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    Greg Sarris Weaves Powerful New Myth in The Last Human Bear

    Greg Sarris Weaves Powerful New Myth in The Last Human Bear

    Greg Sarris is an accomplished author, scholar, and tribal leader who has dedicated his life to the preservation of Native American heritage, storytelling, and self-governance. He serves as the Tribal…

    Queer Films Screening at the 46th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival

    Queer Films Screening at the 46th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival

    By Gary M. Kramer— The 46th edition of the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival will open today, July 16, 2026, with out gay writer/director Moshe Rosenthal’s Tell Me Everything and…

    Recommended Summer Reads From Fabulosa Books in the Castro

    Recommended Summer Reads From Fabulosa Books in the Castro

    By Jan Wahl— Every neighborhood should have a bookstore or a library within easy reach. In college, I lived at Castro and 22nd and would hang out at A Different…

    Praise and Anticipation Build After Prominent Arts Leader Lane Sugata Appointed CEO of the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus

    Praise and Anticipation Build After Prominent Arts Leader Lane Sugata Appointed CEO of the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus

    The San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus (SFGMC) and The Chan National Queer Arts Center in June appointed Lane Sugata as the organization’s next Chief Executive Officer, effective August 24, 2026.…

    San Francisco Opera Pride Concert 2026

    On Friday, June 26, 2026, the San Francisco Opera will celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community with the storied company’s second annual Pride Concert at the War Memorial Opera House. Ticketholders will also be…

    What to See During the Last Days of Frameline50

    What to See During the Last Days of Frameline50

    By Gary M. Kramer— As Frameline50 draws to a close, there are still some worthwhile films to see before the festival wraps up with the closing night screening of Teenage…

    Proud of Pride

    Proud of Pride

    By Jan Wahl— I am so lucky that my love for the LGBTQ+ community started with my earliest childhood memories. My mother was raised in Waukegan, Illinois, birthplace of Ray…

    San Francisco Playhouse to Stage Exuberant Broadway Favorite Hairspray This Summer

    San Francisco Playhouse to Stage Exuberant Broadway Favorite Hairspray This Summer

    Photos by Jessica Palopoli Few musicals radiate joy as unapologetically as the mega-hit musical Hairspray, which gleefully takes the San Francisco Playhouse stage this summer, starting performances July 10, 2026.…

    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…

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