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    Sorrow and Solidarity: San Francisco LGBT Timeline 1984–1989

    Sorrow and Solidarity: San Francisco LGBT Timeline 1984–1989

    By Dr. Bill Lipsky— (Editor’s Note: The following is part five of Bill Lipsky’s timeline of LGBTQ+ history starting with the 19th century. The first part ran in the June…

    Donna’s Chronicles, “If any San Francisco event has it all…”

    Donna’s Chronicles, “If any San Francisco event has it all…”

    By Donna Sachet— If any San Francisco event has it all—originality, pageantry, costuming, humor, suspense, heart, and more—it is the annual GAPA Runway. And this year did not disappoint! GAPA…

    Riding Into Fall: Dykes on Bikes Connects Communities Across the West

    Riding Into Fall: Dykes on Bikes Connects Communities Across the West

    By Kate Brown, Ph.D— San Francisco Dykes on Bikes® (DOB) closed out August with a ride through Lake County led by patch-holder Ann, also known on the road as Scooby.…

    Revisiting Dolly Parton’s Last Concert in the Bay Area

    Revisiting Dolly Parton’s Last Concert in the Bay Area

    Dolly Parton on September 24, 2016, performed what would become her last concert in the Bay Area. The show, at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California, was part of her…

    DJ Rapture

    DJ Rapture

    By DJ Lamont— (Editor’s Note: This issue of the San Francisco Bay Times introduces a new column, “Life of the Music,” by DJ Lamont, a well-known Bay Area DJ and…

    Dolly Parton and Anthony Bourdain: The More We Learn, the More We Love

    Dolly Parton and Anthony Bourdain: The More We Learn, the More We Love

    By Jan Wahl— Remarkable Dolly Since the passing of our wonderful Dolly Parton, I have seen a great many clips and interviews with this wonderful woman. Well-produced, entertaining documentaries have…

    Talking With Brydie O’Connor About Her Barbara Hammer Documentary

    Talking With Brydie O’Connor About Her Barbara Hammer Documentary

    By Gary M. Kramer— Barbara Forever is a warm, elegiac, and celebratory documentary about the groundbreaking lesbian avant-garde filmmaker Barbara Hammer, who passed away in 2019. Hammer documented herself and…

    Gems of Queer Art in Mexico City

    Gems of Queer Art in Mexico City

    By Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis— Mexico City is one of the art capitals of the world, with numerous museums housing the works of masters, such as the world-famous muralist…

    Fortitude

    Fortitude

    By Jewelle Gomez— “Flamboyance and fortitude, femme and butch—not poses, not stereotypes, but a dance between two different kinds of women … .” Joan Nestle wrote this in A Persistent…

    When a Sarong Is So Right

    When a Sarong Is So Right

    By Tim Seelig— Warning: If you are offended by nakedness, move on. Over these ten-plus years of writing a column for the Bay Times, I feel we have gotten to…