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Black t-shirt.
Front: "Tracy Young Remixes Living Theater"
Back: "Kunduru Music. If the world is a stage then we are all living theater"

White t-shirt.
T-shirt signed by artist and dated "'04"
"Oscar de la Rosa"

Four-time Grammy Award-winning artist

White t-shirt.

Ignition World Tour with DJ Bill Bennett '04-05
Back includes list of sponsors

In 1999, Bennett was hired as the Saturday night resident at the largest gay club to open in Detroit, Cobalt.

Red polo.
Front: "Keys West"
Sleeve: "Staff"
Collar signed by "Joe."

Gay piano bar.
817 W Dallas St
Houston, TX 77019

Purple t-shirt.
"Keys West, Houston"
Gay piano bar.

817 W Dallas St
Houston, TX 77019

Gray t-shirt.

"Bowie Serious Moonlight Tour '83"

The David Bowie Serious Moonlight Tour was thus far Bowie's longest, largest and most successful concert tour.

White t-shirt.
Image of a man holding a guitar.
"Paxton. Paxtonband.org"

the most nominated band for the 1999 GLAMA Awards with nominations for "Best Band", Best New Artist" and "Song Of The Year" among such other artists as Ani DiFranco, Rufus Wainwright, and The B52s.

White t-shirt.
"Last Night the Gossip Saved My Life"

Hand written notes: "I aint no hollaback girl. Love Grace Paine." "Let's be a part of GLBT history!" "GCAM! We are so queer. Love + Revolution. Love, Beth"

White t-shirt.
"Gay Men's Chorus: San Diego"

White t-shirt.
Image of a hand holding flowers.
Front: "Pansy Division" Hand signed: "Hi Jim. Jon Ginoli"
Back: "Lookout Records"

Pansy Division is an American punk rock band that formed in San Francisco, California in 1991. Featuring primarily gay musicians and focusing mostly on gay-related themes, Pansy Division is one of the more melodic bands to emerge from the "queercore" movement that began in the 1980s.

Gray t-shirt.
"Flashdance. EPAH. Production Staff"

The Executive and Professional Association of Houston (EPAH) is a professional/social organization for Gay, Lesbian, Transgender, and Bisexual individuals in Houston, Texas.

Gray t-shirt with orange sleeves.
Front: "Team Curis"
Back: "CurtisBraly.com"

Curtis Braly is an openly gay country singer

White t-shirt.
"Team Band, Gay Games 2006"
Image of a trumpet with a rainbow.

Pink t-shirt.
"Sisterfire. A 2-day open-air festival of Women's Culture. Roadwork '84"

open-air festival celebrating women artists held in Takoma Park, MD

White t-shirt.
Autographed.
Front: “Melissa Etheridge"
Back: "“Melissa Etheridge ‘Your Little Secret’ World Tour” with image of a keyhole.
"London, Deinze, Rotterdam, Hannover, Koln, Offenbach, Stuttgart, Munich, Zurich, Stockholm, Hamburg, Berlin, Vienna, Helsinki, Copenhagen, Oslo, Paris, Dublin"

Maroon jacket.
Front: “Oscar”
Back: Spruce Street Singers

Belonged to Oscar Garcia, GCCP board member

The Spruce Street Singers was a gay men's chorus in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

White t-shirt.
Front: “Philadelphia Freedom Concert & Ball”
Back: Image of Elton John.

The Philadelphia Freedom Concert and Ball was an HIV/AIDS awareness fund raising event that was held in Philadelphia, USA, on July 4, 2005. The event was held at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Red t-shirt.
Music note- "NYC GMC"
New York City Gay Men's Chorus

Navy blue t-shirt.
“Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington D.C GMCW”

Gray t-shirt.
"William Way LGBT Community Center presents Jennifer Higdon, performed by Ching-Yun Hu on Piano & Judy Geist on Viola. January 12, 2013"

White t-shirt.
"London Gay Mens Chorus- USA Tour 2000"
Back: "Boston 21st July 2000. San Jose 25th July 2000, 28th July 2000. San Francisco 30th July 2000. Queercompany.com Principal Sponsor.

White shirt.
Quarter note, rainbow colors/flag, "We Shall be Heard"

Origins unknown. Contact Wearing Gay History if you have any information on this shirt or design.

Likely from a gay chorus.

White shirt.
Various singing people in a yellow circle. Text: "GALA Choruses Celebrating Women"

Blue bandana.
"Calliope Women's Chorus, Minneapolis-St. Paul"

Dark blue shirt.
World with person sanding on it and animals and music notes in the sky. Text: "Calliope Women's Chorus Presents Hope for the Future"

White shirt.
Woman with purple hair in a red dress conducting and text, "Under Northern Lights, Grand Rapids, Michigan, May 24th-May 27th, 2001"
Likely a musical concert.

Blue shirt.
White circle with six singing figures and text, "Calliope: a Women's Chorus"

White long sleeved shirt.
One green figure and one blue figure, both with music notes for heads. Text reads, "Calliope Women's Chorus, Minneapolis, MN, 1976-2001, Twenty-Five" with the "V" large and in red.

Cerulean blue shirt. Star, singing face, subway car, space needle, "GALA 3" "Festival of GALA Choruses III Seattle July, 1989" Duplicate copy found in the Tretter Collection

Grey shirt.
Banner with text, "The Voice of Rhythm." Below is the text, "Concerts: Calliope Women's Chorus, Womyn's DrumHeart, with a Young Women's Musical Ensemble. April 8th & 9th 1994, South High School, Minneapolis"

3131 S 19th Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55407

Grey shirt.
Five singing face silhouettes with text, "Calliope: a Women's Chorus"

Maroon shirt.
White circle with six singing figures and text, "Calliope: a Women's Chorus"