San Francisco

Restores and recovers the role of Two-Spirit people within the American Indian/First Nations community by creating forums for spiritual, cultural, and artistic expression of Two-Spirit people.

Bay Area American Indian Two-Spirits (BAAITS)

The nation's oldest and largest association of LGBTQ persons in the field of law. Founded in 1980, representing judges, lawyers, law students, and legal workers in the SF Bay Area.

Bay Area Lawyers for Individual Freedom (BALIF)

Builds the power of LGBTQ communities to transform violence and oppression. Offers peer counseling, community leadership training, healing through art programs, and advocacy for survivors of violence.

Community United Against Violence (CUAV)

Changes the world through the power of queer cinema. A media arts nonprofit connecting filmmakers and audiences in the Bay Area and globally, hosting the annual Frameline Film Festival.

Frameline

The oldest and largest collection of LGBTQ mental health professionals, founded in 1987. Over 250 members offering a range of services, experiences, and specializations in LGBTQ mental health.

Gaylesta (LGBTQ Psychotherapy Association)

Collects, preserves, and exhibits LGBTQ historical materials. Operates the GLBT History Museum in the Castro District, the first full-scale standalone LGBTQ museum in the US. Founded in 1985.

GLBT Historical Society

Community organization by and for LGBTQ+ Asian and Pacific Islander people. Programs include the GAPA Men's Chorus, cultural events, and community advocacy. Founded in 1988.

GLBTQ+ Asian Pacific Alliance (GAPA)

The world's first LGBTQ+ chamber of commerce, championing opportunity, development, and advocacy for the LGBT and allied business community in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Golden Gate Business Association (GGBA)

Select men's chorus representing the ethnic and social diversity of San Francisco, sharing a common appreciation of choral music. Presents spring, summer, and winter programs annually. Founded in 1982.

Golden Gate Men's Chorus

The only San Francisco nonprofit exclusively dedicated to providing accessible legal representation for LGBTQ asylum seekers fleeing persecution due to sexual orientation, gender identity, or HIV status.

LGBT Asylum Project

LGBTQ+ youth organization building community through education, career training, health promotion, and leadership development for youth 24 and under, their families, and allies.

LYRIC (Lavender Youth Recreation and Information Center)

National public interest law firm headquartered in San Francisco advancing the civil and human rights of LGBTQ people and their families through litigation, legislation, policy, and public education. Founded in 1977.

National Center for LGBTQ Rights (NCLR)

Dedicated to building stages to showcase and elevate Bay Area queer talent, creating safe and accessible environments that celebrate the queer community, especially queer and trans people of color.

Oaklash

Community organization for LGBTQ+ seniors providing housing, direct services, and community programs to reduce isolation and improve health, well-being, and economic security.

Openhouse

Advances equity for LGBTQ families with children through support, education, and advocacy in the Bay Area.

Our Family Coalition

Family support organization helping families and friends understand, support, and advocate for their LGBTQ+ loved ones since 1977. Holds monthly virtual support meetings.

PFLAG San Francisco

Empowers the Asian and Pacific Islander LGBTQIA+ community by raising critical funds and mobilizing resources to build a more just and equitable society.

Prism Foundation

Imagines futures where LGBTQIA+ Muslims are building possibilities towards collective liberation through cultural organizing, base-building, and resisting gendered violence and islamophobia.

Queer Crescent

Multiracial community-building organization fostering the artistic, economic, and cultural development of San Francisco's LGBTQ community. Stewards artists whose programs nourish trans and queer communities.

Queer Cultural Center (QCC)

Nonprofit counseling agency providing sustainable mental health and substance use services to the LGBTQ community. Offers therapy, support groups, and the Outlandish outdoor youth program.

Queer LifeSpace

Promotes the creation, exhibition, and distribution of films and videos addressing social justice issues that concern queer women of color. Invests in emerging AAPI, Black, Latina, and Native American queer media artists.

Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project (QWOCMAP)

LGBTQ outings and conservation club, an official activities section of the Sierra Club's SF Bay Chapter. Founded in 1986, offering hikes, camping, backpacking, and nature outings for the queer community and allies.

Rainbow Sierrans (SF Bay Area)

Promotes health, wellness, and social justice for communities most impacted by HIV through sexual health and substance use services, advocacy, and community partnerships.

San Francisco AIDS Foundation

One of the world's most acclaimed LGBTQ+ choruses, founded in 1978. Over 300 singers strong, promoting acceptance and inclusivity through choral music and community outreach. Home to the Chan National Queer Arts Center.

San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus

LGBTQ+ hiking club organized since 1983, offering hikes and outdoor adventures for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer people, and friends. One of the most active LGBTQ outdoor clubs in the country.

San Francisco Hiking Club

Board game meetup group for LGBTQ+ people in San Francisco. Regular monthly meetups for tabletop and board gaming in a welcoming queer community setting.

SF Board Gaymers

San Francisco's LGBTQ+ community center providing programs, services, and resources including financial services, employment support, arts programming, and community space at 1800 Market Street.

SF LGBT Center

LGBTQ+ theater company fostering a bold and inclusive community of artists. A leader in LGBTQ+ storytelling that encourages and empowers artists and patrons.

Theatre Rhinoceros

The largest national trans-led organization advocating for transgender and gender nonconforming people through legal expertise, policy work, and community-driven strategies grounded in racial justice.

Transgender Law Center

Support and social group for the transgender and gender non-conforming community in San Francisco. Organizes meetups, events, and Transgender Day of Remembrance observances.

TransGender San Francisco (TGSF)

Nonprofit for LGBTQ+ people of South Asian descent, 100% volunteer-powered. Hosts community events including potlucks, Bollywood dance parties, and social gatherings celebrating heritage and identity.

Trikone

San Francisco is internationally renowned as a LGBTQ+ mecca, with the Castro District serving as the heart of the gay community. The city has been at the forefront of LGBTQ+ rights and culture for decades, from Harvey Milk's activism to the AIDS crisis response. The Castro features iconic venues like Twin Peaks Tavern, The Mix, and Castro Theatre. San Francisco Pride is one of the largest Pride celebrations globally, and the city's progressive politics and diverse queer community make it a beacon for LGBTQ+ individuals worldwide.

Join us for an outdoor beer garden experience with local brews, live music, and food trucks. Perfect for relaxing and socializing with friends.

Spring Beer Garden Gathering

The Golden Gate Men’s Chorus presents the 'Eastern Wind and Western Skies' concert series, featuring music by Veljo Tormis, Hugo Alfvén, The Eagles, Crosby, Stills & Nash, and arrangements of American spirituals. The program celebrates themes of adventure, love, and change, as the chorus prepares for a summer tour to Japan. The concerts are scheduled for Saturday, May 9, 2026, and Sunday, May 10, 2026, at 3:00 PM at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church, 3228 16th Street, San Francisco.

Golden Gate Men's Chorus

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May 2026

Eastern Wind and Western Skies Concert Series

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April 2026