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    Life Lessons in the Alps

    Life Lessons in the Alps

    By Dr. Tim Seelig– Last week I went to Switzerland. The trip brought up a plethora of life lessons that may sound trite, but all are applicable to what I…

    World’s Largest Pipe/Digital Organ to Be Installed at Castro Theatre in 2020

    Construction of the stunning console for the Castro Symphonic Theatre Organ has been completed, according to CODA (Castro Organ Devotees Association Promoting the Art of the Organ). The enormous instrument…

    Boys in Trouble: World Premiere by Sean Dorsey Dance

    Boys in Trouble: World Premiere by Sean Dorsey Dance

    Tackles Toxic Masculinity, Trans Tales and Queer Love Fans of dance, theater and live performance are already scrambling to buy tickets for the highly-anticipated world premiere of the newest production…

    Keeper of the Beat: A Woman’s Journey into the Heart of Drumming Award-Winning Documentary on Acclaimed Lesbian Drummer, Barbara Borden, to Air on PBS Stations

    Keeper of the Beat: A Woman’s Journey into the Heart of Drumming Award-Winning Documentary on Acclaimed Lesbian Drummer, Barbara Borden, to Air on PBS Stations

    By Dianne Griffin Keeper of the Beat: A Woman’s Journey into the Heart of Drumming is an award-winning hour-long documentary on the life and music of Barbara Borden, the acclaimed…

    Mardi Gras Flight 420 to Land in the Castro

    Mardi Gras Flight 420 to Land in the Castro

    By Gary Virginia– If you are craving the tastes, sounds, music and traditions of New Orleans’ Mardi Gras, you need not fly 2,000 miles to the Big Easy. San Francisco’s…

    Our Great Tchaikovsky Ignites LGBT Audience Feedback for Hershey Felder

    Our Great Tchaikovsky Ignites LGBT Audience Feedback for Hershey Felder

    Although known throughout the world and hailed as Russia’s national composer for his beautiful ballets Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty, and The Nutcracker, to the outrageous 1812 Overture and brilliant symphonic…

    Acclaimed Quilter, Playwright and Artist Leonard Pinna Continues to Expand Creative Horizons

    Acclaimed Quilter, Playwright and Artist Leonard Pinna Continues to Expand Creative Horizons

    When members of our team first met talented Bay Area-based artist Leonard Pinna some years ago, he was working on several paintings and fine-tuning a few new plays that he…

    Hanukkah: Shaken with a Southern Baptist Twist

    Hanukkah: Shaken with a Southern Baptist Twist

    By Dr. Tim Seelig– The announcement that this issue of the San Francisco Bay Times would include features on Hanukkah and food put a huge smile on this face. Both…

    Mark Morris to Appear in His Spicy, Irreverent Holiday Classic The Hard Nut at Zellerbach

    Mark Morris to Appear in His Spicy, Irreverent Holiday Classic The Hard Nut at Zellerbach

    Celebrating its 25th Anniversary, The Hard Nut is a cascade of wit and wintry beauty. This lavish, gender-bent love letter to the traditional Nutcracker ballet transplants E.T.A. Hoffmann’s original story…

    Behind the Lavender Pen

    Behind the Lavender Pen

    By Dr. Tim Seelig– Hopefully you have been watching, reading, and hearing all about the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus’ Lavender Pen Tour. The sheer magnitude of the undertaking was…