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    Opening Ceremony for Black History Month in San Francisco

    Opening Ceremony for Black History Month in San Francisco

    Photos by Rink and Courtesy of SF Arts Commission The San Francisco African American Historical & Cultural Society hosted the Opening Ceremony for Black History Month, which was held at…

    Donna’s Chronicles, “January’s Divas & Drinks…”

    Donna’s Chronicles, “January’s Divas & Drinks…”

    By Donna Sachet– January’s Divas & Drinks, the San Francisco Bay Times’ monthly event at The Academy SF, was a celebration of Olivia Travel, the premier travel company for the…

    Swashbuckling Splendor: Michael Smuin’s Zorro! Ballet

    Swashbuckling Splendor: Michael Smuin’s Zorro! Ballet

    In contemporary ballet, where athleticism meets storytelling, few productions stand out as boldly as Michael Smuin’s Zorro! This captivating story ballet introduces audiences to the fantastical world of a beleaguered…

    San Francisco Pride Theme for 2024 Announced

    San Francisco Pride Theme for 2024 Announced

    “Beacon of Love” is the theme for the 54th annual San Francisco LGBT Pride Parade and Celebration, June 29–30. More than 50 themes suggested from the community were considered. “We…

    Top of Your Stack 2.8.24

    John Lewis In Search of the Beloved Community (nonfiction – hardbound) by Raymond Arsenault In Search of the Beloved Community is the first full-length biography of civil rights hero and…

    Lit Snax 2.8.24

    Dinner on Monster Island: Essays by Tania de Rozario These personal essays weave together the author’s experiences of growing up as a “fat, queer, brown girl in Singapore” with astute horror…

    Hope, Healing, and Joy – San Francisco’s Singers of the Street Is Back!

    Hope, Healing, and Joy – San Francisco’s Singers of the Street Is Back!

    The country’s first choir for people who are homeless and those who support them is now seeking new members and performance opportunities. “Considering the devastating number of people who died…

    A Poem for Valentine’s Day 2024

    By Kit Kennedy– Love New, Love Old, Love Remembered Love never goes out of season, out of fashion.Now and in memory everything and everyone is touched by the blush of love.…

    Valentine’s Day – Plus Cooking With Chef Martin Yan

    Valentine’s Day – Plus Cooking With Chef Martin Yan

    By David Landis– It’s time once again to celebrate love. In our LGBTQ+ community, isn’t that the message we preach every day? But on Valentine’s Day, it’s time to celebrate…

    AsiaSF to Close on the 2024 International Transgender Day of Visibility, March 31

    AsiaSF to Close on the 2024 International Transgender Day of Visibility, March 31

    Ending a storied career with style, grace, award-winning cuisine, and legendary internationally-acclaimed entertainment, AsiaSF—the San Francisco dinner theatre and cabaret featuring the world-famous transgender Ladies of AsiaSF—has announced that it is closing.…