Young City at War: West Hollywood During the AIDS Epidemic, Project Director Interview
The humanities teach us to be more conscious of our personal humanity… — Project Director, Andy Sacher Launched on World AIDS Awareness Day 12/01/2015, THE LAVENDER EFFECT’S Oral History Project features the dramatic and poignant story of West Hollywood’s response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic in its early days. Through in-depth interviews an important chapter of […]
SAN FRANCISCO– The Compton’s Cafeteria Riot
SAN FRANCISCO– The Tenderloin Museum is proud to announce the premier of The Compton’s Cafeteria Riot, an original, interactive theater piece directly inspired by the historic riots that launched transgender activism in San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO—Performing Visible Resilience
An interdisciplinary showcase of original stories from LGBTQ Asian Pacific American artists.
LGBTQ+ Stories on the Silver Screen
Highlighting a few films we have supported with LGBTQ+ stories throughout the Golden State.
OAKLAND―We Are More: Stories by Queer Comic Artists
The latest in the Art of Storytelling series features work from four Oakland-based artists and clips from upcoming documentary No Straight Lines.
OAKLAND―We Are More Opening Reception
The latest in the Art of Storytelling series features work from four Oakland-based artists and clips from upcoming documentary No Straight Lines.
OAKLAND―We Are More: Stories by Queer Comic Artists
The latest in the Art of Storytelling series features work from four Oakland-based artists and clips from upcoming documentary No Straight Lines.
OAKLAND―Sketch & Snack at First Friday
Join artist Ajuan Mance for a drop-in figure drawing session, inspired by the Art of Storytelling exhibit We Are More: Stories by Queer Comic Artists.
OAKLAND―We Are More: Stories by Queer Comic Artists
The latest in the Art of Storytelling series features work from four Oakland-based artists and clips from upcoming documentary No Straight Lines.
OAKLAND―You Are More: Youth Sketch and Snack
Join artists Ajuan Mance and Breena Nuñez for a youth-centered drawing session, inspired by the Art of Storytelling exhibit We Are More: Stories by Queer Comic Artists.
