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Marin Jazz to Present An Evening With Paula West: A Birthday Celebration on April 4
Marin Jazz is proud to present An Evening With Paula West: A Birthday Celebration on Friday, April 4, 2025, at 7 pm at the Marin Center Showcase Theater in San…
A Nice Indian Boy Is a Fabulous Gay Romcom
By Gary Kramer– Opening April 4 in the Bay Area, the charming romcom A Nice Indian Boy, directed by Roshan Sethi and adapted from Madhuri Shekar’s popular play, has Naveen…
Community Women’s Orchestra International Women’s Day 2025 Concert
At the First Presbyterian Church of Oakland, the Community Women’s Orchestra (CWO) presented its annual International Women’s Day concert on Sunday, March 2, 2025. The program, entitled La Femme Francaise,…
Sister Dana sez, “Remember to celebrate TRANSGENDER VISIBILITY DAY…”
By Sister Dana Van Iquity– Sister Dana sez, “Remember to celebrate TRANSGENDER VISIBILITY DAY on March 31 and every day!” “International Transgender Day of Visibility” is an annual event occurring every March…
Tears, Laughs, Chill Bumps
By Dr. Tim Seelig– You probably thought that TLC stood for Tender Loving Care. It usually does, but I’ve used the acronym differently for decades in programming music for concerts.…
Eat the Night Is a Queer Romantic Thriller Set in Real and Virtual Worlds
By Gary M. Kramer– The engrossing queer film, Eat the Night, now out on VOD and DVD, mixes gay romance, video games, and drug warfare into a visually and emotionally…
Truly Terrific Liza
By Jan Wahl– Many of us feel we know Liza Minnelli, given her openness and lifetime in the spotlight. In my case, I went to at least four of her…
Gimme a W … You Got It!
By Jewelle Gomez– Ever since the defeat of former Vice President Kamala Harris in her bid for the U.S. presidency, I’ve been thinking about how many people in this country…
Sister Dana sez, “Keep celebrating WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH!”
By Sister Dana sez, Words of Wisdumb from a Fun Nun– Sister Dana sez, “Keep celebrating WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH, which is about recognizing the wonderful women who have shaped history!” It’s important…
Greg Sarris at The Chan National Queer Arts Center
Greg Sarris, Chairman of the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria, discussed his latest novel, The Forgetters, in conversation with Jane Ciabattari at The Chan National Queer Arts Center on February…
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