Although the pop-up appears to be produced by the same outfit behind 2020’s never-to-be ‘Floating Boat Cinema’ event, we have confirmed that this Peter Pan-themed experience is really happening.
Oakland-based Congolese choreographer, Chanel “Byb” Bibene, takes a critical look at the colorful creativity and complicated cultural implications of his homeland’s outlandish high fashion scene.
The McLaren Park venue will host three Noise Pop- and Parks Alliance-produced shows—one in August, one in September and one in October. will host Three Noise Pop- and Parks Alliance-produced shows—one in August, one in September and one in October.
From glittering rainbow hats to sparkling red dresses, attendees of Pride-based events took to the streets of San Francisco on Sunday to make strong fashion statements about contemporary politics and personal identity.
This Pride Parade, two symbols stood side-by-side: the rainbow flag and the wire coat hanger.
Plus, remembering the Cockettes, Ani DiFranco plays the Fillmore and Rakim rocks the mic at The Independent.
In addition to the official Pride parade and affiliated after parties, San Francisco celebrates the queer community with drag shows, the Trans March, the Pride Run and much more.
Plus, Pride Month is still here and queer with Trans March and HEAD WEST Marketplace in Hayes Valley.
Even in San Francisco, spaces dedicated to women who love other women are further and fewer between. The Lesbian Bar Project and Manny’s seek to understand why while looking to the future.
Plus, the worldly sounds of Sofi Tukker, the Frameline Film Festival and two exhibitions of the late San Francisco Filipino artist, Carlo Villa.