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    The Stud Is Back: Long Live the Stud

    The Stud Is Back: Long Live the Stud

    By Honey Mahogany– San Francisco’s oldest queer bar is ready for yet another act. The Stud has been a San Francisco staple since 1966, and after a four-year-long IRL hiatus,…

    Jay Greene, Esq., CPA, of Greene Estate, Probate, and Elder Law Firm

    Jay Greene, Esq., CPA, of Greene Estate, Probate, and Elder Law Firm

    Greene Estate, Probate, and Elder Law Firm provides tailored estate planning solutions for individuals and families in the San Francisco Bay Area. Founder Jay Greene is also a San Francisco…

    Easter EggStravaganza – A Castrocentic Block Party

    Easter EggStravaganza – A Castrocentic Block Party

    Photos by Leticia Lopezz San Francisco Bay Times team member Juan R. Davila, appearing as “The Bunny,” was very busy on Saturday, March 31, 2024. In addition to visiting with…

    ‘A Night to Empower the Legacies of Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon’ Raises Funds to Help Complete Documentary

    ‘A Night to Empower the Legacies of Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon’ Raises Funds to Help Complete Documentary

    Women’s History Month wrapped up with “A Night to Empower the Legacies of Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon,” held as part of the Divas & Drinks event series co-presented by…

    Blueberry Bonanza

    Blueberry Bonanza

    By Debra Morris– “You ought to have seen what I saw on my wayTo the village, through Mortenson’s pasture to-day:Blueberries as big as the end of your thumb,Real sky-blue, and…

    Easter in the Park – Forty-Five Years of Hop(e)! Sisters’ 45th Anniversary Easter Celebration

    Easter in the Park – Forty-Five Years of Hop(e)! Sisters’ 45th Anniversary Easter Celebration

    Thousands turned out to join the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence in Dolores Park on Sunday, March 31, 2024, for the annual not-to-be-missed contest where a new Hunky Jesus and Foxy…

    My 2023 Manic Travels in Review, Part Three

    My 2023 Manic Travels in Review, Part Three

    By John Chen– (Editor’s Note: San Francisco Bay Times sports columnist John Chen is an avid traveler. This year he has been looking back on some of the places he…

    Television Host Leslie Sbrocco Declares ‘I am the CAN in CANcer’ to Inspire Others This Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

    Television Host Leslie Sbrocco Declares ‘I am the CAN in CANcer’ to Inspire Others This Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

    Four-time Emmy and James Beard Award-winning television personality Leslie Sbrocco—who is also an acclaimed author and wine, food, and travel authority, plus a San Francisco Bay Times columnist—recently disclosed that…

    In This Moment We Have a Choice: Feed the ‘Doom-Loop’ Narrative or Commit to a Future Rooted in Hope

    In This Moment We Have a Choice: Feed the ‘Doom-Loop’ Narrative or Commit to a Future Rooted in Hope

    By Chuan Teng, JD– If you live or work in San Francisco, you’ve probably heard that we’re a failed city. Or that the city is dying. Or that we’re stuck…

    Ovarian Cancer Survivor Chef Elle Simone Scott of America’s Test Kitchen Advocates for Women, Prepares for New Book Launch

    Ovarian Cancer Survivor Chef Elle Simone Scott of America’s Test Kitchen Advocates for Women, Prepares for New Book Launch

    Born and raised in Detroit, Chef Elle Simone Scott— food stylist, author, and veteran America’s Test Kitchen (ATK) cast member—is a culinary maverick. She found her love for food while spending time…