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Excerpts From Three New Novels Inspired by San Francisco and The Grubstake Diner
John Jason Phillips, the creator of the murals at The Grubstake diner at 1525 Pine Street in San Francisco, will bring another aspect of his creative life forward at the…
Babylon: Space and Safety as Imagined by Sex Workers at Queer Arts Featured
Queer Arts Featured (QAF) co-founder Devlin Shand, along with curator Goddess Cleo Cleopatra, welcomed guests to the opening of the exhibit Babylon: Space and Safety as Imagined by Sex Workers…
Buttons On! for DIFFA Fundraiser for UCSF’s Ward 86 HIV/AIDS Clinic to Be Held on September 13
Join the Design Industries Foundation (DIFFA)San Francisco on September 13 from 6–8 pm for a vibrant evening celebrating Buttons On!, an exhibit of the joyful and unconventional work of artist Beau McCall.…
Ann Rostow: Somewhere Over the Rainbow
By Ann Rostow – Somewhere Over the Rainbow I think we can agree, dear Readers, that we are disgusted and angered by the continuing assault on efforts to promote equality…
15th Oakland Pride Set for New Location and Will Feature Music Legends
Photos courtesy of Visit Oakland Oakland Pride 2025 will mark the 15th anniversary of this popular East Bay event that is really more like a week-long celebration than a single…
2025 Marks a Bold, New Chapter for Oakland Pride
By George J. Smith III— Hello San Francisco Bay Times Readers, My name is George Jeffery Smith III, and I am honored to serve as President of the Board of…
What the One Big Beautiful Bill Means for You
By Brandon Miller – The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA)—yes, that’s really what it’s called—was signed into law on July 4, 2025, and it’s packed with changes. We’re talking…
California’s Important Medi-Cal Update: Protect Your Long-Term Care with Smart Planning Now
By Jay Greene, Esq. CPA – Hey there, Californians! If you are starting to think about what’s ahead—retirement, healthcare costs, or maybe helping out your aging relatives—one thing you should…
Donna’s Chronicles, “We’ve become acquainted…”
By Donna Sachet – We’ve become acquainted of late with a concept called a “soft night out.” As opposed to so many of our alcohol-fueled evenings, the focus here is…
Terry Baum to Present Lesbo Solo: My Gay History Play at The Marsh Berkeley
The cabaret bar at The Marsh Berkeley: It’s a low-lit, convivial room where stories feel personal, laughter bounces off the bar glasses, and conversation lingers long after the curtain call.…
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