With national distribution by Wolfe Video, a DVD to add to your collection of the Gay Games can be yours for $19.95, and is available in stores and also is available online at www.GayGamesChicago.org.

What makes the Gay Games on DVD so great is the opportunity for fans to watch the Gay Games anytime they want in their own home. Theyll witness the Gay Games that are on DVD that are action packed and intense. The opening ceremony of the Gay Games on DVD is nothing short of magical, and is full of hopes and dreams. Eight days later, fans of the Gay Games can see the closing ceremony, with pride and accomplishment glowing in the eyes of the athletes. Fans who buy the Gay Games on DVD can also enjoy seeing performances by the many celebrities who performed or spoke at the events.

The Gay Games on DVD gives you access to more than 31 sporting competitions, along with the incredible cultural aspects that are such a special part of the Gay Games. Men and women from all over the world have come together for the Gay Games, and you can see them all on this DVD collection. Fans of the Gay Games on DVD can watch tae kwon do, the physique competition, dancing inside of a ballroom, darts, billiards, and swimming.

The Gay Games on DVD is produced by Brenda Schumacher, and the DVD brings home the cheerful triumph and heartbreaking defeat that makes the Gay Games all that it should be. Famous folks to everyday people are also featured in the Gay Games DVD, and athletes are interviewed about their experiences. Information on the famous scholarship program is also featured on the Gay Games DVD, which helped athletes from countries like Croatia and South Africa make it to the games. Some of the entertainers that can be appreciated on the Gay Games DVDs are Cyndi Lauper, Margaret Cho, Ari Gold, Kate Clinton, Megan Mullally, and many others.

With the next Gay Games being in 2010 in Germany, the 2006 Gay Games attracted 12,000 participants that gathered in Chicago, and fans of the DVD will love the extra features. The bonus chapters include more than 400 still photos from the Games and a tribute by famous athletes to Gay Games founder Dr. Tom Waddell.