Out There :: Season Opens with Real Panache
It was the San Francisco Symphony's Opening Night Gala Concert in Davies Symphony Hall that took the cake pop for starriest opener.
Folsom Fair Nixes Beer Partner
If you were hoping to purchase a cold one at this Sunday's Folsom Street Fair served up by hot men (or women) wearing wrestling singlets, you're out of luck.
Merchants Hear Plans for Castro Hotel
The forgettable facade of 4230 18th Street might become the site of the Castro district's first official hotel.
Legislators Send CA Governor 7 LGBT Bills
State lawmakers sent Governor Jerry Brown seven LGBT-related bills this session that would change how California oversees identification documents for transgender people, penalizes HIV-positive people, and tracks registered sex offenders.
Officials Set to Help Homeless at BART Stations
Officials in San Francisco are working to help homeless people and drug offenders while cleaning up several BART transit stations.
Log Cabin Republicans Mark 40th Anniversary
40 years ago LGBT Republicans and their straight allies in California launched what would become known as Log Cabin Republicans.
BARchive :: When 'Drummer' Came to Town
During its classic period from 1977 to 1979, the magazine "Drummer" introduced the growing leather culture to both San Francisco and the world.
Folsom Frenzy :: Annual Street Fair Unleashes the Kink
This past Sunday the annual Leather Week frenzy that leads up to the centerpiece event, Folsom Street Fair, began with the 26th annual LeatherWalk.
Operatic Pageantry in Season Opener
The music is still the thing at the War Memorial Opera House, even on opening night, and by the end of the marathon performance, everyone from backstage to the boxes knew it.
Spirits Reaching Across Time
It may come as a surprise - or perhaps it won't - that the most esteemed historical portrait painter of the Maori, the indigenous people of New Zealand, was a late-19th, early-20th century Vienna-trained Czech named Gottfried Lindauer.
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