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934 Brannan (at Eighth St.) San Francisco, CA 94103

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LGBT performance art thrives on multiple levels in San Francisco. Trannyshack leads the recurring clubs that are escorting drag into the 21st centu...

Imbibe Well and Support Education at A Taste of Potrero

By Tamara Palmer | Tue, May 8, 2012

What:A Taste of Potrero Where: SOMArts When: Thursday, May 10, 6 to 10 p.m. Cost: $75-$150 The Rundown: The annual fundraiser for Daniel Webster Elementary has become more of a culinary destinati... More »
Eat, Write, Leap

By Heidi De Vries | Wed, April 11, 2012

Change comes whether we like it or not. We get laid off from a job, a close friend moves away, our landlord decides to sell the apartment we rent. Yet change can also propel us forward, especially when the choice to move on is our own. After almos... More »
Artist? Criminal? Yes

By Silke Tudor | Wed, February 29, 2012

Last year Revok, a member of the graffiti crew MSK, was arrested and sentenced to 180 days for failure to pay for property damage when his work was on display at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles and the Pasadena Museum of California A... More »
Styles That Burn

By Kate Conger | Wed, February 22, 2012

So you didn’t score tickets in Burning Man’s bizarre lottery system. You can either continue grieving, or you can dry your eyes with those furry boots and pencil a year’s worth of decompressions, alt-burns, and other such events in your calendar. ... More »
Queer Performance Art Series The News Starts Strong at SOMArts

By Kate Conger | Thu, February 9, 2012

Queer performance art series The News made a powerful debut Tuesday night at SOMArts. The evening offered an array of queer narratives, made even more timely and poignant by the federal appeals court ... More »
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