Folsom Street ED Leaving for New Job
The longtime executive director of the nonprofit that produces the annual Folsom Street fetish fair has announced his resignation.
In 2016, Being an Out Candidate a Matter of Degrees
In 1961 the late drag queen Jose Sarria broke open the political closet door when he sought a San Francisco supervisor seat. It marked the first time the country had seen an out gay man run for public office.
On the Tab :: Oct. 20 - 17
Holiday costumery begins to weave into our nightlife favorites. And to those for whom fancy dress isn't their cuppa, plenty of regular non-Halloween-themed nightlife events await.
Lone Star Sold to Bartenders
The Lone Star Saloon, the popular South of Market bear bar, has been bought by two of its bartenders.
Starlight Room Cancels Juanita More's Gay Event
"Floor 21," the Wednesday happy hour hosted by Juanita More, was abruptly cancelled by new management at The Starlight Room, the penthouse club in the downtown Sir Francis Drake Hotel.
Out There :: 2016: A Space Odyssey
Some symphonygoers get up on their high horse about film screenings at the concert hall accompanied by full orchestra, calling them "orchestra karaoke." But Out There always enjoys these events
Through A Japanese Postwar Lens
"Japanese Photography from Postwar to Now," the second photography show to open at SFMOMA's Pritzker Center for Photography in the last two weeks, is a tsunami of images.
337-Year-Old Prima Donna Rules!
The saga of a 337-year-old prima donna seducing her way through eternity is told with Janacek's typical economy of expression. The intricate plot unfolds rapidly, even if his adaptation of Karel Capek's play is mostly conversational for the first two acts
From 'Beach' to Memorial: Castro Site Evolves Over Decades
The corner of 18th and Castro streets - arguably the center of the gay universe - was known in the 1970s and 1980s as a sunny social spot for gay men who had escaped to San Francisco from other parts of the country.
Inclusive Tribe Adds Hotel to Casino
When Graton Rancheria Tribal Chairman Greg Sarris showed up at Guerneville's Rainbow Cattle Company this summer with a $10,000 check for the Orlando massacre survivors, it was obvious that the Graton folks are not just your every day casino owners.
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