Castro Theatre

“Bring It On, Queen!” featured a variety of San Francisco-based queens as well as a selection of international drag superstars.

In a world so hellbent on the status quo, drag refuses to be bound by any rules; as an art form, it refuses to exclude anyone.

If you're in need of a reminder, it’s the Fourth of July! The Berkeley Marina has a celebration planned from noon to 10 p.m.

“50 Years of Fabulous,” a wildly entertaining film, follows some of the most important characters and events in the LGBTQ+ history of San Francisco.

The San Francisco day trip series is back to shine a prismatic light on an important district to the history and culture of the city — the Castro District

Before you read any further, open up Spotify or Apple Music or Tidal or whatever service you use to listen to music, and put on “Called Out In The Dark.”

In laughing at the cringeworthy, the frustrating, the inexplicably unjust, Cho aims to broaden perspectives and open discussions on addressing and correcting all the “shit” that’s wrong with the world.

The intersection of personal experience and political reality seems to be one of the driving forces behind Cho’s work.

Friday the 13th may be approaching, but you’ve got nothing to be afraid of. Your week isn’t in any kind of jeopardy; in fact, it’s set to be another thrilling week, filled with film screenings, concerts and even a poetry slam.

This coming week will offer a host of exciting opportunities to enjoy art, and we’ve laid out a few of them here, ranging from film screenings and Q&As to concerts and music festivals.