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Read MoreToday, the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced proposals to bar any hospital nationwide that receive federal dollars from providing gender-affirming health care via Medicaid and Medicare...
Read MoreSan Francisco Pride stands in solidarity with Hilary Rivers—a Latinx drag performer and San Francisco resident—and the Latinx immigrant community following news of his arrest by ICE outside of San...
Read MoreToday, I learned that the Swedish Embassy hosted the Log Cabin Republicans—a group that has actively worked to dismantle the rights and protections of LGBTQ+ people like me. And I...
Read MoreSan Francisco Human Rights Commission Attn: RFP 100: Bold and Visible Program
Read MoreSix Community Grand Marshals will be honored at the 55th annual event
Read MoreFirst, I would like to thank everyone who has responded with support for Andry José Hernández Romero. We all agree that his treatment is barbaric, and he should be released...
Read MoreSF Pride Executive Director Suzanne Ford, Honored with Keystone Service Award
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Read MoreSF Pride Golf Tournament Returns to TPC Harding Park A Fundraiser for the Community Partners Program, the event will feature Excellence in Golf Award Honors recipient Jamie Leno Zimron
Read MoreSan Francisco Pride was on the cusp of announcing Twisted Sister’s “We’re not gonna take it” as the unofficial rallying cry of this year’s SF Pride Parade & Celebration, with...
Read MorePreviously serving as interim executive director, Ford is the first trans person to hold the office at the landmark LGBTQ+ organization
Read Moremusic legend and two-time Grammy Award nominee, Martha Wash, will headline the Main Stage
Read MoreSan Francisco Pride Announces Return to in-person Celebration for the 52nd Annual San Francisco Lgbt Pride Parade and Celebration
Read MoreAs some of you may have heard, our current executive Director, Fred Lopez, will be stepping down to take another position in San Francisco, and the Board of Directors appointed...
Read MoreSan Francisco Pride Announces Change of Leadership in Advance of 2022 Events Fred Lopez, Executive Director since 2020, is stepping down,to be succeeded in the interim by Board Treasurer Suzanne...
Read MoreSF Pride Is Working to Safely Return to an In-Person Parade and Celebration, June 25-26, 2022
Read MoreIn a major milestone for diversity and inclusion, four new trans-identified nominees are set to join two trans-identified incumbents on the 11-member Board of Directors.
Read MoreLate summer and early fall are street-fair season in San Francisco, and SF Pride has been working on our inaugural LGBTQ Freedom Day Fest on Valencia Street, to debut on...
Read MoreLate summer and early fall are street-fair season in San Francisco, and SF Pride has been working on our inaugural LGBTQ Freedom Day Fest on Valencia Street, to debut on...
Read MoreWhether supporting homeless queer youth, LGBTQ+ elders, mental health, queer history, or queer arts, Oakland-based TurnOut helps match volunteers with more than 100 queer nonprofits across the Bay Area.
Read MoreHelping sew and repair the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt since its inception in 1987.
Read MoreIn just about three weeks, we will open the gates for Pride Movie Night at Oracle Park, back-to-back evenings of film screenings and entertainment, in proud partnership with Frameline45 and Giants Enterprises. After almost 15 months of separation,...
Read MoreFor 23 years, Openhouse has worked to ensure that older adults in San Francisco’s LGBTQ+ community have access to housing, wellness programs, and a strong sense of dignity and belonging....
Read MoreSAN FRANCISCO PRIDE AND FRAMELINE PRESENT FIRST-EVER PRIDE MOVIE NIGHTS AT ORACLE PARK
Read MoreSan Francisco Pride Announces 2021 Community Grand Marshals and Awardees
Read MoreSister Celine Dionysus gushes about the honeybear nun, her elevation via Zoom, and more!
Read MoreAs San Francisco Pride announced on Wednesday, we will not be producing a large-scale Parade down Market Street in 2021. Given that this is Women's History Month, we wanted to...
Read MoreUnder the theme of ‘All in This Together,’ Pride 2021 will be geared toward Bay Area locals, forgoing the standard Parade and Celebration in favor of an Exhibitor Expo, a...
Read MoreWe Want Your Suggestions for #SFPride51 Community Grand Marshals!
Read MoreOkan Sengun leads the LGBT Asylum Project, which SF Pride’s board chose as a Community Grand Marshal in 2020.
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Friday June 26th
The San Francisco Trans March is San Francisco's largest transgender Pride event and one of the largest trans events in the entire world. It's always the Friday of Pride weekend and thousands of people attend.
Trans March is a march and event happening on June 26th 2026 at Dolores Park and is not produced by SF Pride.
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"The San Francisco Dyke March is officially back! With the continuing, overwhelming support of dyke communities across the greater Bay Area, over 200 dykes have joined our conversations and volunteer committees —we're ready to make history, again."
Dyke March is a march and event happening on June 27th 2026 at Dolores Park and is not produced by SF Pride.
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