By David Landis, The Gay Gourmet– For those of us living in San Francisco, “wine country” tends to conjure up thoughts of Napa and Sonoma. Rightfully so. They are internationally-known…
By Elisa Quinzi– There is a tremendous impulse toward getting free arising now. Intense emotion and a sense of urgency permeate our atmosphere and seek a mode of release. Freedom…
“Fitness is not just about looking attractive and lifting up heavy things. Each time you go to the gym and make a connection, you’re strengthening your vitality of life.” Tore…
Meet Puzzle, our one-year-old Australian cattle dog, boasting a “country heart in a city setting.” She’s a small-town pup navigating the urban jungle, pondering fire hydrants and skyscrapers. Puzzle seeks…
Photos Courtesy of Sister Roma Halloween was reborn in the Castro on Saturday, October 28, thanks to the collaboration of some key leaders who joined together to make it so.…
By Ken Craig– In the midst of a world that often stifles diversity and marginalizes the LGBTQ+ community, the Gay Games stand as a beacon of inclusivity, empowerment, and acceptance. My…
By John Chen– Please join me in congratulating three Bay Area amateur sports teams that recently won their respective LGBTQ+ sport national title. The San Francisco Seals Women’s+ C and…
As CHEER SF has long demonstrated, cheerleading is a sport that often requires tremendous skill and physical prowess. So it is that the Gold Rush squad, the cheerleading arm of…
By Doug Litwin– For the 11th time since it began in San Francisco in 1982, the Gay Games will get underway on November 4, for the first time in two…
By Ann Rostow– Thanks For Nothing When a single major news event explodes onto the world stage, it relegates all other subjects to the sidebars and back pages, to use…
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