Trans Behind Bars :: 'The Women of San Quentin' Comes Amid Historic Changes
A new book chronicling the lives of nine transgender women across the country who have been incarcerated comes amid historic progress for such prisoners.
Gay-Led SF Center Promotes the Art of Bookmaking
The 7,000 square foot space at the foot of the city's Potrero Hill neighborhood is home to the San Francisco Center for the Book. For nearly two decades it has been promoting and preserving the art of bookmaking.
On the Tab :: Oct. 1 - 8
Fall fun is ripening so sweetly, there's no need to add pumpkin spice. But you will, Blanche, you will.
Curran Events
The front of the theater is now splashed with Keith Haring-style graffiti glyphs, with an array of bright red shards pointing toward the stage-door alley on the left side of the building. Inside, the shows are going on.
Some Enchanted Evening
The Opening Gala of the San Francisco Symphony's 104th season has left some pleasant memories, a few unanswered questions, and perhaps most importantly, a confirmation of Music Director Michael Tilson Thomas as party host par excellence.
Out There :: Indiana Uber Alles
"I Can Give You Anything But Love" is the just-published memoir from novelist, playwright, critic, artist and all-around caustic wit Gary Indiana. If you know his work, you know you're in for a bumpy ride.
Well-Strung :: The 'POPssical' Quartet Returns to Feinstein's
The quartet chats with the press, having just returned from Italy, where they performed at The Vatican, of all places.
The Dating App/Cazwell Crossover
Sean Howell, a polymathic Phileas Fogg of the internet age, travels the world advocating for LGBT rights and net neutrality while promoting his business, the gay social app, Hornet.
Natali Draws Ire of Castro Merchants
With the number of vacant storefronts he owns set to increase, Castro landlord and bar owner Les Natali has drawn the ire of nearby business owners for what they contend is a "huge and rapidly-growing blight" on the gayborhood.
Castro Fair to Honor Cookie Dough
This Sunday's Castro Street Fair will be dedicated to Cookie Dough, the beloved San Francisco drag queen who died earlier this year.
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