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Two new murals from queer, Black and Latinx artists will be completed soon at prominent locations in the Castro and Duboce Triangle neighborhoods.

Rohrer, a pastor in San Francisco, will serve as bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America's Sierra Pacific synod, which includes congregations across Northern California and Nevada.

The Bay Area Reporter started out covering gay culture but would go on to do serious journalism in the post-Stonewall era.

San Francisco is guaranteeing $1,000 for more than 130 artists per month for six months. Artists can apply by April 15 at 11:59 PT.

Always a hustler, bartender Christian Suzuki-Orellana maintains a rigorous schedule a year after a competition helped kickstart his passion project.

When filmmaker Tina Takemoto decided to make an experimental film about celebrated San Francisco lesbian Margaret Chung—the first American-born Chinese female physician, famous for opening a medical clinic in Chinatown in the 1920s and for playing with gender identity—they thought they would b

Mirroring the past with the present

With a heat advisory going into effect Saturday in San Francisco, the mayor was out in Dolores Park handing out masks.

SF Gay Men’s Chorus director pens stirring memoir

One of the most famous scenes in Sally Potter’s 1992 film, “Orlando,” contains many of the themes that have kept the story relevant for generations of artists.

The San Francisco Transgender Film Festival returns to the Roxie Theater this November for its 23rd year.

Artist Robert Lange used social media to locate the man who was the inspiration behind a portrait he painted after San Francisco's Pride celebration--and it took mere hours.

The new project is an opportunity to start a new chapter after controversy over fnnch art.

Third Culture Bakery is making more than 5,200 safety kits to distribute for free at community sites such as senior homes and vaccination sites.

SF Pride's 2020 event was largely online

Bay Area artist and teacher, Miranda Bergman, knows by heart the most famous lines in The Tempest. She ought to. Her Old Left parents named her after Shakespeare’s feisty heroine who exclaims, “How amazing! How many wonderful creatures there are here! Mankind is so beautiful! Oh, what a wonderful new world that has such people More

The "Host Home" program finds volunteers to house homeless LGBTQ youth ages 18 to 24 for a period of three months to one year.

Varied film lineup addresses themes that reverberate today

Buying groceries for someone else seems like such a simple gesture, but during the coronavirus pandemic, the idea has taken on an undeniable emotional weight. It’s a confirmation of community solidarity, of a commitment to making sure everyone in your sphere is doing OK. On July 31, San Franciscans Brianna Johnson and Chantel Heard launched Black Queer Groceries, an initiative that delivers goods to Black and LGBTQIA+ residents of...

The scene may be lacking in inclusivity, but these skaters are carving out their own space and they're unapologetically themselves.

Moisés Garcia wasn’t alive at the time The City was shaken by its tragic events of 41 years ago

At Mill Valley, students are inclusive, but there’s still a long way to go.