I keep hearing from people asking about locations for all the Tenderloin art wraps that have been installed.  Now I have some great news: On Thursday, October 12 you can meet many of the artists at an opening reception at
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Tired of those unsightly utility boxes and trash cans? Now you can visit Art Wraps for the Heart of the Tenderloin, an exciting Tenderloin art project whose installation began last weekend.  The project consists of artist-designed vinyl wraps on 20
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“Beautiful By Night,” a documentary film set at famed San Francisco gay bar, Aunt Charlie’s, shows tonight at the Tenderloin Museum. The film follows three older drag entertainers, Donna Personna, Collette LeGrande, and Olivia Hart at Aunt Charlie’s, over the
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The Tenderloin’s queer history is getting a lot of attention these days. Tonight at the Tenderloin Museum this history comes to life. The Museum is showing the legendary documentary Gay San Francisco, for the first time in its entirety. The
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If San Francisco ignoring community input before opening a 24-hour homeless drop-in center in the Tenderloin sounds familiar, that’s because it is. In 1990, Mayor Art Agnos similarly bypassed the neighborhood in announcing the opening of a homeless shelter at
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People often scream “build it and they will come” when talking about luring tenants to new developments. But for the brand-new shopping center said to be a catalyst for revitalizing Mid-Market – somebody built it, but nobody came. 6×6, originally
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Directors Susan Stryker and Victor Silverman’s award winning documentary, The Screaming Queens: The Riot at Compton’s Cafeteria, tells the forgotten story of the first collective act of militant resistance to the social oppression of queer people in the United States–a
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