On the Tab :: Jan. 7 - 14
We've finally got our new year's groove on, and the pace is picking up to a steady beat. Live music with flair and class, social cocktail events, and crazy drag shows are a constant, year in and year out. Here's the new batch!
Sutton Foster Drops In
Two-time Tony Award winner Sutton Foster became a high school dropout the first time she played San Francisco, and a college dropout for her second visit. Now she's headed back, and not too worried about ageism.
Art World 2016
Get ready for an onslaught of new art complexes and renovated and expanded spaces in the first half of this brand new year, along with a plentitude of artworks that will fill them.
On A New Mission
Film buffs are giving an enthusiastic thumbs-up to the recently opened New Mission Theater, a five-screen restored Arc Deco movie palace at 2550 Mission Street in San Francisco.
Out There : New Year, Still Queer
Yes indeed, Brava's 4th Annual New Year's Eve Comedy Fiesta: Latino Power Edition! was everything we wanted from our NYE: hilarity, festivity, and sexual innuendo.
Pam Ann :: Fly Her Friendly Skies!
Pam Ann gets her name from the legendary (if long defunct) Pan American Airways. The naughty stewardess will be serving up politically incorrect laughs at Beatbox this coming weekend.
In San Francisco, Permit Process Turns into Proxy Fight Against PreP-Skeptical Agency
A permit request by the AIDS Healthcare Foundation to relocate its pharmacy in the Castro has turned into a proxy fight over the Los Angeles-based agency's stances regarding HIV prevention and AIDS funding.
In California, 2016 Brings A Slate of GLBT-Friendly Laws
With the beginning of the new year, several California laws affecting LGBTs have gone into effect. The legislation addresses collection of data on sexual orientation and gender identity, as well as providing benefits to trans people.
SFAF's Strut Center Opens At Last
The San Francisco AIDS Foundation's new Strut health and wellness center opened its doors at 470 Castro Street Monday after a long delay, and hosted an opening celebration and ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday, January 5.
SF Gay Couple Spearhead Change to Czech Family Law
A San Francisco couple who challenged the Czech Republic's ban on gay adoption won a landmark decision for their family, and they hope it will better the lives of other LGBT families in Europe.
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