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Upcoming Events

Tue, 7/7
Magnet's 6th Birthday Party
The Castro's health and culture center celebrates with food and drink. FREE
7–9PM
Magnet

Tue, 7/7, 7/14, 7/21
Harvey’s Funny Tuesdays
Hosts Ronn Vigh and Nick Leonard present queer and queer-friendly comedy every Tue.
9PM
Harvey’s

Thu, 7/9
Muscleboys, Twinks & Bears—Oh My! A Bold Look at How We Look
San Francisco Gay Men's Community Initiative presents a continuation of their forum on gay male body image. FREE
7–9PM
San Francisco LGBT Community Center

7/9 thru 8/1
Connie Champagne Sings Songs to Make You Gay
Unique cabaret concert featuring popular songs about the love that not dare speak its name.
8PM
New Conservatory Theatre

Fri, 7/10
Artist Reception
Opening night reception for Christopher Winslow and his show “Games People Play,” on display thru the month of July. FREE
8–10PM
Magnet

Sun, 7/12
Harold Norse Memorial Tribute
Homage to the beloved, master poet Harold Norse. FREE
2PM
The Beat Museum

Wed, 7/15
Smack Dab Open Mic
Featured performer for July is comic artist Justin Hall. FREE
Sign-up 7:30 PM, Show 8PM
Magnet

Sun, 7/19
AIDS Walk San Francisco
Walk in Golden Gate Park benefiting San Francisco AIDS Foundation and other Bay Area HIV/AIDS organizations.
9AM–3PM
Sharon Meadow, Golden Gate Park

Fri, 7/24
“Smash the Church, Smash the State!” Reading
Former Gay Liberation Front members read from their new anthology about the revolutionary spirit following Stonewall. FREE
7:30PM
Books, Inc. (Castro location)

Fri, 7/24 & Sat, 7/25
Suzanne Westenhoefer
Fearless and hilarious lesbian comic's only two shows in San Francisco this year.
8PM
Victoria Theatre

Sun, 7/26
Up Your Alley Street Fair
Folsom Street Fair's nasty little brother. A.K.A. “Dore Alley Street Fair.”
11AM–6PM
Folsom St & Dore Alley

Mon, 8/2
Jeffrey Lilly & Jonathan Comisar:
Poetry & Music

Jonathan Comisar plays piano as Jeffrey Lilly reads his poetry.
4–6PM
Congregation Sha'ar Zahav

Mon, 8/2
Help Is on the Way XV
The Richmond-Ermet AIDS Foundation presents an elegant evening of star-studded entertainment.
7:30PM
Herbst Theatre

Through 7/11
National Queer Arts Festival
Seventy exhibitions and performances presented by the Queer Cultural Center.

Through 7/12
Some Men
West Coast premiere of Tony award-winning playwright Terrence McNally's gay history drama.
8PM
New Conservatory Theatre

Fri & Sat, Through 7/16
Pearls Over Shanghai
Thrillpeddlers presents the beyond amazing, all singing, all dancing Cockettes musical.
7 or 8PM
Hypnodrome

Through 10/15
LINEAGE: Matchmaking in the Archive
Exhibit matching archives of deceased persons to living people who agree to develop a creative response. FREE
1–5PM
GLBT Historical Society

Ongoing
Passionate Struggle: Dynamics of San Francisco's GLBT History
Exhibit (and free audio walking tour) created by the GLBT Historical Society.
(FREE first Wed of the month)
12–8PM
499 Castro Street

Dykes on Bikes
June 28, 2009 — Double-rainbow riders with the Dykes on Bikes contingent in the San Francisco LGBT Pride Parade.
Cheer SF
George Gascon and Lenny Broberg
June 28, 2009 — Triumphant Cheer SF performers wowed the crowds lining Market Street at the San Francisco LGBT Pride Parade.
June 28, 2009 — New San Francisco Chief of Police George Gascon with openly gay Lt. Lenny Broberg marching with the police contingent in the San Francisco LGBT Pride Parade.
Lt. Dan Choi
SF Pride Parade
June 27, 2009 — San Francisco LGBT Pride Parade Grand Marshal Lt. Dan Choi gives a salute at the 11th Annual Pride Brunch.
June 28, 2009 — Youth and adults marching in support of LGBT families in the San Francisco LGBT Pride Parade.
Gay Liberation Front
June 28, 2009 — The Gay Liberation Front contingent celebrates the 40th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots in the San Francisco LGBT Pride Parade.
1977 Harvey Milk political meeting
1977 – Harvey Milk speaking at a political meeting at his Castro Camera store. See more pics here.
Check out Rink’s two videos advertising his show “San Francisco…According to Rink” which was on display at the San Francisco LGBT Community Center in 2007.