June 2023

Come together for a day of celebration as the SF LGBT Center and lululemon bring together a complimentary wellness experience to care for the whole human. You will be able to experience running, high-intensity interval training (HIIT), yoga, meditation, and journaling with queer folks in the Bay Area.

In this workshop, we will walk through mastering the art of WordPress: A Beginner-Friendly Workshop 🌟

Virtual and in-person drop-In space to receive help on resume, interview prep, LinkedIn profile review, and more!

This new weekly support group is for trans, gender non-conforming, and questioning youth ages 16-24 looking for an affirming space to learn coping skills, discuss shared and individual challenges, and build community with each other. And did we mention we’ll have snacks?!

Join the San Francisco Business Times in celebrating the Business of Pride, honoring the 2023 OUTstanding Voices – leaders paving the way for LGBTQ equality in the workplace along with one leader and one corporation with special awards for their impact on the LGBTQ business community.Our Executive Director, Rebecca Rolfe, is this year’s Selisse Berry Legacy Leadership Award recipient!

A free community design workshop dedicated to creating more equal and accurate LGBTQ+ representations in iconography.

For QWOCMAP’s 19th anniversary Festival, “Forever Rooted,” join us for a Center-sponsored screening of GATHERING SWEETNESS, clusters of intimacy and loving connection, from abundant queer Black love intertwined with grief to a celestial romance and Latinx and South Asian women coming of age, the vibrant fruiting bodies of these films exude queer joy and community.

A free walk-in service for Queer Prom attendees ages 16-24! 

During this workshop, you will learn about the basics of business planning, why people write business plans, the best practices for creating an attractive business plan, and a breakdown of how each section of a business plan should be created.

Gather with other TLGBQ+ employees and job seekers for this Pride month networking event on June 13th!

Tickets are now live for the 2023 FRESH MEAT FESTIVAL of trans and queer performance! Featuring 18 performances from Bomba, vogue, and opera, to Afro-Latin dance, aerial dance, stand-up comedy, live music and more!

Join Moth Belly’s first-ever Live model figure drawing event to celebrate and honor pride month and trans bodily autonomy!

Virtual and in-person drop-In space to receive help on resume, interview prep, LinkedIn profile review, and more!

This new weekly support group is for trans, gender non-conforming, and questioning youth ages 16-24 looking for an affirming space to learn coping skills, discuss shared and individual challenges, and build community with each other. And did we mention we’ll have snacks?!

We’re partnering with iHeartRadio and P&G on the return of Can’t Cancel Pride 2023 – The Future Starts Now, an evening recognizing the LGBTQ+ community and celebrating organizations creating a more inclusive and equal world. Hosted by JoJo Siwa, this year’s fourth annual Can’t Cancel Pride will focus on the LGBTQ+ community’s past achievements, the urgency of the present moment and the hope for our future.

Whilst the “B” in LGBTQ+ is often said to make up the largest percentage of people, bisexual folks can feel left out of the queer conversation. Join us in honoring and celebrating all of our fluid identities at this very special Queer & Well series. This month, we’re offering sound healing & vocal meditation with Joana Ayala

Together, we’ll explore the healing power of sound and voice. Through guided meditations, vocal practices, and group singing, we’ll create beautiful harmony and build a sense of community. We’ll explore therapeutic expression and restorative resonance that will leave you feeling recharged and rejuvenated.

We’re BACK! After 3 years, the SF LGBT Center’s Youth Services team is excited to host our 2023 Queer Prom. Category is: OPULENCE!

In this workshop, you will learn if you are eligible for the MOHCD Homeownership program and decide if you want to move forward with the remaining homebuyer education. The orientation provides an overview of affordable city programs, including eligibility requirements and the application process.

The Center is excited to co-sponsor this year’s Frameline47 screening of Winter Boy!

Synopsis: Propelling a poignant coming-of-age narrative into unusually deep and rewarding territory, Christopher Honoré’s exquisite semi-autobiographical drama maps the journey of Lucas (Paul Kircher), a self-confident gay boarding school student in rural France, whose sense of himself starts to unravel in the wake of a family tragedy.

The Center is excited to co-sponsor this year’s Frameline47 screening of Labor!

Synopsis: Leaving her girlfriend and parents behind, a young Swedish woman named Hanna hears the siren call of San Francisco. Looking to explore and expand her sexuality, she meets Chloe, a professional dominatrix, and Cyd, a trans rent boy, who help Hanna fulfill her fantasy of becoming a sex worker. Filmed over the course of a decade, director Tove Pils offers a unique and captivating portrait of queer life in SF during the 2010s.

This year we are beyond thrilled to be collaborating with the Freedom Community Clinic (FCC) for a new 6-month residency! The amazing FCC team will be offering 2 different modalities per month; including acupuncture, community moxa/cupping, sound/energy/EFT healing and reiki.

HEALING IS JUSTICE. HEALING IS RESISTANCE. HEALING IS FREEDOM.

Virtual and in-person drop-In space to receive help on resume, interview prep, LinkedIn profile review, and more!

This new weekly support group is for trans, gender non-conforming, and questioning youth ages 16-24 looking for an affirming space to learn coping skills, discuss shared and individual challenges, and build community with each other. And did we mention we’ll have snacks?!

Calling all members of the vibrant trans and gender non-conforming community, allies, and advocates. Join the 20th Annual Trans March in San Francisco starting at Dolores Park on June 23, 2023! 

Join the first-ever True Laurel Drag Brunch as they host some of California’s favorite queens to celebrate the LGTBQ community on Saturday, June 24th. 🏳️‍🌈

The Trans Futures Stage is a stage aimed at showcasing the art and beauty that is transgender people. We belong in the future!

The San Francisco Dyke March is excited to march with you at 5pm on June 24, 2023 at the intersection of Dolores Street and 18th Street in San Francisco. We look forward to seeing you there!

We welcome you to join the SF LGBT Center parade contingent on Sunday, June 25, as we march in the San Francisco Pride Parade! This year, we have chosen the theme Unbreakable Pride. We are unbreakable—in our work to amplify queer artistry, reclaim our space through communal healing and celebration, and stand in solidarity with our sister organizations and collectives fighting anti-trans and anti-queer vitriol all over the country.

Together, they will not break us.

Queer & Well is thrilled to present a new monthly yoga series which takes a journey through the 7 chakras. Chakras are energy centers within the body that correspond with different colors, regions, and parts of the body. Starting at the Root Chakra, we will move our way up toward the Crown Chakra. Each offering will hold space for Chakra focused Vinyasa, meditation, and an open discussion. This is a space to practice, connect, and tune into the body. Through tapping into the colorful rainbow chakras within, we can unite as a mindful queer community.

Our friends at Oakland Black Pride kick off the 3rd Annual Black Pride Festival, on June 28th, with Breaking Bread: A Benefit Dinner offering a 7-course tasting menu prepared by Chef Preeti Mistry!

Virtual and in-person drop-In space to receive help on resume, interview prep, LinkedIn profile review, and more!

This new weekly support group is for trans, gender non-conforming, and questioning youth ages 16-24 looking for an affirming space to learn coping skills, discuss shared and individual challenges, and build community with each other. And did we mention we’ll have snacks?!