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The new project will survey community members “where they are” to map out landmarks and places important to Sacramento’s LGBTQ+ community members, using a similar framework to the African American Experience Project.
The city’s calling for submissions to the LGBTQ+ Historic Experience Project, which goes through the end of 2024.
Queer history is not just in San Francisco. A raid at a gay bar in San Diego in 1979 helped galvanize the nascent LGBTQ community there, while Sacramento also has a rich past.
Close Menu City Staff Report Says Funding For Sacramento Warming Centers Should Be Shifted. Officials Say It’s ‘Worded Poorly’ Listen Update RequiredTo play audio, update browser or Flash plugin. A vigil is held at the Sacramento County Administration Building on Feb. 5, 2021 for six unhoused people who died in a recent storm. Andrew Nixon / CapRadio Updated at 10:01 a.m., March 3 The City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to transfer the remaining $323,000 of a $1 million emergency homelessness response fund to the ...