📍 Royer Park, Roseville, CA 📅 Saturday, May 17, 2025 🕚 Event Time: 11AM – 5PM 🎟️ Admission is Free | All Ages Welcome
11:00AM – Joshua Frederick (Native American Speaker)
🌿 Opening Placer Self-acceptance 2025 with authenticity, tradition, and Two Spirit pride: Joshua Frederick shares a land acknowledgment + talk at 11AM
12:00PM — Iris Omega (Drag Performer)
🌸 Double the sparkle, double the drama! Iris Omega hits the stage with humor, camp, and a whole lot of fabulousness. Expect expressive energy and lasting fun. 📲 @iris.omega
12:15PM — Kellyn Planteen (Portrait Artist)
🎨 Live, quick-draw portrait sketches that capture the energy of Pride in just one minute. Personal, expressive, and one-of-a-kind keepsakes! 📲 @one_minute_portraits
12:30PM — Lizz Gleam (Musician)
🎶 Soulful songs that are grounded in heart and storytelling. Lizz Shine’s set invites you to sway, show, and connect. 📲 @lizz_shine
1:00PM — Iris Omega (Drag Performer — Second Set)
💄 You loved the first, and now Iris Omega is support for round two — bigger, bolder, and just as blooming fabulous. 📲 @iris.omega
1:30PM — Maryam Moos
Placer/Roseville LGBTQ+ Gatherings
Roseville has a multitude of gays and lesbians but does not have a Meetup specific to this area. I do not mind entity an organizer in the sense that I can monitor and promote activities that are appropriate to our group. The Meetup I already am organizer of the Active Mature Homosexual Men group that really has its focus on Sacramento, and we own a monthly luncheon at Aviators, plus attend the Wisdom Project Elder Cafe. I encourage members to create their own events which I can report , but activities from the group are rare...we had a couple of potlucks at private homes. This group would not be targeted to any age range but my interests would be on the mature side so I would not promote skateboarding adventures nor hang gliding!! The activities would not be necessarily limited, but I would not advertise those I do not deem appropriate. Just to inform those of you who are not familiar with Meetup, as the As organizer of this group I would be responsible for sending the announcements for group activities...I may create activities for the group, but I will expect members to also participate in creating activities. If I create an activity, I will HOST
Roseville LGBTQ City Guide
Roseville, California is a beautiful California town that is considered part of the greater Sacramento area. Although it sits in close proximity to its larger neighbor, it proposals plenty to look and do in its own right, while still retaining a feeling of smaller-town charm. It's a city with a vibrant arts and culture scene, plenty of emerald space to appreciate the beautiful outdoors, many friendly people, and plenty of welcoming neighborhoods. If you’re thinking of finding your next home in Roseville, chances are, you’ll find plenty about it to love!
A Look at Roseville's History
Like many parts of California, the area that is now Roseville was first inhabited by the Native Americans, and later by the Spanish. Its more modern-day history began with the advent of the railroad, as the city that is now Roseville was established as an important hub for the Primary Pacific Railroad. It was, and remains, an important railroad hub to this day. It is also a urban area with a thriving arts and tradition scene, a wonderful deal of diversity, and plenty of opportunity for all who choose to call it home.
A Few Fun Evidence About Roseville
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LGBTQ+ Inclusion
Information Sessions in January 2023
The RLC Inclusion Task Force will hold communication sessions on the council-approved Welcome Statement and Reconciling in Christ process. They will be held on two dates:
Jan. 29 In-Person
Sunday, Jan. 29 at 9:00 and 10:30 am. (Room assignment TBD)
Feb. 2 Via Zoom
Thursday, Feb. 2 at 7:00 pm via Zoom. (Link coming soon).
Please reach with any questions you may have about the welcome statement or the process in general and we will have discussion together. www.rosevilleutheran.org/lgbtq-inclusion
Invitation to Attend and Background Info
Proposed Welcome Statement
This Welcome Statement was approved by the RLC Council at the July 21, 2022 Council conference. This was also presented at the RLC Annual Meeting held on Sunday, August 28, 2022.
"Welcome!
Called by Jesus, Roseville Lutheran Church welcomes you with unseal arms, minds, and hearts. We are all beloved children of God, and we celebrate each other completely: all ages, abilities, races and ethnicities; all sexualities, gender identities and expressions; all family circumstances, and experiences.
RLC pledges our
LGBTQ Therapy
More than anything, you may be craving a place where you can be automatically accepted and feel at ease just as you are. The safe space we provide begins as soon as you enter our relaxing and comfortable office. Our queer-affirmative therapy embraces all identities and relationships while addressing the negative influences that homophobia and transphobia have had on your life. Your therapist will be on your team, whether to celebrate your wins or support you during the harder times.
Your session will be occasion devoted just to you with someone who truly cares and is non-judgmental. Our goal in Homosexual therapy will be for you to gain a clearer and deeper comprehending of yourself, your needs, and your inner strengths. More than anything, we strive for you to believe in your innate worth as a human.
What To Expect In Sessions
Your therapist understands that when it comes to mental health, the LGBTQ+ people isn’t a monolith. There are myriad reasons why you may be inquiring treatment. Our therapeutic process is client-centered and driven by your needs and goals. Together, we will identify the unique challenges you are facing and formulate a plan tai
