Nov. 14 - 20 queer SF events

Nov. 14 thru Nov. 20
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Sunday Nov 14, 11:30 am - 1:30 pm: Radical Faerie coffee -- Call Telefaerie for information, 415-626-3369. [now at Cafe 16 (formerly Al-Fanous), 3170 16th Street between Guerrero and Valencia.]

Sunday Nov 14, 7pm: United Genders of the Universe: All ages genderqueer group, East bay meeting. At Pacific Center,
2712 Telegraph Ave., Berkeley. http://www.unitedgenders.org


Sunday, November 14th, 8 pm sharp!: Bobbleheads up first, then the Famous Celebrities (http://www.thefamouscelebrities.com) and Las Pesadillas (http://www.laspesadillas.com). $7 The Hotel Utah (http://www.thehotelutahsaloon.com) 500 4th St., (at Braynt) San Francisco, CA http://www.thebobbleheads.com

Sunday November 14th, Doors 8:30pm, show 9pm: The Reputation, Recliners, Ex-Boyfriends. http://www.ex-bf.com
$6. Bottom of the Hill, 1233 17th Street (17th @ Missouri), San Francisco

Monday Nov 15, Reception at 7:30 pm, show at 8 pm:
QComedy presents Monday Night Gay Comedy. Hosted by Reannie Roads, with Dolores Trevino, Nico Santos, Amma, Ronn Vigh, Judee Clare, and Bridget Schwartz. Sliding scale $8-$15. At the SF LGBT Center, 1800 Market St. San Francisco.
http://www.qcomedy.com

Monday, Nov 15, 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 Nov 15, 8 pm: Sherilyn's radio show, Rush Hour on the Event Horizon, Pirate Cat Radio, 87.9FM in San Francisco. If you're out of transmitter range you can listen online at http://www.piratecatradio.com/
You can call the studio at (415) 401-7393 if you wanna palaver.

Monday Nov 15: No Loitering, queer late-nite is NOT CURRENTLY HAPPENING.

Tuesday, November 16, 7:30: Simon Sheppard reads from his new book, In Deep: Erotic Stories, at Books, Inc., 2275 Market Street. Free.

Tuesday Nov 15: Mannyshack: new DJ/Dancing night. $3, 21+. At Aunt Charlie's Lounge, 133 Turk near Taylor.

Wednesday November 17, 6 pm sharp until 8 pm on the button: RADAR reading series: a showcase of underground and emerging writers and performers. Hosted by Michelle Tea, with Liz Benefiel, Lynn Breedlove, and Ben McCoy. Free, all ages. at the san francisco public library main branch * downstairs in the latino reading room

Wednesday, Nov 17, 7:30 pm signup, 8 pm show: SMACK DAB : an open mic hosted by Kirk Read and Larry-bob Roberts. Making the Castro safe for performance again. Featured performers: Jennifer Blowdryer and Tara Jepsen. 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

Wed, November 17th, doors at 7:30, show 8 - 11pm: Gender Pirates, ALL AGES!!! This show is featuring: Julia Serano, Charlie Anders, Eli Wise, MK, Jo Boyer, Transition and DJ Sam with hip hop, queer 80's, and punk rock! -- a benefit for United Genders of the Universe! genderqueer/transgender support groups, gender education speaker's bureau, and community events. $5-10 sliding scale, no one turned away for lack of funds. for all you: freaks, punks, queers, trannies, genderqueers, men, women, genderfuckers, multiples, femmes, intersexies, rockstars, shyboys, skaterz, strippers, activists, workers, artists, felons, and everyone else.-- all genders welcome! -- -- all ages welcome! at Femina Potens 465 South Van Ness at 16th)

Wednesday Nov 17, bands at 9 pm, films at midnight: Support Trans/Gender Queer Film! WHAT: benefit for the film MAGGOTS AND MEN. silent film projected in the back garden DJ DB, The Full Moon Partisans, Criminal Love. WHERE: El Rio (3158 Mission @ Cesar Chavez)

Wednesdays 8pm - ?: Cocktail Nation presens: HUMPALICIOUS. At Trax: The queerest bar in the Haight is the new home for schmoozing and cruising - chat up hotties and order chill drinks: Cocktail Special: The Passion Fruit. DJ Pusspuss: funky global village - fab music beyond borders. never a cover always a cure. TRAX, 1437 Haight near Ashbury

Thursday November 18, 2004, 7 P.M.: Native American AIDS Project at ICHOW Honor and Celebrate the contribution of Sue-Ellen Jacobs and Bea Medicine. Join us in honoring with: The Earth Dance Theater's Thunder Stomp Dance, and poetry by Paula Gunn Allen, Jack Forbes, Miko Thomas, S. aka Rope, Wolf, Ken Harper, Jaynie Lara. Refreshments will be served. For more information: info [at] nativecc.com
This evening event is preceded by the Two-Spirit roundtable discussions from 2-6 p.m., all are welcome to attend!
Sponsored by: Bay Area American Indian Two-Spirits http://www.baaits.org, Gay American Indians, Old-timers Club, Honor Project, University of Washington, Native American AIDS Prevention Center, Native American AIDS Project, Native American Cultural Center, Society of Lesbian and Gay Anthropologists
At Native American AIDS Project, 390-4th Street @ Harrison, S.F.

Thursday, November 18, 2004 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm: Thursday Night D.I.Y. -A Skillshare for Independent Culture & Community- No one turned away ‹ $5 suggested donation The producers of the annual Expo for the Artist & Musician present Thursday Night D.I.Y. ‹ a workshop event supporting independent artists, musicians, producers and communities. Take that lingering post-election hangover to CELLspace in San Francisco for the first in a new series of do-it-yourself community events. The debut evening features:
@ Panel Q&A: Independent Music Booking & Promotions
@ Panel Q&A: Documentary Filmmaking 101
@ A conversation with Sam Green producer of "The Weather Underground, conducted by Re/Search impresario V. Vale.
@ Film and video screening: Music, culture and issues
WHERE: CELLspace, 2050 Bryant Street (@18th St.), San Francisco .
http://artsandmedia.net/expo/
http://www.lilycat.com/A&M.html

Thursday, November 18th, 7 pm: Tim'm West & Marvin K. White: Join these hot literary performers in an evening of reading and performance. Marvin K. White is co-founder of B-Glam. Tim'm West is co-founder of the Deep Dick Collective and the founder of Red Dirt Publishing. At City Lights Books, Columbus and Broadway in North Beach.

Thursday, November 18, 7:30 pm: Reading and Signing: Becoming a Visible Man, by Jamison Green. Description: Books Inc. is proud to welcome Jamison Green, author of Becoming a Visible Man and well-known transsexual activist. Becoming a Visible Man explores the challenges of the female-to-male transsexual experience through personal experience and through critical analysis. Green is the board chair of Gender Education and Advocacy and a board member of the Transgender Law and Policy Institute. His monthly column, "Visible Man," appears on PlanetOut.com. Cost: Free. Location: Books Inc., 2275 Market Street near 16th, San Francisco


Thursday Nov 18, 7:45 pm: Out in the Bay: New LGBT radio show with Eric Jansen, David Latulippe, and Susanna J. Hines. The show lasts 15 minutes and is between AIDS Update and the national gay radio program This Way Out. On KALW, 91.7 FM. http://www.kalw.org


Thursday November 18: Lesbians on Exctasy (from Montreal -- electro versions of lesbian classics), Excuses for Skipping, The Holy Men (from Sacramento.) 21+, $5. At the Eagle, 12th and Harrison.

thursday, november 18, 9pm-?: dj nrvs (aka Sara Jaffe) will be dj-ing at a new night at the Stud called **HELLFIRE**. "i will attempt "dance" music." $2 PBR all night!! At the Stud, 9th and Harrison.


Friday, November 19, through Sunday, November 21: Join Q-Force for the next Wildwood Work Weekend! Time: 6:00 pm/evening departure on Friday, leaving Wildwood around noon on Sunday (other departure/arrival times may be negotiable) Place: Wildwood Retreat Center, near Guerneville. To RSVP: send a message to qforcesf [at] yahoo.com or call 415-203-7498. Please feel free to call or email with questions. Cost: FREE Wildwood is a special interest (mostly queer) retreat center up in the mountains above Guerneville, 1.5 hours drive north of San Francisco. They periodically have work weekends where fabulous volunteers can help them prepare for their busy seasons by helping out with construction projects, working in their gardens, helping with clean up, and doing maintenance work. It involves lots of power tools and getting dirty in all the right ways. Q-Force will be taking a group of young queer people ages 18-28 up as a group. So if this sounds like you, drop us a line and RSVP! Wildwood gives us cabins to stay in for free. Plus they feed us for free (we usually bring some food of our own to help out here). Plus they have hiking trails, and a hot tub, and a swimming pool, and a talent show, and beautiful scenery, and lots of chances for bonding with great people (including all the young queer activists that go up there with Q-Force). This will be a really awesome weekend, and it will basically cost you nothing beyond chipping in a couple of bucks to help your driver pay for gas (we’ll provide the drivers and transportation from SF and the East Bay). Join us! Bring your friends, or come on your own. New faces are always, always welcome! About Q-Force: 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, please go to http://www.qforce.org or send an email to qforcesf [at] yahoo.com.

Friday Nov 19, 6:45 pm: Translate: trans youth open mic kicks off Genderblast. Calling all spoken word arists, poets, the musically inclined, and your friends and alliest. A space for trans/genderqueer youth (25 and under) to express themselves. All allies are welcome to attend. Free coffee, free event. At Three Dollar Bill Cafe, SF LGBT Center, 1800 Market St.

Friday Nov 19, 7:30 pm: Oral Fixation Spoken Word @ Dolores Park Cafe' -- *Every other month on third Friday of the month. Features: TBA. 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.

Friday Nov 19-Sunday Nov 21, 7 pm: Marga Gomez in "Deep Tissue Comedy". Saturday show followed by a benefit dance party for the National Center for Lesbian Rights with Djs Trilce and Jo spinning old school, R&B and world. At La Peña, 3105 Shattuck. http://www.lapena.org

Friday Nov 19, 8 pm: 848's 13th Anniversary Show. Tonight and Tomorrow. Tonight: Keith Kennessy, Sean Dorsey, Robert Henry Johnson, Shawna Virago, Bill Brent, Jill Nagle, Victoria McNichol Kelly, Bill McCully & Rachel Shaw. A benefit for 848's upcoming move. $12-20. At 848 Divisadero at McAllister. Reserve: 415-922-2385

Friday November 19: Le Tigre with Lesbians on Ecstasy and Robosapien. At the Fillmore (Clear Channel venue... what happened to doing a multi-night run at an independent club?). http://www.thefillmore.com/

Friday Nov 19: 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

Fridays at 10pm - Nov 12th & 19th; Dec 3rd & 10th: Sketch Comedy: Uphill Both Ways presents: "Three Years And Still Not Famous" The Dark Room Theater 2263 Mission Street (between 18th & 19th) Tickets: $10. Reserve online ( http://www.uphillbothways.com/index.html#reserve ) or purchase at the door!

Sat. November 20, 9:00am: Genderblast V: ?Gender Variety Makes a Better Society!<sum> our 5th annual conference for and by transgender, genderqueer, gender-variant and gender-questioning youth 25 and under, and our allies of all ages and genders. Location: Everett Middle School, 450 Church St. (at 16th St.) SF, CA. Phone: 415-865-5625 Price: Free for youth 25 and under

Saturday Nov 20, noon-3 pm: San Francisco Queer Leather Munch/Nosh. We meet the third SATURDAY of every month. This is a nosh/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 Three Dollar Bill Cafe on the 1st floor of the San Francisco LGBT CENTER. Location is 1800 Market Street - San Francisco, CA 94102. *PLEASE NOTE-no outside food is allowed as the Three Dollar Bill Cafe is good business trying to make money (and they are also very good to us and welcoming) For those who have never been or heard of a nosh/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

Saturday Nov 20, 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, November 20th : Filmmakers Rachel Herbert and Kat Bacchart present a trailer of their work on a film about Karlyn Lotney, and the Fairy Butch Dynasty. To help raise money for the film production costs, Judea Eden is putting on an amazing benefit variety show filled with talent and sex appeal featuring the infamous Diamond Daggers, sexy Simone of Harlem Shake, Spoken word by Nafis, Hip/Hop artist Katastrophe, Deejays Garcia and Miss Information, Super Hot Drag King FRESH! and more being added daily. Free BBQ luncheon with admission, Fabulous Raffle, Date Auctions. $7 to $100 or whatever you can afford. Sliding Scale applies! At El Rio, located at 3158 Mission St/Precita. 415-282-3325 http://www.elriosf.com

Saturday Nov 20, 8 pm: 848's 13th Anniversary Show. Carol Queen, Samsara, Uchechi Kalu, Scott Wells, Kirk Read, Med-O and special guests. A benefit for 848's upcoming move. $12-20. At 848 Divisadero at McAllister. Reserve: 415-922-2385

Saturday, Nov 20 , 10 pm - 2 am: The Lit club owner accidentally double-booked the club, so we're moving the November Vanguard back a week, to Nov. 20: Vanguard, the monthly discopunk, electro, indie, and no wave dance party, on Sat. Nov. 20 becomes London, but without the weak drinks and bad exchange rate! DJ Donimo returns from London to celebrate his birthday, and will play the hottest tracks from the dance floors of London clubs like Trash, ...And Did We Mention Our Disco, the Cock, and Nag Nag Nag. WTF (aka lithboy) guest DJs. Birthday cake at 10:30pm. No cover. 9pm- 2am. 21+. Happy hour 10-11 pm, with $1 PBRs and $2 well drinks. At Lit, 101 6th St. (at Mission St.) SF. More

Info: http://www.geocities.com/club_vanguard

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