Choir Boy
They are singing in the rain, after a sort, but as water rains down on these five teenagers, they are also singing about the pain in this play made up of striking moments.
Frameline Brings SF Cinematic Bliss
Frameline turns 39 this year, and the world's greatest LGBTQ film festival displays some brilliant new tricks in a program that is probably the most women- and transpeople-friendly ever. Here are some quick picks for the first week of the festival.
Out There :: We Can See the Future, and It's Gay!
It's the most marvelous time of the year, LGBT Pride Month. Rainbow flags are a-flappin', gay tourists are a-fappin', and the Frameline film festival is a-tappin' on our shoulder.
Broadway & Brooklyn Beckon
Here is a plan for a fabulous summer escape east, where we share the joys of Brooklyn's cultural and natural splendor, with a hot weekend dose of Manhattan and Brooklyn clubs, and Broadway hits with a queer edge.
Park's Popular 'Gay Beach' to Close for Facelift
Dolores Park's popular "gay beach" will close Thursday as crews prepare to begin renovating the last portion of one of the city's most utilized green spaces.
Yale Grad's Essay Tears into SF AIDS Foundation
A senior essay by a recent Yale graduate blasts the San Francisco AIDS Foundation, questioning the nonprofit spending millions of dollars to establish a health center in the Castro
Activists Recall 1990 AIDS Confab
An unprecedented week of protests in 1990 will be remembered this weekend at an ACT UP 25th reunion celebration featuring art and performances, a "living history" panel, a party, and a memorial for deceased activists.
Bookstore Event Promotes LGBT Young Adult Titles
The LGBT YA authors panel is believed to be the first of its kind to be hosted by Books Inc. The bookstore has presented talks by several individual authors of LGBT YA titles over the last year.
Projects Preserve Bay Area's Lesbian Past
Concerned that the Bay Area's lesbian past was quickly disappearing, Oakland resident Lenn Keller put out a call in April 2014 for anyone with stories to tell and ephemera to donate to contact her.
A Place Called Winter
One of Britain's most prolific gay writers, Patrick Gale reaches across the Atlantic to re-imagine the story of his own great-grandfather, who took to the wilds of territorial Canada to escape a repressive if putatively more civilized Britain.
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