Community AIDS Network hosts "Wizard of Oz" sing-a-long

The fundraiser featured costumes, drinks and a sing-a-long version of the movie classic.

  • By Nick Reichert
  • | 10:22 a.m. May 18, 2015
  • Arts + Culture
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The fundraiser at the Francis for AIDS awareness and research included plenty of witches, wizards, flying monkeys and lions for a sing-a-long exhibition of the 1939 film classic. 

Scott Perry and Daryl Lyle
Scott Perry and Daryl Lyle
Crystal Valles and Cheyenne Garry
Crystal Valles and Cheyenne Garry
Eduardo Anaya and Josh Beadle
Eduardo Anaya and Josh Beadle
Jeffrey Kin and Michelle Pingel
Jeffrey Kin and Michelle Pingel
Victor Simpkins and Richard Carpenter
Victor Simpkins and Richard Carpenter
Phyllis Tarmus, Diana Rose and Robin Zecola
Phyllis Tarmus, Diana Rose and Robin Zecola
Roland Moser and Jonathan Moore
Roland Moser and Jonathan Moore
The Community AIDS Network put on their red ruby slippers for a night of fundraising and awareness with a sing-a-long exhibition of the movie classic.
The Community AIDS Network put on their red ruby slippers for a night of fundraising and awareness with a sing-a-long exhibition of the movie classic.

 

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