Through May 27 at the de Young Monet: The Late Years, now at the de Young, is the first exhibition in more than 20 years dedicated to the final phase…
Company celebrates in San Francisco March 14–16 Over the past 15 years, trailblazing transgender choreographer, dancer, writer and advocate Sean Dorsey has had a profound impact on audiences, communities and…
By Louise “Lou” Fischer– It’s February, so while the California Black Bears are hibernating in Yosemite and the Bears of the Castro and SoMa are hibernating at 440 Castro and…
By Peter Gallotta– Recently I did something that I’m not very proud of. The funny thing is, I can’t quite recall exactly how it happened. But on a recent Saturday…
By Andrea Shorter– I confess: I am a bit mesmerized by Marie Kondo. You know Marie Kondo? The author and YouTube sensation turned Netflix pied piper of tidying up cluttered…
During her State of the City address on January 30 before a cheering crowd at 170 Valencia Street (the new home for the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus and a…
By Brandon Miller, CFP– Maybe it was the wild highs and lows of the stock market last year, or a realization that you don’t have the time—or desire—to research investments…
By Philip Ruth– The city can be tough for size queens. Especially in terms of cars. This came into focus after a succession of full-sized SUV and pickup-truck press vehicles.…
The San Francisco LGBT Pride Celebration Committee invites the public to vote on the 2019 slate of nominees for Community Grand Marshal. Each year, both an individual and an organization selected…
The Democratic Party rebuttal to President Trump’s State of the Union Address was delivered by Stacey Abrams (D-Georgia) on February 5. It included the following: “America achieved a measure of…
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