Out There :: September 11, 2011
Last week Out There attended one of the final rehearsals for San Francisco Opera's world premiere of Heart of a Soldier, the so-called "9/11 opera" opening this Saturday night, Sept. 10, at the War Memorial Opera House.
Who's afraid of 'A Delicate Balance?'
Edward Albee's play opens Aurora Theatre's new season
A reporter recalls 9/11
It was my usual routine. I was up until 4 a.m. writing and rewriting a story for the Bay Area Reporter to make a deadline. Back 10 years ago, in order for a story to have a good chance of making the front page, it had to be filed by Tuesday morning.
Gone but not forgotten
On the evening of September 11, 2001, there weren't many details about what happened when United Airlines flight 93 crashed into a Pennsylvania field.
Leather's Burning Man
At the first Folsom Street Fair in 1984, leather culture changed. Leatherfolk fell out of dark bars and down Alice's rabbit hole toward transparent afternoon light.
My First Folsom
At my first Folsom Street Fair, I wore a football jersey, cargo shorts, flip-flops and a baseball cap. I spent most of the afternoon drinking beer and standing in port-a-potty lines. I was so new to San Francisco and new to the gay scene...
On The Tab :: September 's Kink Edition
Is leather and kink more your scene? Here is a rundown of this month's events!
Museum Events: the New Nightlife
San Francisco has a lot to offer if you're ever in the mood for a little high culture. The City's plethora of museums and galleries offer not only visually, emotionally and intellectually stimulating exhibits, but a great dating alternative to bar-hopping
New HIV contracts set to start
Details on many contracts between San Francisco's HIV Prevention Section and providers are still being worked out, but the city has released data on how much money different agencies can expect over the next year.
It's been a long road for man 'cured' of HIV
When Timothy Brown, the only person in the world to be functionally cured of HIV, was first offered the chance for the cure in 2006, he turned it down flat.
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