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from48 hills
2 weeks ago

'Pride in Panels' fest inks in queer cartoon brilliance - 48 hills

Vanderbilt purchased California College of the Arts, creating uncertainty about which arts programs—especially the queer-rooted Comics program—will be preserved and how students will proceed.
LGBT
fromFuncheap
5 months ago

"Writers With Drinks" Queer Spoken Word Variety Show (Castro)

San Francisco's spoken-word variety show returns with a 37% queerer lineup featuring trans and non-binary elders of color, poetry, comedy, and safety measures.
SF LGBT
from48 hills
7 months ago

Drama Masks: Still searching for those signs of intelligent life... - 48 hills

Closure of queer performance venues like Oasis reflects a broader struggle for arts funding in San Francisco.
Berlin music
fromwww.dw.com
8 months ago

Bach's St. John Passion in queer and Arabian versions DW 06/11/2025

"QueerPassion" reimagines Bach's St. John Passion to highlight queer experiences and suffering, paralleling contemporary societal issues.
fromFuncheap
9 months ago

2025 Spring Queer Arts Festival Closing Celebration (SF)

Join us as we close Spring Queer Arts Festival 2025 with Magical Realism: Queer Caribbean Sounds , produced by Esotérica Tropical in partnership with Queer Cultural Center. This immersive night of sound, movement, and magic embodies the festival's theme Pleasure in the Storm , celebrating resilience, joy, and collective healing.
SF LGBT
SF LGBT
from48 hills
9 months ago

Eight years in, Oaklash is setting the inclusive drag festival standard - 48 hills

Oaklash is enhancing visibility and support for queer and trans performers while aiming for accessibility, equity, and sustainability.
SF LGBT
fromSan Francisco Bay Times
10 months ago

From Spitfire to Sultry to Blacklisted: Overlooked Latinas in Classic Hollywood - San Francisco Bay Times

Tina D'Elia revives the stories of neglected Latina actresses in Hollywood, reflecting on their cultural significance and struggles.
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