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Community organization for LGBTQ+ seniors providing housing, direct services, and community programs to reduce isolation and improve health, well-being, and economic security.
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Events by this group
34 in the past 90 days
Past events (last 90 days)
June 2026
Building the Block: Rainbow Reunion
Curry LGBTQ+ Tech Support
Rainbow Lunch
Men's Drop-In Support Group
CMC Openhouse Choir
Housing and ADRC Drop-In Hours
Food Box Pick Up For SF LGBTQ+ Families
Always Active Fitness Class with Club 75
Women's Support Group
Gay Gray Writers
Trans, 50+ & Fabulous
Pride Kick Off at Castro Theatre
Curry LGBTQ+ Tech Support
Soulful Connections - CANCELED TODAY
Trans Resilience: TGNCI Support Group
LGBTQ Caregivers of Those with Dementia Support Group
Drop-In Meditation
Employment Services: Drop-In
Always Active Fitness Class with Club 75
Men's Social Hour
Games Group
Tai Chi for Fall Prevention and Arthritis
Drop-In Intergenerational Coffee Hour
Golden Hour Writers
Singing Saturdays
Beyond the Binary
CMC Openhouse Choir
Housing and ADRC Drop-In Hours
Women's Support Group
Curry LGBTQ+ Tech Support
Pride Screen Printing Workshop at Haight St Art Center
Drop-In Meditation
Always Active Fitness Class with Club 75
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