Partnership With James C. Hormel LGBTQIA Center of San Francisco Public Library Forges Increased Access
By Cristina E. Mitra– As a public librarian, I believe access to high-quality information is critical to a democratic society. This is just one of the many reasons I burst with pride every day of my job as the program manager of the James C. Hormel LGBTQIA…
Castro Theatre Renovation Uncovers, Decodes Artistic Treasures
“Architecture is as much a response to place, a conversation with place, as it is a making of place.” —Dr. Jeffery Malpas The shapes, structures, and materials of a building can have a memory-like character, holding sensory properties that help imprint history and can impact us profoundly.…
2024 San Francisco Pride Grand Marshals
San Francisco Pride Grand Marshals represent a wide range of diverse experiences and have made significant contributions to the LGBTQ+ community. With the help of public input, SF Pride selects these groups and individuals in order to honor the work they have put into furthering the causes…
GGBA: Leading the Way for LGBT Businesses and Our Community for Five Decades
By Roger Gross– (Editor’s Note: This piece first ran in the San Francisco Bay Times in 2014 on the occasion of the Golden Gate Business Association’s 40th Anniversary. Gross agreed to have us share it again now, in honor of GGBA’s 50th year.) GGBA was established in…
At Brown Girl Farms, Earth Day Is Every Day
Birthed from a belief that queer, Black women farmers need more representation and celebration in the growing world, Ashlee Johnson-Geisse founded Brown Girl Farms. Brown Girl Farms, located in the Hayward hills, is a small-scale family farm grounded in community. Ashlee and her wife Jen Johnson-Geisse live…
The First Pride Party of 2024 in San Francisco!
The “Eve of Pride Party,” co-presented by the San Francisco Bay Times and The Academy SF on May 31, 2024, had many memorable moments, including Mayor London Breed and friends doing the Cupid Shuffle! Legendary DJ Olga T headed up the turntable while bartender Sky and colleagues…
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Fernando Camino of SuperFriends NYC Travels to San Francisco for Pride
San Francisco Bay Times contributor Fernando Camino, who is based in New York City, created the YouTube channel SuperFriends NYC that…
Pride and More
By David Landis, The Gay Gourmet– First off, it’s great to be back writing this column, with a new bionic knee,…
Terah Bajjalieh Creates Pride-Worthy Wines With Her Signature Stamp of Elegance and Diversity
In my capacity as host of KQEDs, Check Please! Bay Area, and my wine writing work, I’m so lucky to meet…
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