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Meet Queer Arts Featured (Queer AF), the team working to bring life, art, and community back to the historic site of Harvey Milk’s Castro Camera shop.

Rick Earl Stokes, famously "the other gay candidate" who ran against Harvey Milk for San Francisco supervisor in 1977, died May 3.

Rick Earl Stokes, famously "the other gay candidate" who ran against Harvey Milk for San Francisco supervisor in 1977, died May 3.

Join Chronicle Arts & Culture Writer Tony Bravo on a tour of San Francisco’s...

The six-month pop-up Queer Arts Featured will include exhibitions, retail and workshops for LGBTQ artists in San Francisco.

The Jewish News of Northern California

Befitting for October being LGBTQ History Month San Francisco supervisors have granted city landmark status to the first local site related to leather history.

Befitting for October being LGBTQ History Month San Francisco supervisors have granted city landmark status to the first local site related to leather history.

By Deborah Craig– Sally Gearhart was a toweringly brilliant woman I encountered quite by accident. I teach Public Health at SF State and am a filmmaker too. While helping LGBTQ public health expert Mickey Eliason with a study of lesbian health, I met so many perceptive and funny women that I began a short documentary about lesbians and aging. Mickey’s collaborator Penny Sablove mentioned an octogenarian she knew still living on women’s land in Northern California and cutting her own firew...

When it comes to LGBTQ history preservation, San Francisco is ahead of the curve.