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from48 hills
1 week 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
9 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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