Voting is Open! 2025 Golden Dildeaux Awards!

Voting is open, Vote today! (and everyday)

Votes are $1 apiece! Multiple votes encouraged!
Vote Now!

Unlimited voting: Vote early! Vote often!
All’s fair in love and Dildeauxs!
24 Categories – plus The Holeigarch Award to the biggest fundraiser.
See Who’s running

Votes are tax deductible contributions as allowed by law.

Golden Dildeaux Awards Ceremony
aka The Woodies
Saturday, April 12
, 5 to 7 pm, SF Eagle.
Dolan Wolf, MC

Hollywood’s Academy Award Winners just get an Oscar
even better
San Francisco’s Golden Dildeaux Award winners get a Woody!

This is when we open the envelopes and name the 25 lucky individuals who will get a Woody (statuette) and claim their space in history.

Proceeds benefit the programs of the LEATHER & LGBTQ Cultural District.

We exist to ensure there is a lively and vibrant home for our community of events, businesses, bars and organizations in SOMA.

We are a fiscally sponsored project of SOMArts, a 501(c)3 organization, all contributions (votes) are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.

For more information, please visit www.SFLCD.org or write to info@SFLCD.org.

MPX Vaccine Popup

MPX Vaccine
LEATHER & LGBTQ Cultural District Pop-Up

in partnership with SF Department of Public Health and BayPLS.
in Eagle Plaza, Harrison and 12th Street
on Saturday, October 8, 2022

Use the QR Code or go to https://bit.ly/3SSZ0wm to make an appointment.

JYNNEOS vaccine; supply is limited

Come for the vaccine and stay for the art at SOMA Second Saturdays! this weekend.

Go to https://bit.ly/3SSZ0wm to make an appointment. If you received your first shot at our popups on September 10 or 11, you are eligible for your second dose this week.


We are pleased to have been part of the MPX Vaccination Clinic at Eagle Plaza on September 10 and 11, 2022.  A total of 233 individuals received vaccinations.  An additional pop-up was held on September 18.  Thanks to everyone who attended, volunteered, or helped make this possible.

Redistricting: Rally on Thursday!

The Redistricting Task Force voted down their final draft map that would have diluted the voices of marginalized communities in San Francisco. We now have another chance to convince this Task Force to adopt fair and just new district lines that reflect the needs of communities of color, LGBTQ+ residents, and working-class families. Please join us this Thursday, April 21, 2022, in giving public comment, in person at City Hall Room 406 or remotely.  (Direct link:  https://ccsf.webex.com/ccsf/onstage/g.php?t=a&d=24909061875)

Redistricting Update

Amidst Loss of Faith in Redistricting Process, LGBTQ & BIPOC Communities Speak Out Opposing Final Draft Map

SAN FRANCISCO — In a shocking and sudden move, four members of the San Francisco Redistricting Task Force walked out in protest around 2 AM on Sunday April 10th, after meeting all day Saturday. The remaining five Task Force members voted to pass the draft map anyway, and have faced increasing criticism for the lack of transparency and consensus. This occurs on the heels of increased public scrutiny on the Task Force and a special hearing held on Friday by the Elections Commission, which raised concerns and questions about whether the Task Force is making fair, impartial decisions on public input. The four Task Force members who walked out were Chema Hernandez Gil, Michelle Pierce, Jeremy Lee, and Raynell Cooper.

 This latest turn of events occurred at the Saturday meeting to approve the final draft map. The four members walked out shortly after Vice Chair Reiner rescinded her previous vote that stopped Portola from being moved into District 10. In the first vote to move Portola into District 10, the motion failed 4-5 with Vice Chair Reiner as the 5th vote. However, after coming back from a short recess the Vice Chair rescinded her vote and voted to move the Portola despite overwhelming public comment asking to keep Potrero Hill whole and together with the Bayview in District 10. After members Hernandez Gil, Pierce, Jeremy Lee, and Cooper walked out of the meeting, the audience of approximately 30 people also walked out in support. Many Black community leaders spoke during public comment that adding the Portola to District 10 would dilute the Black population and harm the community.

The conduct of the Task Force to date has raised questions about political influence and disregard for public input. The four Task Force members’ decision to leave the meeting abruptly also showed a loss of faith in the process. Communities representing a diverse spectrum of San Francisco residents are hosting a joint press conference denouncing the final draft map, and demanding that the Task Force adds more public meetings to the calendar, even if it means going past the April 15 deadline.

WHAT: Press Conference and Rally

WHO:  Leaders from LGBTQ, Black, Latino, Asian, American Indian and Labor organizations will be speaking

WHEN: Monday, April 11, @ 4:30 pm (SF Redistricting Task Force will meet at 5:30 pm in Room 416, City Hall)

WHERE: City Hall main steps at 1 Dr Carlton B Goodlett Pl, San Francisco

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