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1 week ago

SF's GLBT History Museum: Free First Wednesday

GLBT Historical Society Museum in San Francisco's Castro commemorates a century of queer history with exhibitions, monthly free admission, and SNAP, Medi-Cal, and children access.
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1 week ago

SF's GLBT History Museum: Free First Wednesday

GLBT Historical Society Museum in San Francisco's Castro District presents 100 years of queer history and offers free admission the first Wednesday of each month.
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fromSan Francisco Bay Times
2 months ago

Rainbow Honor Walk Celebrates 19th Century Diplomat Roger Casement at Namesake Mission District Bar - San Francisco Bay Times

Roger Casement honored with a Rainbow Honor Walk bronze plaque to be installed in the Castro; benefit held September 4, 2025, at Casements Bar supporting the nonprofit.
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fromSan Francisco Bay Times
2 months ago

Babylon: Space and Safety as Imagined by Sex Workers at Queer Arts Featured - San Francisco Bay Times

Babylon: Space and Safety as Imagined by Sex Workers opened at Queer Arts Featured Gallery XXXO, showcasing multimedia works by sex workers.
fromsfist.com
2 months ago

Oiled-Up Castro Creeper Who Exposed Himself to Girls Convicted, Faces Possible Five-Year Sentence

It was in late January when we learned that parents in the Castro neighborhood had called the police over a nude man who had been seen touching himself inappropriately in the vicinity of teen girls. The man, later identified as 35-year-old Michael Watson, turned out to be a convicted sex offender with a 2020 conviction for indcent exposure, and a listing on the state's Megan's Law website. He was arrested in early February.
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fromsfist.com
3 months ago

Fake Restaurateur Who Briefly Took Over Church Street Restaurant Space Arrested In Texas Over Wedding Fraud Scheme

A serial grifter opened Cook Shoppe in San Francisco in 2019 as part of repeated short-lived, possibly fraudulent restaurant ventures that evaded regulations.
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