THANKS TO ALL, IT WAS A REAL SUCCESS

WE WILL HAD THE PICS OF THE EVENT SOON

 

 

 

Saturday feb. 3

Why don't you arrive friday? We'll be at the Bar Le Drague for the happy hours (4 to 7) to give you the program of the week end, the program of the Carnival, the map of the city, discount tickets ,etc...

 

  Skiing in Stoneham with Sylvain  rallying at the Bar Le Drague at 10h00, departure at 11h00

  Journey at the Carnival (consult the link below to choose between activities, Carnival effigy required for some of them, 10$) rallying at the Bar Le Drague at 12h00 to receive the iceBEARg kit. And departure...

  Boréale happy hours, 4 to 7 at the "Base III"  Bar Le Drague

"We say that every resident of Quebec could have, if he wants, his place reserved each evening in a resto  of the town, as they are so numerous. For this reason, we leave the dinner period free, so we could let our stomach decide  during the happy hours. But make sure to keep some place for the sunday brunch"

  Rendez-vous at the sauna/hôtel Hippocampe  at 21h00, for those who needs a little warm up (10.25$)

  Bear party at the "Base III"  Bar Le Drague from 21h00 avec DJ Michel... (2.00$)

 

and sunday feb. 4

 

  Brunch at the resto Saint-James, 1100 St-Jean street, 10h00 ($11.95 each)

IMPORTANT: confirm your presence at the brunch to Nicolas and Yves by clicking here. REQUIRED RESERVATION

  Afternoon at the Carnival (consult the link below to choose between activities) rallying at the Bar Le Drague at 13h00

Note that the Forhom, 221 rue St-Jean, will open at 13h00 to welcome the shivery bears... "Belle Gueule special journey"

  "Au revoir" cocktail and exhibition of your artwork at the Forhom 17h00 (the exhibition will last all the week-end)

 

...for the bears who want to expose their artwork, please contact the artist mARTin by e-mail

...and those who could have an interest in accommodating one or more bears, or simply looking for an igloo to stay,

send an e-mail.

 

Y   O   U   '   R   E        W   E   L   C   O   M   E   !

 

And remember that all these activities are only suggestions. There is to make so much in Quebec during this period. Note that we could not be held responsible if one of its activities was full, or if changes of tarif occured. Let us wish that the following links will make it possible for you to plan one memorable iceBEARg week-end.

 

LINKS (adresses, cost, schedule...)

Accommodation (B&B, hôtels...)

Carnaval de Québec (go look at the 2007 schedule)

Centre de ski Stoneham

Ours Québec (to join the organizers of the monthly brunch and founders of "Ours Québec")

Le Drague (bar, cabaret, disco, tavern)

Forhom (club)

 

Saunas:

Blöc 225

Hippocampe

Backboy

 

or                                                                                                         

's paintings (a glimpse of what you will see at the exhibition)

 

 

 

. . . until then, go on      

to see who will be there

t h a n k s    t o   B O R É A L E

 

 

iceBEARg

GUIDES / Frank,Gustin,Louigy,Martin,Milo,Nicolas,Rémi,Sylvain,Yves     BRUNCH / Nicolas,Yves     ART EXPO & COORDINATION / Martin

all rights reserved, 2007

 

 

The bear community is a masculinist subculture in the gay community. Bears are usually mature gay or bisexual men with hairy bodies and facial hair; some are heavy-set, but that is not a requirement. Bears often exhibit an outwardly masculine appearance. Some bears place great importance on presenting a hyper-masculine image and shun interaction with men who display effeminate style and mannerisms. Other bears do not. There is much debate in the gay community as to the definition of a bear: some say anyone who identifies himself as a bear is one, while others argue that bears must have certain physical characteristics--such as a hairy chest and face--and a certain mode of dress and behavior.

 

Some terminology relating to the bear community includes:

chaser - a term that refers to someone who is not a bear, cub, or otter, but is sexually or romantically attracted to them (this term is often used in various communities to describe an outsider who has sexual attraction to people within that community) Also often referred to as a chaser.

bear - a man with a beard or goatee, typically with a hairy chest and body and a stocky or heavyset build; often older (or older looking) and displaying a masculine appearance.

bear run - a gathering or circuit party for bear and cub types.

behr - Guys with moustaches but no beard.

cub - a younger (or younger looking) version of a bear, typically but not always with a smaller frame. The term is sometimes used to imply the passive partner in a relationship. May also refer to recently out homosexual men who may fit into the characteristics of a bear. May not be as hairy but generally has facial hair.

daddybear - is an older more husky guy sometimes looking for a daddy/son relationship or a Bearcub.

grizzly bear - an older bear, often with a large, wilder beard - think Grizzly Adams.

otter - a man who is hairy, but is not large or stocky - typically thinner, or with lean muscle. Also typically identified by an energetically playful and flirtatious manner.

panda chub - A bear of east Asian descent.

polar bear - is an older bear with white or grey body hair and beard.

pocket bear - shorter bear.

sugar bear - a "sugar daddy" bear; a bear who wants the company of a younger or more traditionally attractive male or "chaser" in exchange for favors/gifts

wolf - similar to an otter, but with a more aggressive attitude OR an older otter, with grey hair.

woof! - A greeting sometimes used when a bear spots another bear in public and wants to express physical attraction. He will make a growling noise ("Grrrr!") or say "Woof!"

 

source: Wikipedia