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Comic Book Beardies, formerly Whatever Comics, going strong in new location & online
The owners, married (and bearded) couple Rich and Cougar Andrebou, sell comics in the Castro and across the country on their new Facebook Live show → Read More
In new memoir, Castro filmmaker Marc Huestis looks back on celebrity and community
Best known for his star-studded Castro Theater tribute events, Huestis has written an intimate memoir about his personal struggles and triumphs. → Read More
St. James Infirmary celebrates two decades of providing healthcare to SF's sex workers
The occasion is a major one for the clinic, which was forced out of its longtime SoMa space in 2016. → Read More
Roxie Theater gets new executive director, plans lobby renovation
The nonprofit cinema, which is focused on independent, foreign and art films, is one of the oldest continuously operating theaters in the world. → Read More
1st annual Coven Film Festival highlights work of female filmmakers
The brand-new film festival will screen 25 short films from diverse female filmmakers, many of them local. → Read More
Local nonprofit to distribute holiday care packages to Bayview, Castro homeless residents
Plus, the nonprofit will be collecting donated items, like blankets, backpacks and soap. → Read More
Society Cabaret temporarily relocates to Inner Sunset's Sip Tea Room
While seeking a permanent home, the intimate Union Square nightclub has found temporary accommodations in the Inner Sunset. → Read More
With a month to go, both sides of Prop. C homeless tax measure heating up
Both supporters and opponents of Proposition C, the SF ballot measure to tax large businesses to pay for homeless services, have notched big wins. → Read More
'First lady of the Castro' Donna Sachet to be roasted at Castro Theater
The famed drag performer and community leader is set to be skewered by an array of LGBT luminaries. → Read More
Pride parade, celebrations return to Oakland this weekend
Roughly 50,000 people are expected to attend the parade this Sunday, September 9. → Read More
Now a legacy business, Cove on Castro serves up cafe fare and community
This family-owned cafe, which has been in business since the '70s, is an important gathering space for the LGBTQ community. → Read More
Lower Nob Hill cabaret spotlights local talent
Society Cabaret cultivates performers via workshops and open mic nights. → Read More
Erik Chalfant, alter ego Vanessa Bousay, to make Feinstein's debut
Classically trained baritone Erik Chalfant talks about his two stage personas and his love for the Castro. → Read More
Broadway Bares benefit raising funds for HIV services, programs
"Expect good clean fun and a lot of bang for your buck," said a performer. → Read More
Frameline 42 spotlights Castro stories
The annual LGBTQ film festival will screen 153 films from 39 countries. → Read More
Comic-book shop Whatever Store finds new lair on Market Street
Whatever Store is one of four businesses sharing the former Books Inc. location. → Read More
SoMa's LGBTQ cabaret nightclub is no mirage
The venue's ownership team includes two drag performers. → Read More
Mission sex stories show is good, clean [and naughty] fun
"The goal is to make people feel welcome and to make new friends," said founder Dixie De La Tour. → Read More
For Father-Daughter Duo, Life Is A Cabaret
Singing duo Frank Silletti and Ava Vukic are dropping a new album. → Read More
Contemporary Jewish Museum Honors Cartoonist Rube Goldberg
Born in San Francisco, Goldberg was one of the 20th century's best-known illustrators. → Read More