Ideas for Ex-Eagle Site Discussed
One of the people planning to transform San Francisco's old Eagle Tavern indicated at a community meeting this week that he wants to keep the former gay bar friendly to LGBTs.
MHR Clarifies No-Drag Policy
Whether downplaying, clarifying, or backpedaling, parishioners and staff at Most Holy Redeemer Catholic Church are feeling the heat from the Bay Area Reporter's story last week that revealed a drag-queen ban is in effect for the church's social hall.
Five Out Candidates Seek Offices
Five out candidates - one bisexual woman and four gay men - are seeking local offices in San Francisco this November. It marks the first election cycle since 2006 when a lesbian or transgender candidate will not be on the ballot.
Rene Bouche and Marcel Duchamp at the Legion of Honor
A marvelous, engaging exhibition that fills a gallery at the Legion of Honor.
Travis Wall Has All the Right Moves
Wall, best known as a former contestant turned choreographer for the popular TV show So You Think You Can Dance, is heading up the cast of a reality show about forming the contemporary dance company Shaping Sound in Los Angeles.
Minority Journalist Conference Welcomes Gay Group
LGBT individuals have attended the quadrennial Unity confabs held by minority journalist groups for decades. This year marked the first time that they helped organize it.
Jack Fertig, Pioneering Sister, Dies
Jack Fertig - a longtime gay Bay Area activist, spiritual devotee, and one of the first Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence - died Sunday evening, August 5. He was 57.
Drag Is Out at Holy Redeemer
A local gay recovery group will not be holding its annual fall fundraiser in the social hall of the Castro neighborhood's Most Holy Redeemer Catholic Church after officials said that no drag queens would be allowed.
On the Tab :: August 9-15
BARtab has the hottest upcoming events of the week!
Vocality: Dead Can Dance
The ethereal vocals of Lisa Gerrard and the brooding symbolic anthems of Brendan Perry come together again as the unmistakably unique sounds of Dead Can Dance return to Berkeley's Greek Theatre August 12.
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