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March 2018
Colorful & Unconventional: A History of San Francisco’s Queer Art Scene
@ GLBT History Museum, 4127 18th Street. Jeff Gunderson, librarian and archivist at the San Francisco Art Institute, and former SFAI library staffer Jim Van Buskirk will discuss the unconventional characters associated with SFAI, including faculty and alumni, plus other artists and personalities. 7–9pm. glbthistory.org
Find out more »Women’s History Month Comedy (On International Women’s Day)
@ Ashkenaz Music & Dance Community Center, 1317 San Pablo Avenue, Berkeley. Comedian/comedy producer Lisa Geduldig returns to Ashkenaz with a multicultural line up of Chinese-American, Indian-American, Venezuelan and Jewish comedians: Irene Tu, Priyaka Wali and Eloisa Bravo. 8–9:30pm. ashkenaz.com
Find out more »RuPaul’s Drag Race Showing
@ Oakland LGBTQ Community Center, 3207 Lakeshore Avenue, Oakland. Held every Thursday. 8-10:30pm. oaklandlgbtqcenter.org
Find out more »RuPaul’s Drag Race Showing
@ Oakland LGBTQ Community Center, 3207 Lakeshore Avenue, Oakland. Held every Thursday. 8–10:30pm. oaklandlgbtqcenter.org
Find out more »Women’s History Month Comedy (On International Women’s Day)
@ Ashkenaz Music & Dance Community Center, 1317 San Pablo Avenue, Berkeley. Comedian/comedy producer Lisa Geduldig returns to Ashkenaz with a multicultural lineup: Irene Tu, Priyaka Wali and Eloisa Bravo. 8–9:30pm. ashkenaz.com
Find out more »Angela Davis OUTspoken Exhibit
@ GLBT History Museum, 4127 18th Street. The new exhibit includes rare posters and ephemera tracing the turbulent history of activist and radical thinker Angela Davis. Continues through May 20. glbthistory.org
Find out more »Cuddle Club
@ Muttville, 255 Alabama Street. The event is a monthly group visit with dogs seven years and older. Every second Friday and organized by Openhouse. 2pm. ariel@openhouse-sf.org
Find out more »Out in Tech SF I Know Your History
@ Google, One Market Street, 55 Spear Street, 7th Floor. LGBT rights movement leaders will discuss the struggles and successes of the early movement and their lessons for today, plus a briefing on the current state of LGBT rights under the Trump administration. 6–9pm. Out In Tech on Facebook.
Find out more »Soulskin Dance To Command World Premiere
@ Dance Mission Theater. The company’s fifth anniversary season launches with a new work, To Command, that uses dance, photography and live music in a collaborative performance. Times vary through March 11. soulskindance.org
Find out more »Theatre Rhinoceros’ Transitions
@ Gateway Theatre, 215 Jackson Street. Written and directed by John Fisher, this new work features a transsexual, a Russian President and an American President in a story about gender and sexuality in the world of geopolitics. Continues through March 17. therhino.org
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