJ Kameshia Rogers
Hors d’œuvres & Cash Bar
Semi-Formal Attire
RSVP to Betsy Palmer
910.754.9635 or betsy@ArtSyncMag.com

Out Impact, a gay online magazine focusing on making a positive impact within the gay community, in our second 2009 event in conjunction with The Soapbox (http://www.thesoapboxlive.com), will be celebrating good times for a good cause in a fundraising event for Equality NC at The Soapbox in Wilmington, NC on March 6th, 2009 from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m. Out Impact’s hotel sponsor for this special celebration is the Red Roof Inn, with other sponsorship levels currently available.