For a nice summary of the progress the Cultural District is making, we invite you to check out this Bay Area Reporter article:
Leather projects in San Francisco South of Market district advance (also available here).
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For a nice summary of the progress the Cultural District is making, we invite you to check out this Bay Area Reporter article:
Leather projects in San Francisco South of Market district advance (also available here).
Construction continues at Eagle Plaza (at 12th & Harrison, outside the SF Eagle Bar). Latest feature: leather-themed crosswalks: The Friends of Eagle Plaza provide the black and Blue Stripes, the City provides (and insists upon) the alternating white ones.
Once that’s done, there’s a little more concrete to be poured, and some landscaping added to the East side of the street, and then the fences can come down and our tables and chairs can be brought out for us to enjoy. There are still a few permits to be wrangled before the SF Eagle can start serving us food and beverages, but next time you are in the neighborhood, check out the progress, and walk proudly by the Leather Pride flag on our proud new Leather Pride Crosswalk! (Careful: too much pride preceedeth something, I have heard.)
Yes, the Woodies are back!
Vote now for your friends (or enemies) to receive the Golden Gate Guards’ famous Golden Dildeaux Awards.
These humorous awards are intended to poke fun at various sexual activities while at the same time providing a unique charity fundraising opportunity. The way it works is simple:
For the past six years, the Oasis has been home to queer performers both locally and nationally, as well as a clubhouse for the community. But almost a full year of shut-down has created a dire situation for them. Innovative programming like “Meals on Heels” and Oasis TV have helped, as did PPP and SBA loans. But the second shutdown has brought them to the brink of financial collapse. Now, D’Arcy Drollinger, Owner and Artistic Director of Oasis, is asking for the community’s help, so Oasis can be there for everyone when the pandemic is over.
A twelve-hour streaming “Telethon” will include live and pre-recorded performances, testimonials, interactive events, fabulous items up for auction, and a phone bank of drag queens to take your call. The event will air for FREE on the OASIS TV network and on givebutter.com/saveoasis. All funds raised go directly to business expenses for the club: rent, utilities, operations, as well as paying off debt accrued while being closed.
Hosted by D’Arcy Drollinger and her friends, the Telethon will stream live from noon to midnight on on Saturday, March 6, 2021, Expect a cavalcade of stars and San Francisco luminaries to help raise $100,000 to save SOMA’s iconic queer nightclub.
You can also donate to help save OASIS, right now through March 6th, right here!