Gay Area calendar thru 3 October

Queer things 2 do in SF area,
now thru October 3:
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Thursdays-Sundays
now through Sept 5: Marga Gomez's
Intimate Details.
At Theatre Rhinoceros,
16th between Mission and South Van Ness.
http://www.therhino.org


Monday, August 23, 7 pm: United Genders of the Universe: All ages genderqueer group: At the LGBT Center in San Francisco, Room Q33, 3rd Floor, 1800 Market St.
http://www.unitedgenders.org

Monday August 23, 8 pm: Queer Affinity Group at the Republican National Convention. A radical queer bunch of scalawags, vagrants, troublemakers, tramps, and vagabonds has formed to create a direct action affinity group for the Republican National Convention. If you are planning on going and would like to network with a bunch of queers, or if you are just interested in checking out what is going on, you should come to the planning meeting: We are networking nationally and together we will come up with a most fabulous and dynamite action. The type of action completely depends on who comes to the meetings, so COME!! Meetings are held every week on Monday, 8pm, at Muddy Waters on Valencia at 16th Street.


Monday, August 23, 8:30 p.m. : Lit at the Canvas: "Morbid Curiosity in the Fog" Contributors to Morbid Curiosity magazine read their favorite tales: Twisted tales that will make you go wow in disbelief.
Gravity Goldberg stars in porn
Allegra Lundyworf hallucinates on legal over-the-counter drugs
Claudius Reich survives a terrorist bombing
Jill Tracy begins her morbid career in music
Geoff Walker is out of prison and ready to testify
and newcomer Shauna Rogan joins us
MCed by editor Loren Rhoads.
http://www.lilycat.com
At the Canvas Gallery- 9th Ave and Lincoln, SF

Monday August 23, and every monday, 10:30 pm-??: No Loitering, queer late-nite cafe at the Long Haul. drinx and hash browns. bring yr punk rock mix tapes. fuck shit up. 3124 Shattuck, 2 blks E of Ashby Bart in Berkeley. 510-540-0751


Tuesday, Aug. 24th 7:30 p.m.: Manic D Press reading with entertaining readings by the amazingly talented: Jon Longhi (Wake Up and Smell the Beer), Juliette Torrez (Madness and Retribution), Alvin Orloff (Gutter Boys), Bucky Sinister (Whiskey and Robots: Gorsky Press).
Hosted by City Lights Bookstore (the Mecca of literary bookstores) and Vesuvio's (a real San Francisco watering hole if ever there was one)... hope to see you there! FREE but 21 and over only, please. Vesuvio's, 255 Columbus (and Broadway, next to City Lights), SF, 362-8193.
http://www.manicdpress.com

Tuesday August 24: Erase Errata at Cafe Du Nord

Weds. August 25th, 11-am-3 am, special shows in the evening "Camp Cunt" at the Lusty Lady Pull together your gear & head out into the bush for a girly fest of all things sleep-away...hott butch counselers, late night double dares, risque relay races & more! The Lusty Lady is the world's only worker owned, unionized peepshow. We have no cover charge--our windows raise to your smiles for an afforable 25 cents.
Hours: 11 am- 3am, with special shows starting in the evening. Hotline #: 415.391.3991.
At the Lusty Lady, 1033 Kearney @ Broadway in North Beach.
http://www.lustyladylive.com

Wednesday, August 25, 5:00pm to 7:30pm: Two Halves, One Whole: Exploring Gender Archetypes. The essence of gender explored through visual and performing art. Works by 40 local painters, photographers, sculptors provide a backdrop for live music, poetry and dance performances to benefit Artist Resource. Admission: $5 suggested donation to benefit Artists Resource. Somarts Gallery, 934 Brannan St. San Francisco.
http://www.artworksf.com Phone: (415) 673-3080

Wednesday August 25, sign up at 6:45, reading at 7 pm: Red & Cole present: Re-Tool and Grind -- FTM open mic, happens on the Last Wednesday of each month. Come early and sign up with your 5 minute piece. at Eros, 2051 Market St.

Thursday August 26, 6 pm-8 pm: Fourth Thursday Women's and Trans Schmooze, sponsored by the LGBT Alliance of hte SF Jewish Community Federation. All events are vegan-friendly, nuskool Jewish and guilt-free. At Samovar Tea Lounce, 498 Sanchez St at 18th. RSVP lgbt [at] sfjcf.org
http://www.sfjcf.org/regions/GL/

Thursday August 26 at 7:00 p.m.: Author Jameson Currier will read from Desire, Lust, Passion, Sex, his new collection of short stories from Green Candy Press. at A Different Light Bookstore, 489 Castro Street, San Francisco. Admission is free.

Thursdays at 8pm, Fridays at 10pm throughout August: Lynnee Breedpal's One Freak Show: Less Rock, More Hilarity. Back by even more popular demand! After 14 years of bandmates interrupting herm's shtick in between songs with protestations of less talk! more rock!, Lynn Breedlove gets the last laff. Shim yaps about gender, childhood, sex, poverty, parents, our "president," and how it all ties together. It's standup. Social commentary. Songs. Dramatizations. Interviews with special surprise guests. Audience harassment. You gotta build bridges before you can burn 'em. More fun than humans should be allowed to have.
Tickets: $7-10. Info:
http://www.darkroomsf.com, http://www.tribe8.com/godspeed,
(415) 401-7987. At The Dark Room, 2263 Mission (between 18th and 19th) in SF


Thursday, August 26th, 9pm - 1am:
District 5 Supervisor Candidates Michael O'Connor and Robert Haaland invite you to: The Get Down : Think Outside the Box.
Performers: dj Page Hodel, David Harness, Dj Pause, The Momma's Boyz, and District 5 Supervisor Candidates Robert Haaland AND Michael O'Connor
Robert Haaland and Michael O'Connor, both candidates for Supervisor in District 5, announced today that they are hosting a joint fundraiser--the first time in San Francisco that two candidates for the same seat have joined together for a fundraiser for their campaigns. The event will be on August 26th at the Independent, 628 Divisadero at 9 p.m. Proceeds from the event will be shared by both candidates' campaigns.
Haaland and O'Connor see the event and their partnership as a new direction for San Francisco politics, basing their campaigns on what unites San Franciscans rather than what divides them. Club owner and candidate O'Connor said, "Divisadero was home to the legendary Box events, a Thursday night dance club which brought together a wonderfully eclectic mix of San Francisco night life. Young, old, gay, straight, men, women, all races--everyone came to the Box. Robert and I want to bring that inclusiveness back to Divisadero and into District 5 politics as well."
Currently represented by Supervisor Matt Gonzalez, who is not seeking reelection, the District 5 race has a field of over 20 candidates. Over the last few months, many of the candidates, including Haaland and O'Connor, have participated in a Candidates Collaborative attempting to bring cooperation and civility to the race.
DJ Page Hodel, the producer of the Box, will be spinning records for this unusual event. David Harness and DJ Pause will also be at the event. There will also be a special live appearance by THE MOMMA'S BOYZ, an incredible old-school hip hop drag king performance group. There is a guest emcee appearance by Tom Ammiano.
Candidate websites:
http://www.moc-d5.com/
http://www.roberthaaland.com
At The Independent, 628 Divisadero St. at Hayes

Thursday August 26: Turn Me On Dead Man, Pat MacDonald ("The Future's So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades"), Junior Rifle Club. 21+, $5-6 cover. At the Eagle, 12th and Harrison.

Thursday August 26, 9 pm-2 am: The Tubesteak Connection: Weekly club night. Incorrigible retro-electro vinyl addict DJ Bus Station John (TRASH) continues the downward spiral of his career---and wants to take YOU down with him! Tonite premieres his new weekly club "The Tubesteak Connection" @ Aunt Charlie's Lounge. Get liquored up cheap ($2.50 well / domestic beer all nite!) and cruise your fellow fudgepackers, rug munchers, self-suckers, carpet-grinders and crotch-stuffers to the synthesized sounds of a forgotten era: late '70s/early '80s gay bar & bathhouse sleeze & cheeze, including hi-NRG, Eurodisco, electrofunk, disco rareties and more. Music guaranteed you will NOT hear anywhere else! Every Thursday. Aunt Charlie's Lounge, 133 Turk St. (b/w Jones & Taylor)$3, free til 10pm, no one turned away for lack of funds. 21+, I.D. required.
http://www.auntcharlieslounge.com

Thursday August 26, doors 10 pm, show at 11: Unisexy: a monthly night for boys and girls with DJs Chicken and Johnny Kat. Feature: Fauntleroy. Hors D'ouvres will be served and Glama-Rama makeovers will be available! At The Makeout Room, 22nd St between Valencia and Mission. $5, 21+.
http://www.glamarama.com/media/cool/WhatsCool.html

Friday August 27: TEMA: Club night by the folks who put on mango and KARMA. This is a party for every gender identity & people of every ethnicity and age.
This event will be every Friday at El Rio. It is a soulful, transglobal, ecclectic journey into world rhythms as diverse as this village called San Francisco. TEMA is a progressive mix of international rhythms infused with deep house grooves & organic hip-hop, soul-stirring vibes & booty manipulating beats!The admission is $7 before 10 and $10 thereafter. This event is catered by WE BE SUSHI, and the evening is peppered by surprise performances. Go-Go Dancers, Singers, Magicians, Palm Readers, Streakers, etc. You'll never know what you'll see. There will be also be an outdoor cinema. Resident DJ's are Garcia Sinclair (Karma, Tight), Suresh (Peppa, Six Degrees records), and Rasta Cue (Tight, Budonka Donk) and special guests.
El Rio is located at 3158 Mission St/Precita. 415-282-3325
http://www.elriosf.com

Friday, August 27th, 9 pm: The Bobbleheads "Automatic Fun" CD release party. Also playing, The Holy Men (from Sacramento). The Bobbleheads will be celebrating the release of their debut CD Automatic Fun on Friday, August 27th at The Canvas Gallery in San Francisco. The Canvas Gallery is an art gallery and café, located at the corner of 9th Ave. and Lincoln Ave. in San Francisco, adjacent to Golden Gate Park. When asked why they chose an art gallery for their CD release party, lead Bobblehead John Ashfield replied ?We recently have had these awesome custom shirts made, and they truly are a work of art. So, we figured, why not have the CD release party in an art gallery?<sum> The party marks the end of a successful series of recent shows that included dates at the International Pop Overthrow Festival and the Hairrison Street Fair. The CD Automatic Fun has already garnered several positive reviews, both nationally and internationally. $3, all ages. http://www.thebobbleheads.com
http://www.thecanvasgallery.com
At Canvas Gallery , 1200 9th Ave., (at Lincoln) San Francisco, CA

Friday August 27, 7:30-9:30 pm: Live Music, this and every Friday night [except when it's Oral Fixation]. All Ages, Free. At Dolores Park Cafe', 501 Dolores @ 18th st. San Francisco More info Call 415-621-2936
http://www.doloresparkcafe.org

Friday August 27, signup at 7:30, reading at 8 pm: Queer Open Mic at the Center's Three Dollar Bill Cafe. 2nd and 4th Fridays. Host Cindy M. Emch with featured readers. Adding to the mixing pot of spoken word in the city is a new open mic night at the SF LGBT Community Center. Pro grrrl, pro boi, and completely genderqueer in scope, the night aims to combine the raunchy enthusiasm of the Hole in the Wall, the warmth and community of Ashkenaz, the unapologetic queer of the Bearded Lady, the radical politics of Café Macondo and the sweet rhythms of El Rio to create a space for spoken word, poetry and performance that is feminist, multi cultural, multi gendered, completely inclusive and dynamic.
$1-5 donations benefit Femina Potens (http://www.feminapotens.com) and The Center (http://www.sfcenter.org) in an effort to encourage more queer radical art in our community. No one turned away for lack of funds. There will be prizes for all readers and a special drawing for one lucky audience member!
At Three Dollar Bill Cafe 1800 Market @ Octavia (first floor of SF LGBT Community Center)

Fridays and Saturdays August 27, 28, 8 pm: Zippy The Pinhead in FUN: The Concept
*Zippy The Pinhead*, Bill Griffith's wacky roommate, escapes from the pages of his syndicated comic strip and springs to life in this original stage adaptation. *See* Mr. Toad discuss the meaning of life while chomping down a side order of Scrapple. *Listen* to painfully inappropriate karaoke. *Scratch* your head in confusion as three rocks dispense business advice. *Watch* as Griffy and Zippy deal with real existential conundrums like: What is fun? Why is it usually day-glo pink? and Where does it hide when John Ashcroft comes to visit?
Reality may never be the same.
The Dark Room follows its sold out production of Clue:the Play with this original adaptation, by Denzil Meyers and directed by Jim Fourniadis and Denzil Meyers. Based on the Zippy The Pinhead comic strip by Bill Griffith. Used with permission.
Starring Bryce Byerly, Mikl-Em, Seanetta, Sherilyn Connelly, George Lewis and Katrina James.
Tickets: $16 at the door; or $12.50 in advance online at
http://www.acteva.com/go/impprod
The Dark Room Theater, 2263 Mission St. SF
http://www.darkroomsf.com


Fri. August 27th, 8 pm: bands: Fleshies, Veronica Lipgloss, Ed Mudshi (France), Black Tiger. All Ages . At Balazo Galeria, 2811 Mission Street at 24th.

Saturday, August 28th, doors 7, show 8 pm: Sweet & Sour: Queer Film Night: featuring 8 short films: Shawna Virago's Hustle & Shut-Up Josephine, Jeanette Aguilar's Simone's 24, Shani Heckman's Another Day, Leslie Satterfield's Scar & Come Back to Bed, Ricky Lee's Hella Hos, Karla Rosales's Mind If I Call You Sir?. sliding scale $5-8. info/volunteer--415-206-9392. ATA, 992 Valencia Street
http://www.atasite.org

Sunday, August 29, 3 pm: Beach Party with Q-Force: Come play some games and get some sand stuck between your toes! Q-Force is heading to Ocean Beach for a potluck and bonfire. We?ll gather on the beach just off of the N-Judah line; look for a banner with "Q-Force" on it. Bring some good food to share (vegetarian options encouraged); bring games; and bring yourself!
Q-Force is a community-based organization for queer youth, ages 18-28, of all genders and orientations. We bring queer youth together through volunteer opportunities, social events, and activism. For more info, go to
http://www.qforce.org
or send an email to qforcesf [at] yahoo.com

Sunday, August 29th, 7 pm: Lipstick Conspiracy joins with Second Date and an additional band for a show at the Cherry Bar, 917 Folsom.
http://www.lipstickconspiracy.com

Sunday, August 29th, 5 pm: "Make art happen or DIY trying" An Independent Artist How to Workshop Series August theme: Creative promotions.
Keith Knight-the K Chronicles, (th)ink, Marginal Prophets
Keith Crawford - Tip Toe Entertainment
Come listen to stories and tips on creative promotion of your event or art project. Come learn time honor proven ideas, crazy stunts, and risky chances that get you known.
Also, come chow down on the Sadie's legendary DIY (bring your own beef or veggie B-Que)
Fun, Knowledge, food, and community - what more do you need.
http://www.lilycat.com
FREE. At Sadie's Flying Elephant, 491 Potrero, SF.

Monday, August 30, 7:00 pm: Comedy class show At Hyena Comedy Institute, 2390 Mission Street at 20th (Bikram Yoga building), Suite #304 (3rd floor.)

Tuesday August 31: Erase Errata at Cafe Du Nord

Wednesday, September 1: LGBT Singles Night OUT: the first-ever LGBT Singles Night OUT comes to SBC Park to provide a fun, exciting venue for singles in the Lesbian, Gay, Bi-Sexual, Transgender community! The festivities will start in the Centerfield Scoreboard Plaza with a pregame mixer at 5:15. Your Singles Night ticket includes admission to the party, two drinks and a seat in the exclusive LGBT Singles Night OUT Lower Box section.
[OK, it's kind of corporate, but just so you know it's happening...]
More Info:
http://sanfrancisco.giants.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/sf/ticketing/event.jsp

Friday Sept 3, 7:30-10:30 pm (Doors open 7:20 pm): San Francisco Lesbian & Gay Contra Dance. Come swing at our hootenanny! Everyone's welcome. Marvelous Mavis is calling to Stump Tail Dog, with an English Country dance thrown in for an elegant interlude! Contra is an exuberant, friendly barndance that blends English, Celtic and Quebecois traditions. Easy to learn -- no fancy footwork, and each dance is taught by a caller as you do it to live music. No partner, special attire or experience required. $10 (or pay what you can). At The Women's Building, 3543 18th Street (between Guerrero & Valencia). Info: 415/292-7857 or
http://www.lcfd.org/sf/

Saturday Sept 4, 1-3 pm: Thrive: coffee with plenty of open, strong, wonderful HIV+ people to hang out with. $1 donation cups of coffee and occasional homebaked goodies with all proceeds going to the Center. 1st and 3rd Saturdays at the LGBT Center, 1800 Market.


Saturday Sept 4, doors 9 pm, show 10 pm: In Bed With Fairy Butch: The First Annual Amateur Strip Contest!
For Women, Transfolks & Their Pals.
12 Galaxies, 2565 Mission St. at 22nd St.

Sunday Sept 5, 7:30 pm signup, show 8 pm: K'vetsh queer spoken word event. Plus open mic. Features: slide show by Six and Elisa, reading by Anna Joy Springer Hosted by Lynn Breedlove and Tara Jepsen. Open mic sign-up at 7:30, one piece of 5 minutes or less. $1-$3 donation. At Sadie's Flying Elephant bar, 491 Potrero (on the corner of Mariposa) the first Sunday of every month.

Monday Sept 6, 7 pm: The Last Word Poetry Series. Features: TBA.First Monday of each month. Open reading from 7-7:30, with features following. Hosted by Tim Donnelly, Randy Fingland & Dale Jensen. At Pegasus Books, 2349 Shattuck Ave, Berekeley.

Tuesday Sept 7, 7:30 sign up, start at 8 pm: "House of Love" open mic, hosted by Blue Buddha. First Tuesday of each month. Feature TBA. Are you looking for someplace to do your thang? Do you have need to be a bit of an exhibitionist? Well then you've come to the right place. "House of Love" is looking for you. We're the friendliest and most perverted open mic in town. If you have a song, an angry story, a dance or some fecal art to share then we're your ticket to freedom baby. Join our unconventional family of freaks and pervs and show us your stuff 'cause we will show you ours-and for free!! Each performer gets 3 songs or about 15 minutes-WOW is right. We give it to you good.
http://www.brainwash.com/calendar.html
Brainwash is located @ 1122 Folsom St. (between 7th & 8th /SOMA) (415) 861-FOOD

Saturday Sept 11, 6:30-8 pm: Fierce Words Tender, women's open mic, This Saturday, and the second Saturday of each and every fabulous month, from 6:30 - 8:00 PM, at Sisterspirit Bookstore, 938 The Alameda, San Jose. Phenomenal, firey, feminist, phat, and above all, fierce, this is a time for any woman to take the stage and strut her stuff! poetry, comedy, music, improv, storytelling, rap...any kind of performance or art is welcome! free of charge, any woman may perform, men are welcomed in the audience.

Saturday Sept 11, 10 pm-4am+: Fruit Cocktail: All ages, All Night queer themed party in SF. partial dj lineup: Blackstone (tantric records, faith), David Bu Hau (seekr), DJ Allen(seekr, formerly of jrs club), Drag'n Fly(shaolin), Majere(elektrosorcery). For full lineup ticket outlets, visit
http://www.seekr.org/events/fruit/
Tickets will be $10 presale and $15 at the door. Location TBA. Info line: 415.267.6921

Saturday, Sept 11 , 10 pm - 2 am: club night: Vanguard. Electro, discopunk, and indie, with DJ Donimo. No cover. $1 PBR and $2 well from 10-11pm. At: Lit Lounge, 101 6th Street at Mission St. (former location of POW) http://www.geocities.com/club_vanguard


Sundays, 12:30-3:30pm, September 12 through October 17: Girl Army Self Defense Basics Course:
What: a six-week long Basics Course in self-defense.
Who: Girl Army- a collective dedicated to peer taught, affordable, physical and psychological self-defense for women and trans folks of all cultures. We are committed to providing a safe and supportive space.
When: The class is Sundays, 12:30-3:30pm, September 12 through October 17.
Where: Suigetsukan Dojo in Oakland. Located at 103 International Blvd at 1st Ave., Suigetsukan is a ten-minute walk from the Lake Merritt BART station. For directions visit their website or check the map.
How (and how much): Early registration preferred, people can register on the website,
http://www.girlarmy.org
or can call Girl Army at 415-835-4728. Trannies are welcome. The class is sliding scale $0-$100. Please note that due to the nature of the course, students will not be able to join after the second week.
Contact for more info: Girl Army website, Suigetsukan- phone (510) 452-3941
* While the techniques taught in class are not specific to the community, differently-able women and transfolk are welcome take the course. The training space is wheelchair accessible, unfortunately the restrooms are not.

Sunday Sept 12, doors 6:30 pm, show about 7:30 pm to midnight: Fishtank Cabaret Night in Oakland, $2-10 donation. Usually First sunday of each month, but not this month due to Burning Man. http://www.duckmandu.com/Cabaret_Night.html
The FISHTANK is located at 3405 Piedmont Ave in Oakland, near Broadway, behind the Saw Mill, near MacArthur BART and the Broadway/Auto Row offramp off of 580.


Monday Sept 13, Reception at 7:30 pm, show at 8 pm:
QComedy presents Monday Night Gay Comedy. Hosted by Angie Krass. Plus Erin Souza, Lisa Geduldig, Blake, Kelly Doyle, Carol Andredesz, Bridget Schwartz and more. Sliding scale $8-$15. At the SF LGBT Center, 1800 Market St. San Francisco.
http://www.qcomedy.com

Wednesday, Sept 15, 7:30 pm signup, 8 pm show: SMACK DAB : an open mic hosted by Kirk Read and Larry-bob Roberts. (tonight special guest host Patsy Lincoln-Hatt.) Making the Castro safe for performance again. Featured performers: Jim E. Sparkle Pants and TBA. Bring five minutes of words, music, comedy or miscellany. Bring your charm and magic and cheerful can-do attitude. Or just come and watch and cheer folks on. All ages and genders will be welcomed and adored. Please respect the five minute limit so more people have a chance to participate. Musicians, one song please. All happening at Magnet, the brand new gay men's neighborhood health center, 4122 18th Street between Castro and Collingwood. Free. http://www.magnetsf.org

Friday Sept 17, 7:30 pm: Oral Fixation Spoken Word @ Dolores Park Cafe' -- *Every other month on third Friday of the month. Features: Ryka Aoki and Maya Stein. Plus open mic -- bring 5 minutes of material -- signup at 7:15. $3 donation requested, no-one turned away. All ages. At Dolores Park Cafe', 18th St. and Dolores.

Saturday Sept 18, noon-3 pm: San Francisco Queer Leather Munch. We meet the third SATURDAY of every month. This is a munch for anyone ages 18 and over in the leather community of any gender or sexuality who identies as queer, lesbian, gay, fag, dyke, genderqueer, genderfuckers, genderbenders, trans, MTF, FTM, bisexual, pansexual, omnisexual, questioning, intersexed, did I leave anyone out? We will be meeting at the SF LGBT Center Cafe on the 1st floor. Location is 1800 MArket St. For those who have never been or heard of a munch, this is a gathering of like-mided people to discuss anything and everything under the sun, as well as a place to meet new people. *Please note this event is now 18 and over **Please note day and location change (hopefully permanent) ***Please re-post on other queer or leather lists as you see fit. Thank you


Sunday Sept 19, noon to 3 pm (or later): HICCUP! pic-up queer and genderfuk playground. what to bring: your frisbee, football, basketball, tennis shoes, wrastlin shoes, black boots, bell bottoms, imagination, snazzaroons, snacks, toilet paper, energy for playing, cheering or watching, chapstick, lipstick, vasoline, water balloons. LET'S GET IT ON! where: Corona Heights Park, States Street off Castro (up the hill from the gas station), free! http://groups.yahoo.com/group/kithology_hiccup/

Sunday Sept 19, 2-8pm, or so: Butta : DJed music and Spoken Word & Open Mic, with some of the Bays Best Women Poets, hosted by Treina between 3-4pm. Djs Olga T. & Calalo keeping it live with HipHop, R&B, & Reggae Dancehall. Inside we're keeping folks warm with Neo-Soul, & R&B. Ladies come out and experience the Beauty of Butta. 3rd Sundays of each month. 5$ befo 3pm & 7$ afta. At The Oasis, 135 12th st. Oakland

Thursday Sept 23, 9 pm: Garrin Benfield CD Release Party. At The Independent on Divisadero St. http://www.theindependentsf.com/

Sunday Sept 26: Folsom Street Fair.
http://www.folsomstreetfair.com/

Weds. September 29th, performances at 9 pm: "Pirate Booty" at the Lusty Lady, SF's own world-famous peepshow. Get your feet wet with delicious mermaids, swashbuckling scoundrels, bawdy broads & more! Watch glamorous figureheads come to life, thrilling swordfights & bondage plank-walking in our evening performances staring at 9 pm. Open 11 am- 3 am. We're the only worker-owned, unionized peepshow in exsistence, so come support your local sexy subversives! There's no cover charge & our booth prices are a mere 25 cents. Location: Lusty Lady, 1033 Kearney @ Broadway. Hotline: 415.391.3991. http://www.lustyladylive.com

Sunday Oct 3: Castro Street Fair, including Sugar Valley.
http://www.castrostreetfair.org/

http://www.sugarvalley.org/

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[Note by SUN:
Castro Street Fair tolerates bare female breasts;
but forbids bare genitals.
CSF isn't Folsom... ]
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[This calendar excerpt, from the Holy Titclamps website, was copied by SUN and reposted on Monday, 23 August 2004. ]
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