Broadway Fave Cady Huffman Performs at Feinstein's
Tonight and tomorrow night, Tony-winning tongue-in-cheek temptress Cady Huffman will slink, wink, and joke her way through a rare San Francisco engagement at Feinstein's at the Nikko.
Tea Room Theatre Closing
One of San Francisco's last gay porn theaters is set to close this weekend.
Women's Building to Celebrate 45 Years with Party
The Women's Building will mark its 45th anniversary with a gala celebration next week that will bring out founding members, past leaders, community members, and local artists.
Doughty to Be Honored by Openhouse
Roger Doughty, longtime president of the Horizons Foundation, will receive the Founders Award from Openhouse at its annual Spring Fling benefit Sunday, May 15 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, 5 Embarcadero Center in San Francisco.
Legal Services Agency to Move Into LGBT Center
A legal services agency that works with low-income Bay Area residents is moving its San Francisco office into the city's LGBT Community Center this fall.
NCLR Gala Focuses on Justice
Social justice was one of the themes at this year's National Center for Lesbian Rights gala, as speakers and honorees talked about the intersection between LGBTQ rights and the fight for racial equality.
On the Tab :: May 5 - 12
Great concerts in rock, cabaret, and Latin grooves should please the most diverse tastes, as well as low-down sleazy and sexy events, which we enjoy, but you may not, because there's no accounting for taste!
Onegin
With "Onegin," a three-act ballet choreographed in 1965 by the gay South African John Cranko, San Francisco Ballet brought their 2016 season to a sensational close.
In the Footsteps of Grace Jones
Grace Jones was bending gender identity for her own purposes and playing with extreme fashion and multiple personae before Lady Gaga got her groove and her meat dress.
Honoring Patty Duke
On May 10, the Castro Theatre will honor Duke's memory with screenings of her two best-known films.
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