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    John Eric Henry of Pinnacle Drone Light Shows

    John Eric Henry of Pinnacle Drone Light Shows

    John Eric Henry is a trailblazer in the growing field of drone light shows. These spectacular displays, with unmanned lighted aerial vehicles flying in coordination, do not emit the noise…

    Revisiting the Winter of Love

    Revisiting the Winter of Love

    By Joanie Juster– I try not to regret missed opportunities, but I will forever regret not going to City Hall 20 years ago when word got out that same-sex marriages…

    The Untold Story About the Founding of AGUILAS

    The Untold Story About the Founding of AGUILAS

    By Eduardo Morales, Ph.D.– In 1991, Latinx LGBTQ community members decided to come together regularly in a meeting room at Saint Francis Lutheran Church at 152 Church Street to discuss…

    Donna’s Chronicles, “If you thought only New Orleans, Sydney, Rio, and Venice celebrate Mardi Gras, think again…”

    Donna’s Chronicles, “If you thought only New Orleans, Sydney, Rio, and Venice celebrate Mardi Gras, think again…”

    By Donna Sachet– If you thought only New Orleans, Sydney, Rio, and Venice celebrate Mardi Gras, think again! Purple, green, and gold beads and balloons and festively dressed celebrants were…

    Memory Keepers Initiative: Centering Black Trans Joy

    Memory Keepers Initiative: Centering Black Trans Joy

    The San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus, the nation’s premier queer chorus, will explore local queer history with “Centering Black Trans Joy,” the second program of the Memory Keepers Initiative. Hosted by Co-Executive Directors of the…

    A Roundtable With the Drive-Away Dolls

    A Roundtable With the Drive-Away Dolls

    By Gary M. Kramer– Drive-Away Dolls is a fabulously queer comic thriller opening February 23 in Bay Area theatres. The film, directed by Ethan Coen, who cowrote it with his…

    Tru Joy and Tragedy

    Tru Joy and Tragedy

    By Jan Wahl– Truman Capote’s greatest character was surely himself. Although he stood only 5’3″ and died 40 years ago, his legend—encompassing operatic emotional highs and lows—still looms large, as…

    Ballet and Sinatra: A Perfect Match in Michael Smuin’s Rollicking Fly Me to the Moon

    Ballet and Sinatra: A Perfect Match in Michael Smuin’s Rollicking Fly Me to the Moon

    Start spreading the news! Smuin Contemporary Ballet marks its 30th anniversary with a joyful evening that includes Michael Smuin’s beloved Sinatra tribute. An audience and critical favorite since its premiere…

    13th Annual BAAITS Powwow

    13th Annual BAAITS Powwow

    Photos by Rink Fort Mason’s Festival Pavilion was filled with hundreds of organizers, participants, and audience members for the 13th Annual Bay Area Indian Two-Spirit (BAAITS) Powwow. The annual event…

    Peace, Love, and Piroshkis at a Gracious New LGBTQ+ Eatery

    Peace, Love, and Piroshkis at a Gracious New LGBTQ+ Eatery

    By David Landis, The Gay Gourmet– Finding a new restaurant before others discover it is thrilling. When that restaurant is owned by two queer women, employing folks who are gender…