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    Hand to Hand 2022

    On Friday, December 9, Project Open Hand celebrated the 30th annual Hand to Hand fundraiser at The Hibernia in San Francisco. The event included multi-levels of entertainment, including performances by…

    SF Gay Men’s Chorus Holiday Spectacular 2022

    The San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus (SFGMC) Artistic Director/Conductor Jacob Stensberg made his concert debut leading the Chorus in the opening weekend of Holiday Spectacular at the Sydney Goldstein Theater…

    Take Me Home with You: Nala

    Take Me Home with You: Nala

    “My name is Nala! I am a seven-year-old, female, shepherd terrier, pit bull mix looking for my forever family! I come from Tulare County and in the words of my…

    Lit Snax 12.15.22

    Best American Essays 2022, edited by Alexander Chee This smorgasbord of essays has a little something for everyone, and includes plenty of offerings from queer and other marginalized communities.  Christmas…

    Application Process Underway for San Francisco’s First-Ever Drag Laureate

    Application Process Underway for San Francisco’s First-Ever Drag Laureate

    January 16, 2023, is an important date for drag artists in San Francisco, as it is the deadline for applications for the inaugural position of Drag Laureate of San Francisco.…

    Ann Rostow: Ms. Smith Goes to Washington

    Ann Rostow: Ms. Smith Goes to Washington

    By Ann Rostow– Ms. Smith Goes to Washington Has this ever happened to you? You have six hours to write a 2,000-word column about GLBT law and politics. The Supreme…

    About Our Cover, December 1, 2022

    About Our Cover, December 1, 2022

    The first public performance of the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus (SFGMC) took place on November 27, 1978, at an impromptu memorial at San Francisco City Hall for Supervisor Harvey Milk…

    Castro Vigil for Club Q Victims – November 20, 2022

    Castro Vigil for Club Q Victims – November 20, 2022

    On the eve of Transgender Remembrance Day, November 20, a mass shooting occurred at Club Q in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Five people were killed and 25 were injured. On the…

    Pulse Memorial to Be Unveiled at the SF LGBT Center on December 7

    The SF LGBT Center and AGUILAS will unveil a new sculpture, Aegis, created to memorialize the 49 victims murdered in a mass shooting at the Orlando, Florida, gay nightclub Pulse;…

    Fasten Your Seatbelts

    Fasten Your Seatbelts

    By Joanie Juster– “Fasten your seatbelts: It’s going to be a bumpy night,” Bette Davis famously growled in All About Eve. Which is my way of saying this week’s column…