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Donna’s Chronicles, “It was hastily arranged with limited publicity…”
By Donna Sachet– It was hastily arranged with limited publicity, but the recent fundraiser at Berber restaurant for Kippy Marks, frequent performer there who is facing daunting medical bills, gave…
I Got My Education
By Derek Barnes– Education is inextricably linked to crime, poverty, and housing. Most agree that legislators must find ways to make quality education at all levels accessible and affordable for…
Heirloom Apples: A Taste of History
By Debra Morris– The aroma of apple pie on a September day, the smooth flavor of homemade apple butter on toast, or a tempting square of apple cake can signal…
Sbrocco Sips: 9.8.22
By Leslie Sbrocco Ferrari Brut Sparkling, Trentodoc, Italy $28https://tinyurl.com/4pcjusj2 If Prosecco is the only Italian sparkling you know, widen your wine horizons and explore Trentodoc (pronounced Trento-Dock), which is one of…
The Stuff of Yoga
By Roy Gan– (Editor’s Note: In this piece, renowned yoga instructor Roy Gan writes about his journey with yoga and how, even at the age of 49, the practice has…
The Gay Gourmet Interviews Greens Restaurant Chef Katie Reicher
The Gay Gourmet for the San Francisco Bay Times, David Landis, recently visited Greens Restaurant and interviewed talented Chef Katie Reicher. She shared her favorite new dish at the famed…
Celebrating Vegetables at San Francisco’s Greens Restaurant
The Gay Gourmet– By David Landis– Celebrating vegetables and female chefs for 43 years, Greens Restaurant in San Francisco is the gold standard for upscale, vegetarian cuisine. From its humble…
Castro Farmers’ Market Brings Tastes of the Season
Photos by Rink Juicy peaches, flavorful tomatoes, jewel-like eggplants, delicious watermelons, and sweet corn are just some of the produce available at Bay Area farmers’ markets at this bountiful time…
What’s in a Name?
By Jewelle Gomez– When Juliet asks Romeo, “What’s in a name?” her implication is that a name is just words that carry no weight. Well, we know how that turned…
Remembering Israel Nieves-Rivera and Other AGUILAS Staff Who Have Passed on Over the Years
By Eduardo Morales, Ph.D.– In my over 28 years at AGUILAS—a community-based nonprofit serving Latinx LGBTQ+ persons—I have had the pleasure of working with wonderful, dedicated staff. Throughout this nearly…
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