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Join Jane Lynch at Lesbian Gala

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Jane Lynch and her fiancee, Lara Embry, met and fell in love at last year's National Center for Lesbian Rights gala. This year, they're inviting other people to come check out the festivity and maybe, with any luck, find a special someone of their own.

The gala is May 1 in San Francisco and will be emceed by Kate Clinton. Check out the invite from Jane and Lara below.

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