Out There :: Vanished Worlds
One of the highlights of last week for Out There was attending the Circle of Friends opening celebration for the exhibition "Roman Vishniac Rediscovered" at the Contemporary Jewish Museum San Francisco.
Eli Conley and Pals Play at El Rio
Eli Conley, an East Bay-based singer, songwriter and musician, is thrilled to be singin' and struttin' at El Rio for a rompin' stompin' night of Queer Country.
Gay SF Planning Director Has No Plans to Leave
In recent months the leaders of several San Francisco city departments and agencies have either departed or announced their intentions to do so. John Rahaim, however, has no such plans.
SFAF Appoints New CEO
The San Francisco AIDS Foundation, one of the largest AIDS-based nonprofits in the country, announced this week that it's appointed a gay Chicago public health official as its new CEO.
NIMBY Wins; Sex Offender Rehab Co. Gives Up on San Francisco Site
Sharper Future, the sex offender rehabilitation company, has announced that it's given up trying to move into San Francisco's Duboce Triangle neighborhood.
Federal Budget Sustains HIV Funding, Requests More for PrEP
Funding for domestic HIV services saw a modest increase in President Barack Obama's proposed budget for fiscal year 2017 - including a $20 million allocation for a new PrEP pilot program. Critics want more.
Santa Clara County, CA, Adopts Plan to End HIV Transmission
At its February 9 meeting the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors approved a "Getting to Zero" initiative developed by the county's public health department.
On the Tab :: Feb. 11 - 18
Buy some fancy or cheap chocolates, and burn off those delicious calories by dancing in a club, or don't. But definitely do show some love for your favorite venues and nightlife peeps.
Painter Prophet of Modernism
Going to the exhibition "Pierre Bonnard: Painting Arcadia" at the Legion of Honor is like visiting a beloved old friend; it's an antidote to Super Bowl fatigue or whatever ails you.
Indie As They Wanna Be
The 18th SF Independent Film Festival (SF IndieFest) is certainly not a supercharged, glamorpuss event, and its actors-writers-directors-editors-cinematographers are decidedly unsung, even in their own bedrooms.
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