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    Timeline of the Early Queer Days in San Francisco: Private Lives, Public Scandals

    Timeline of the Early Queer Days in San Francisco: Private Lives, Public Scandals

    By Bill Lipsky— We have always been here, even before there was any here here. Many of the earliest Californians, including the Yelamu who called the land they lived on…

    Cliff ’s Variety 90th Anniversary Extravaganza

    Cliff ’s Variety 90th Anniversary Extravaganza

    Cliff’s Variety in the Castro celebrated its 90th Anniversary on June 6, 2026, with a free community extravaganza. The five-hour-long fest included a Family Drag Show hosted by San Francisco…

    SF LGBT Center’s Third Annual Pride Block Party

    SF LGBT Center’s Third Annual Pride Block Party

    The SF LGBT Center presented Building The Block: Rainbow Reunion, a block party for Pride, on June 6, 2026. The event took place at the area around 1800 Market Street…

    48th Annual Carnaval San Francisco

    48th Annual Carnaval San Francisco

    Photos by Michael Kirschner The two-day multicultural festival and grand parade, Carnaval San Francisco, took place on May 23 and May 24, 2026. This 48th annual event celebrated the theme…

    Dozens of Queer Films to See at Frameline50

    Dozens of Queer Films to See at Frameline50

    By Gary M. Kramer— The Frameline Film Festival turns 50 this year, and the program is chock-full of new and classic feature films, documentaries, and shorts. The festival will begin…

    Still Fresh at 25: FRESH MEAT FESTIVAL of Trans & Queer Performance Celebrates 25th Anniversary

    Still Fresh at 25: FRESH MEAT FESTIVAL of Trans & Queer Performance Celebrates 25th Anniversary

    World class vogue artists, a 40-member trans choir, breathtaking queer contemporary dance, a drag supergroup, gender-defying classical Chinese Dance, and trans rockers will hit the stage this June 19–21 at…

    Everything Old Is New Again

    Everything Old Is New Again

    By Jan Wahl— The depth of character of people 50 and older can really make a movie fabulous. A perfect example is Eleanor the Great (2025), a dramedy directed by…

    Moving

    Moving

    By Jewelle Gomez— It’s been fifty years, give or take, since I went to my first Pride March—in New York City it was always called a “march.” Despite the half…

    Second Annual Celebrating Bay Area AAPI LGBTQ+ Women Leaders & Allies

    Second Annual Celebrating Bay Area AAPI LGBTQ+ Women Leaders & Allies

    The San Francisco Bay Times on May 28, 2026, presented the second annual Celebrating Bay Area AAPI LGBTQ+ Women Leaders & Allies at the SF LGBT Center, where 16 of…

    (Queer) Music Is the Universal Language

    (Queer) Music Is the Universal Language

    By Dr. Tim Seelig— We all know the slogan is: “Music Is the Universal Language.” How could we not? It adorns refrigerator magnets, Hallmark cards, and music classrooms all over…