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2014 PERSONNEL BOARD OF DIRECTORS Gary Virginia.......................................................... President Marsha H. Levine................................................. Vice President Justin Taylor.......................................................... Secretary David Currie........................................................... Treasurer Joey Cain............................................................... Member John Caldera......................................................... Member Jose Cital............................................................... Member Larry Crickenberger............................................. Member Michelle Meow..................................................... Member Chandra Redack................................................... Member Jesse Sanford....................................................... Member Don Wagda............................................................ Member

STAFF George Ridgely..................................................... Executive Director Lucky Gutierrez..................................................... Office/IT Manager Alvaro Gonzalez.................................................... Executive Assistant Project Manager

CONSULTANTS Andy Copperhall................................................... Beverage Consultant Richard Kravitz...................................................... Exhibitor Relations Consultant Joe Wagenhofer................................................... Production Consultant

VOLUNTEER MANAGERS Davace Chin.......................................................... Hospitality Joan Curry............................................................. Safety Mindie Dodson...................................................... Dykes On Bikes Jay Gresham......................................................... Hospitality Joseph (Joey) Jelincic........................................ Safety Jarno Stegeman................................................... Intern Freddy Teti............................................................. Safety Soni Wolf................................................................ Dykes On Bikes

2014 PERSONNEL CONTRACTORS John Anderson..................................................... Production Assistant Karly Andersson................................................... Exhibitor Relations Manager Jane Ann Chervenak........................................... Main Stage Intern Jim Gong................................................................ Bookkeeper Katie Harrar........................................................... Special Projects Jennifer Holmes................................................... Volunteer Manager and Special Events LaNiece Jones...................................................... Sponsorship Fulfillment Coordinator Audrey Joseph...................................................... Main Stage Producer Marsha H. Levine................................................. Parade Manager Megan Noice........................................................ Assistant to the Exhibitor Manager Brian Probst.......................................................... Donations Manager Rock Medicine...................................................... Medical Eddie Shapiro........................................................ VIP Coordination Scott Shuemake................................................... Event Director Matthew Smith..................................................... Beverage Manager Tony Thomas......................................................... Recycling Manager Michael Velez........................................................ Interpreter Coordinator Lisa Williams......................................................... Sponsorship Sales and Relations Manager Cesar Zepeda........................................................ Operations Manager

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Norris Communications....................................... Public Relations Sheppard Mullin .................................................. Legal Services Julius Turman........................................................ Legal Services

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FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT Greetings and welcome to the 44th Annual SF LGBT Pride Celebration and Parade! Whether you’re participating as a Bay Area resident or visiting from abroad, you’re sure to have a wonderful week with us as we Color Our World With Pride. SF Pride Members chose the above theme late last summer and our dedicated Board of Directors has been working diligently to reflect the theme in our social mission: “… to educate the world, commemorate our heritage, celebrate our culture, and liberate our people.” While our award-winning and diverse Celebration is one of the largest LGBT events in the world, it’s also a platform to support LGBT people globally who, in the last year, have faced some of the most archaic and discriminatory, state-sanctioned laws in our history. Anti-LGBT legislation spurring mob violence from Uganda, Nigeria, and Cameroon, to India, Russia and the Middle East are a call to action to expose hate and its source. Often that source is in our own backyard, as is the case with the public’s choice for this year’s Pink Brick Award, Scott Lively. As president of California–based Abiding Truth Ministries, a conservative Christian organization, his tentacles reach from Latvia to Kampala in stirring antiLGBT sentiment and laws. On a brighter note, this year’s community grand marshals, honorees, and main stage speakers represent a culturally rich fabric of pioneers, activists, artists, educators, and freedom fighters. From a 16-year-old transgender student who was bullied and chose to fight back to a seasoned LGBT activist championing housing as a human right, these leaders inspire us to get involved. The public’s choice of Trans March as the Organizational Grand Marshal reflects a positive trend to elevate advocacy for the most discriminated among us. Our two-day Celebration at Civic Center features 20+ community-run stages and venues, along with 300 exhibitor booths. Visit sfpride.org frequently for a full Calendar of Events, tickets for the Parade Grandstand and VIP Party at City Hall, links to purchase merchandise, the Parade line up, and more. SF Pride has grown to be a complex, $2 million budget event that draws 1.5 million participants. We remind you that we’re a nonprofit organization dependent on thousands of volunteers and YOUR support provided from gate donations, sales of beverages, and official SF Pride souvenirs. A $5 to $10 donation at the gate provides $1 off all drinks and supports 60 local organizations. Thank you to our SF Pride members, staff, board, contractors, sponsors, volunteers and all stakeholders for this labor of love. It’s time to strike up the band, rev your engines, and Color Our World With Pride!

GARY VIRGINIA

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FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR On behalf of the staff, contractors, Board of Directors, all of our community stage producers, our amazing volunteers, and the membership of SF Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Pride Celebration Committee, I would like to welcome you to the 2014 SF Pride Parade and Celebration. As the incoming Executive Director it has been my distinct honor to join the ranks of this outstanding group of individuals who bring you the largest Pride celebration in the United States. SF Pride is fortunate to have such depth of experience and commitment from everyone involved in our 44th annual event. From former board members, to former executive directors, to former grand marshals, to longtime staff, volunteers and community organizers – our team is made up of a wealth of collective knowledge that is critical to our success. It is their collaborative efforts that year-after-year produce such a spectacular event. As we prepare to celebrate our victories and address our ongoing challenges at this year’s SF Pride, I would also like to thank our exhibitors, donors, long-standing sponsors, and new partners who have joined us in 2014 – your support is another essential component to our success. Please support our Community Partners, and our mission, by donating at the entry gates and by having a libation from one of our many official beverage locations. This year we are lucky to have more than 60 community partner organizations benefiting from your generosity. Be good to one another; look out for one another; speak up for one another; and have a safe and enjoyable Pride in our great City by the Bay.

GEORGE RIDGELY

Executive Director - SF Pride

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FROM THE GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA

OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR June 1, 2014 LGBT Pride

Welcome and best wishes to those gathered for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Pride Celebrations throughout California this summer. Last June, in Hollingsworth v. Perry and United States v. Windsor, the United States Supreme Court made decisions upholding the findings of lower courts that state and federal laws limiting the marriage rights of LGBT Americans are unconstitutional. The outcomes of these important cases, which effectively legalized same-sex marriage in California and many other states, represent the progress our society has made in extending the full rights of citizenship to all Americans. Pride brings together the LGBT community and allies in the spirit of solidarity and demonstrates to the world that the rich diversity of the Golden State is the source of our greatest strengths. LGBT Pride also highlights the significant leadership role that the LGBT community has taken in the struggle for the full equality of every person in our society. As we celebrate the great strides we are making, we should contemplate the importance of treating all people fairly and equally, so that all may live with dignity and pride. I commend your significant efforts in this regard and offer my continued support. Sincerely,

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FROM THE MAYOR OF SAN FRANCISCO

Greetings! On behalf of the City and County of SF, it is a pleasure to welcome you to the 44th Annual SF Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender (LGBT) Pride Parade and Celebration. I am proud to be the Mayor of a city that has a strong history of being at the forefront of extending civil rights to all citizens. SF is a place that takes pride in its diverse communities and values equality and justice for all. This year’s theme of “Color Our World With Pride” greatly reflects our continued hope and tireless efforts towards the long arc of the moral universe bending towards justice. It is also reflective of the many ways we celebrate this annual event from a lit-up City Hall to the rainbow flags that line Market Street. We have faced a number of challenges toward achieving equality in California, and we will continue to fight until everyone is treated equally. SF was a leader in the struggle for marriage equality for the past ten years, ever since then Mayor Gavin Newsom started one of the most important civil rights issues of our generation to ensure equality for all. To the many members of the LGBT community, their families, friends, colleagues and visitors from around the world, I wish you all a great Pride 2014. May you enjoy this wonderful, exciting, and joyous celebration of acceptance and inclusion today and in your hearts forever! With warmest regards,

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STAGE LOCATIONS 1 Main Stage............................................... 2 Bench and Bar/Club 21 International Stage............. 2 Soul of Pride.................................................... 3 Club Papi/Steamworks Latin Stage............. 4 LEFT Magazine Dance Music Celebration Area....... 5 A&PI Pride Pavilion & Community Stage... 6 Transgender Pavilion................................. 7 Indie Oasis Stage........................................... 8 Tantra Underground Dance Music Stage.............. 9 Homo Hip Hop................................................. 10 Leather Alley................................................... 11 Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Stage............................................... 12 Faerie Freedom Village.................................. 13 Sober Stage 2014........................................... 14 Sonic Reducer Stage..................................... 14A Cheer SF Stage............................................... 15 Sundance Country-Western Dance Corral........ 16 Gray Pride: 60+ Space................................... 17 The LGBTQ Family Garden............................ 18 Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing Gathering Space..... 19 Accessibility Pavilion.................................... 20 Queer Youth Space................................. 21 Marriage Pavilion....................................

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First elected to Congress in 1980, Barney Frank is known as a superb legislator and a pragmatic politician whose sharp intellect and sense of humor have made him one of the most influential and colorful figures in Washington. He has also been a leader in the fight against discrimination of various sorts. He championed the interests of the poor, the underprivileged and the vulnerable, winning re-election 12 times by wide margins. In 1987, Frank became the first member of Congress to voluntarily come out as openly gay. After sixteen terms in Congress, Frank’s legacy as a champion of civil rights and financial reform, as well as his ability to simplify any issue at hand in a clever and witty way, will be sorely missed.

Son of NBA legend Earvin “Magic” Johnson and Cookie Johnson, 22-year-old EJ Johnson III has officially stepped out of his parents’ shadow and established his own identity as a burgeoning media personality and fashionisto. Whether appearing on nationally syndicated talk shows such as Wendy Williams and Bethenny, or serving as an E! News fashion correspondent for NY Fashion Week, EJ Johnson continues to make his mark on the industry by providing expert knowledge on all things fashion and entertainment related. From his utterly chic outfits of the day, to his rich collection of handbags and accessories – ejjohnsonstyle.com is EJ’s swoon-worthy digital fashion bible.

Activist poet, writer and cultural theorist Judy Grahn is a professor in the Women’s Spirituality Master’s LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT GRAND MARSHAL Program at Sofia University. She has published three poetry collections, eight chapbooks, a novel, four nonfiction books and numerous short stories and articles. Her work has won her an NEA grant, an American Book Review award, an American Library Award and a Bill Whitehead Award for Lifetime Achievement. Since 1965, Grahn’s writings have inspired and fueled second wave feminism, women’s spirituality movements and lesbian activism.

JUDY GRAHN

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Jewlyes Gutierrez is a Hercules transgender teen who received massive community support after facing assault and battery charges for defending herself against abuse and bullying, while the three students who harassed her were not charged.

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MELANIE NATHAN

An activist, writer, singer, and performance artist, he has been an organizer of countless demonstrations and rallies as an advocate for housing rights, justice, and community compassion for the least fortunate in society.

Melanie Nathan is an attorney, mediator, equality activist, and human rights advocate. Born in South Africa, Nathan used her training to assist African workers living under apartheid in the 1980s.

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TRANS MARCH

ORGANIZATIONAL GRAND MARSHAL San Francisco Trans March seeks to inspire all trans and gender non-conforming people to realize a world where we are safe, loved, and empowered, and create a space for our diverse communities to unite and achieve the social justice and equality. The march is San Francisco’s largest transgender Pride event and one of the largest trans events in the entire world. Selected by Community Vote

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CHELSEA MANNING

HONORARY GRAND MARSHAL Chelsea Elizabeth Manning (born Bradley Edward Manning in 1987) was convicted of violations of the Espionage Act of 1917 and other offenses, after releasing classified documents to the public. Manning stated that she hoped the release of the material would promote, “debates, discussion and reforms” of U.S. foreign policy. Selected by SF Pride Board of Directors and Membership

DR. TED MCILVENNA

GILBERT BAKER AWARD Dr. Ted McIlvenna is an 82-year-old United Methodist clergyman who was assigned in the early ’60s as a missionary to those persons who had chosen alternate sexual explorations and identities in their lives. McIlvenna is an advocate of sexual rights as human rights, and is the President of the Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality. Selected by SF Pride Board of Directors

MAIN STAGE ARTISTS The largest of the Pride stages! On Saturday the Main Stage will host Raising Voices, a talent competition drawing contestants from across the country and the winner gets a spot on the Sunday perfomance line-up. Judges include Tita Aida, Brian Kent and Caroline Lund. On Sunday, SF Pride offers exciting up-and-coming talent and headline artists. Taryn Manning, Steed Lord, Nabiha are scheduled along with a Traver Rains Fashion Show segment and more. So grab your spot on the plaza and take in the sounds and sights of these and other great acts. SLI

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BENCH AND BAR & CLUB 21 INTERNATIONAL STAGE The International Stage is produced by the team at the Bench and Bar and Club 21, both of which are located in Oakland just 15 minutes from downtown San Francisco by car or a quick 10 minute BART ride (just exit 19th Street). Bench and Bar & Club 21 are 2 of the largest Latin & Hip Hop nightclubs in Northern California which makes them a perfect fit to produce one of the most visited stages on Pride weekend. The stage features some of the sexiest go-go dancers, performances, contest and DJs. Interested in go-go dancing or performing on the stage? Contact our Stage Manager Valentino of Valentino Presents Marketing Director for both Clubs at valentino@bench-and-bar. com for more information. Download the Club 21 Oakland APP in the APP Store under Club 21 Oakland or text partyboy to 46786 or visit bench-and-bar.com or club21oakland.com. Corner of Grove and Van Ness Avenues.

CHEER SF STAGE Are you looking to be wowed by high-flying stunts and high-energy dance routines? Then the fourth annual CHEER SF Stage is the place for you! CHEER San Francisco, along with fellow squads in the philanthropic Pride Cheerleading Association, will be performing all weekend for your entertainment and donations to benefit the Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation. cheersf.org DEAF AND HARD-OF-HEARING GATHERING SPACE We offer deaf, deafened, deaf-blind, and hard-ofhearing attendees a chance to celebrate their Pride together. Our tent is located near the Main Stage and provides a place to socialize, enjoy the entertainment, and exchange information regarding accessibility for deaf and hard-of-hearing people. SLI THE MARRIAGE PAVILION Get engaged for marriage equality with Marriage

Equality USA. Discover what you can do in your local area to make marriage equality a reality in all 50 states, and learn more about how together we can win full equality nationwide. Couples can get married, publicly pledge your love and renew your vows, or simply take a picture together with San Francisco City Hall where marriages were first performed 10 years ago - as the historic backdrop. QUEER YOUTH SPACE Hosted by Larkin Street Youth Services and located on Civic Center Plaza, the Queer Youth Space is a drug, alcohol, and smoke free area where all queer youth and their allies can grab a snack, a drink, play games and win prizes, or just hang out in a safe space and enjoy the amazing Pride celebration. Rapid, confidential HIV testing will be available again this year. jfountain@larkinstreetyouth. org. AFZ

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SUNDAY ONLY: ACCESSIBILITY PAVILION The Accessibility Pavilion is a place to escape the madness of the day and rejuvenate. Volunteers will manage this area which offers some much needed rest and relaxation inside. The Accessibility Pavilion provides shade, rest, snacks, friendship, and more to people with accessibility needs. ASIAN & PACIFIC ISLANDER COMMUNITY PRIDE STAGE & PAVILION A&PI Wellness Center and the A&PI LGBT Pride Council is proud to present the Asian & Pacific Islander Pride Stage & Pavilion. This venue serves as home to A&PI LGBTs performers and artists and has been billed to be one of the “most anticipated venue during SF Pride.” The A&PI Pavilion is anchor to various A&PI LGBT organizations such as GAPA, A&PI Equality and others. Plus HIV Testing will be available throughout the day (10:00 am - 5:00 pm) and results will be ready in twenty minutes. For trans folks, you may qualify to get

a $ 20.00 Visa Gift Card, come check it out! Located at Polk and Golden Gate Streets. Performances start at 12:00pm till 6:30pm. apiwellness.org or apilgbtpride.com FAERIE FREEDOM VILLAGE The Radical Faeries offer an oasis of spirituality, art, music, love, a commercialfree, chill-out zone with live cabaret, performance art, deejays, visual art, magic, rituals, transformations, and transfigurations. Relax and connect with one another and with nature, in the special ways of faeries. Bring things to share: food, drink, art, drums, drag, an open heart, and an open mind. GRAY PRIDE: 60+ SPACE Presented by Institute on Aging (IOA)and On Lok Lifeways: Partnering to Serve LGBT Seniors and Older Adults. IOA and On Lok are dedicated to understanding and addressing the unique issues facing the LGBT community. IOA’s mission is to enhance the quality of life for adults as they age by enabling them to maintain their health,

well-being, independence and participation in the community. IOA fulfills this mission for a diverse community by developing and providing innovative programs in health, social service, creative arts, community and professional education. On Lok Lifeways is a fully-integrated and licensed health plan celebrating over forty years of service to Bay Area seniors. On Lok Lifeways helps older adults maintain their independence – by providing all necessary primary and specialty medical care, adult day health care, in-home health and personal care, transportation, physical rehabilitation, recreation therapy, case management, social work services, skilled nursing and acute care – so seniors can continue to live in the communities they know and love. HOMO HIP HOP STAGE Kick off the summer and dance in the sun all day long. The Homo Hip Hop Stage features an array of local talented DJs that represents our community. DJ Special K, DJ Luna, DJ Rapture,

DJ Milestone, DJ Jason Mitchell, and DJ Lamont will be mixing up the sickest hip hop, R&B, and soul music. The Homo Hip Hop Stage is your stage created for you to celebrate your special individual self, so come with the intention of pride, love, peace and respect. INDIE OASIS STAGE Come together as one! Pride’s Indie Oasis returns. It’s the place at Pride for indie kids of all genders, orientations (musical and otherwise), and ages. indieoasis.org CLUB PAPI LATIN STAGE PRESENTED BY STEAMWORKS Club Papi, Faces Nightclub, and Mundo Fox 38 are excited to present the 17th Annual Steamworks Latin Stage at SF Pride. This year, we are pleased to announce headline act Belanova direct from Mexico. Join this caliente Latin fiesta at Pride with America’s hottest Latin go-go boyz and girlz, along with the West Coast’s top DJs. Ain’t no party like a papi party at Pride!! Visit our website at clubpapi.com

for more updates and all the official Latin parties of SF Pride weekend. LEATHER ALLEY Does leather, BDSM, kink, fetish, gear, or motorcycles get you hot or entice you? Want to learn more and connect with others like you? Join us at Leather Alley – for kink, leather, fetish, gear and motorcycle enthusiasts. See hands-on demonstrations. Talk with experienced players. Discover yourself. Have fun. Find clubs and events to continue the adventure. A Leather Alliance Project. SLI LEFT MAGAZINE DANCE MUSIC CELEBRATION AREA A floor-stomping, handclapping house music celebration featuring some of San Francisco’s most recognizable names and guests from around the world. DJ Hawthorne serves up an unforgettable afternoon of music and fun! facebook. com/djhawthorne for details!

THE LGBTQ FAMILY GARDEN The LGBTQ Family Garden is a fun and safe space for LGBTQ families. Come bring your kids to enjoy the vibrant arts and crafts, games, face painting, balloon animals, resources, and (for the first time ever) healthy kidfriendly food. The Family Garden is sponsored by Our Family Coalition, which advances equity for LGBTQ families with children through support, education, and advocacy. On your way to the garden, march with the LGBTQ family parade contingent, too! kay@ourfamily.org SOBER STAGE 2014 Once again, the Castro Country Club hosts a special oasis of fun and fellowship for the recovery community and their supporters. Live entertainment, DJs, dancing, drag shows, and a meeting! Bring a picnic and join the celebration at this grassy, tree-lined piece of paradise at Hyde and Fulton Streets. AFZ

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SONIC REDUCER STAGE The Sonic Reducer Stage is Pride’s venue for cutting edge electro and new wave, featuring DJs Donimo, Chris Zachos and Tomas Diablo. SOUL OF PRIDE The Soul of Pride Stage and Village represents many Black cultures at the San Francisco Pride celebration. We hope you will join us in presenting the Soul of Pride stage at the largest Pride celebration in the world. We will host many amazing artists, DJs, dancers, MCs, local vendors and more!  Our artist this year include an amazing Gospel choir, local hip hop artists, major rhythm and blues singers and DJs that make you want to dance! We look forward to building our Global Community. Corner of Grove and Goodlett Street. soulofpride@gmail.com SUNDANCE COUNTRYWESTERN DANCE CORRAL Whether it’s two-step, line dance, waltz, or swing, country western dancing is popular in the queer community all

around the world. Today’s country dancing is fun, romantic, wild, sexy, and freespirited. The country-western dance floor is produced by the Sundance Association for Country-Western Dancing, an all volunteer, nonprofit organization that promotes country-western dancing in the gay and lesbian community. sundancesaloon.org THE TANTRA UNDERGROUND DANCE MUSIC STAGE A showcase of San Francisco underground dance music is brought to you by the same crew who rock Pink Saturday, How Weird Street Faire, and Lovevolution. Tantra stage will bring you banging house and electro, building up to a peak of high energy trance. If you are looking for the tribal trance dance experience, check us out. TRANSGENDER PAVILION TWe provide a welcoming space to FTMs, MTFs, genderqueer/ variant folks, allies and everyone in between. Come mingle and connect with the Transgender community, all

while learning about local transgender resources in a space that is safe for all gender variant folks. WOMEN’S STAGE The Women’s Stage, formerly NectArena, is the evolution and celebration of lesbian focused entertainment at the SF Pride festival. Join us for a dynamic arena of fun, games, sexy performances all designed to entertain, build community and empower all who come out to join in the festivities. McAllister Street (between Hyde & Leavenworth). SLI SLI = SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETER AFZ = ALCOHOL FREE ZONE

A&PI Pride Pavilion and Community Stage Nikki Calma *

CHEER SF Stage Ryan Allen * Isaac Burrough *

THE LGBTQ Family Garden Judy Appel ** Polly Pagenheart ** Shareena Clark ** Kay Gordon **

Main Stage

Deaf and Hard of Hearing Gathering Space

Audrey Joseph ***

Marriage Pavilion

Jim Brune **

Dennis Veite **

Faerie Freedom Village

Queer Youth Space Venue

Bill “Lucille” Carmichael ** Benjamin Patterson **

Jamie Fountain ** Edwin Ramirez **

Gray Pride 60+ Space

Sober Stage

Yvette Koth ** John Lam **

Terry Beswick **

Homo Hip Hop Stage

Tony Bettini * Tim Keefe *

Indie Oasis Stage

Soul of Pride African American Village

Sonic Reducer Stage

Lamont Young * Dan Karasic * Rick Stone *

Christiana Remington * Lisa Williams *

International Stage Charles Bisbee *** Valentino Carrillo * Frank Ciglar *** Alex Loera *** Robert Munoz ***

Jamie Awad *** Milton Howard Gaines *

Sundance Country-Western Dance Corral

Leather Alley Rover Spotts **

LEFT Magazine Dance Music Celebration Stage David Helton ***

Steamworks Latin Stage

John Hoffman * Steve Sullivan *

Tantra Underground Dance Stage Liam Shy *

Women’s Stage Christie James ***

Stage Managers * | Venue Managers ** | Producers ***

PARADE CONTINGENTS Abadá Capoeira SF ACLU of Northern California Jeff Adachi Public Defender, City of SF

AIDS Emergency Fund/Breast Cancer Emergency Fund AIDS Healthcare Foundation/ Out of the Closet Thrift Stores AIDS/LifeCycle Airbnb Alexander Hamilton American Legion Post 448 America Cancer Society American Immigration Lawyers Association Northern California Tom Ammiano California Assemblyperson

Apple Inc. Aquarium of the Bay Asexuality Visibility and Education Network Asian & Pacific Islander Wellness Center Atheist Groups of the Bay Area BAD RAP Bank of America Bank of the West Bare Chest Calendar Barefoot Wine & Bubbly BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) Bay Area American Indian Two Spirits (BAAITS) Bay Area Bisexual Network Bay Area Furrys Bay Area Independent Schools Bay Area Intactivists

Bay Area LGBT Catholics Berkeley Free Clinic The Berkeley School Betty’s List & Bay Times Black Brothers Esteem/ SF AIDS Foundation Body Freedom Box London Breed

SF Board of Supervisors

Bud Light - Anheuser Busch Buddhist Church of SF Burger King C5 Children’s Schools David Campos SF Board of Supervisors

Chabot College Gay-Straight Alliance Cheer SF / Cheer For Life Foundation Chipotle Mexican Grill David Chiu, President SF Board of Supervisors

Carmen Chu

Assessor, City of SF

John Chiang

Controller, State of California

Church Ladies & Gents for Gay Rights First Cong. Church Sonoma UCC Cisneros, José Treasurer, City and County of SF

City of Fremont City of Oakland - Oakland Pride Clear Channel Coca Cola, Inc. Malia Cohen SF Board of Supervisors

Colectivo ALA Contemporary Jewish Museum Courage to Resist & Bradley Manning Support Network Dignity / SF Dropbox Dykes on Bikes/ Women’s Motorcycle Contingent Electronic Arts Episcopal Diocese of California / Oasis California Equality California Institute Eventbrite Expedia/Hotwire Facebook Mark Farrell SF Board of Supervisors

Feinstein’s at the Nikko Barney Frank & James Ready Guests of Honor

Freedom in Christ George Gascón

District Attorney, City of SF

Gay Business Graduate Association Gay-Straight Alliance Network Genentech Out & Equal Girl Scouts of Northern California SF Service Unit GLAAD Glide Memorial United Methodist Church Golden State Warriors Google Rich Gordon California Assemblyperson

Judy Grahn

Lifetime Achievement Grand Marshal

Graton Casino Great Giant Moving Company The Green Cross Miss Major Griffin-Gracy Community Grand Marshal

Lookout Mobile Security Lutherans Concerned / Oasis Macy’s Marriage Equality USA Ross Mathews

Guerneville: Hub of the Russian River Jewlyes Gutierrez

Celebrity Grand Marshal

Hard Rock Café The Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic Club Hospice by the Bay Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Imperial Council of SF, Inc. Independent Adoption Center Institute on Aging Intel Corporation EJ Johnson III, Celebrity Guest Joie de Vivre JP Morgan Chase Kaiser Permanente Roberta Kaplan

Community Grand Marshal

Celebrity Grand Marshal

Keshet Jane Kim

SF Board of Supervisors

Latinos de Ambiente del Area de la Bahía Edwin Lee

Mayor, City of San Francisco

Mark Leno

Senator, State of California

Let’s Kick Ass Levi Strauss LinkedIn

Dr. Ted McIlvenna

Gilbert Baker Pride Founder’s Award

Tommi Avicolli Mecca Mercy For Animals Mischief Lab Janet Mock

Celebrity Grand Marshal

Mormons for Marriage Equality Kevin Mullin California Assemblyperson

MundoFOX Muttville Senior Dog Rescue NASA Ames Research Center Melanie Nathan Celebrity Grand Marshal

National Center for Lesbian Rights National Park Service Netflix Gavin Newsom Lt. Governor, State of California

On Lok Lifeways One Marriott Openhouse Oracle LGBT Group Our Family Coalition / COLAGE PETA - People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals PFLAG PG&E PrideNetwork

Pink Pistols SF Planned Parenthood Shasta Pacific Planting Peace / The Equality House Prancing Elites Pride Radio / Clear Channel Project Open Hand Rainbow Community Center Rainbow Honor Walk Recology Rhythm & Motion Dance Program / ODC School Safeway Salesforce.com SF Area Local #2 SF Balloon Magic SF Bay Area Chapter Model-A Ford Club of America SF Bay Area Curling Club SF Bicycle Coalition SF Department of Public Health HIV Research Section SF Department of Veterans Affairs SF Ducal Court SF Fire Department SF FrontRunners SF Human Rights Commission SF Leather Pride Contingent SF Lesbian/Gay Freedom Band SF LGBT Community Center SF LGBT Pride Celebration Committee SF Media Company SF Examiner / SF Weekly SF Municipal Transportation Agency

PARADE CONTINGENTS [CONTINUED]

SF Museum of Modern Art / Asian Art Museum SF Opera SF Police Officer Pride Alliance SF Public Library James C. Hormel Gay & Lesbian Center SF Sheriffâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Department Protect and Defend SF SPCA SF State University SF Zen Center San Leandro Unified School District Scouts for Equality Golden Gate Chapter SEIU Local 1000 Lavender Committee SEIU United Healthcare Workers - West Shanti Project Smirnoff Soul of Pride African American Float SoulCycle SoundCloud St. Anthony Foundation Straights for Gay Rights Sutter Health SWANABAQ Swirl Radio Katy Tang SF Board of Supervisors

Tesla Inc. Phil Ting

California Assemblyperson

Trans March

Organizational Grand Marshal

The Trevor Project

Trikone Twitter Uber UC Hastings College of the Law Union for Reform Judaism UNITE HERE! Local 2 United Airlines United Food & Commercial Workers Union Local 5 United in Spirit University of California, SF University of SF LGBTQ Caucus for Faculty/Staff URJ Camp Newman US Bank Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System Virgin America Walmart.com PRIDE Wells Fargo Whole Foods Market Scott Wiener SF Board of Supervisors

Kriss Worthington Berkeley City Council

Yahoo! Betty Yee

State Board of Equalization Member

Yellow Cab Company YMCA of SF You Move Me Youth Pride Coalition Zendesk Listings in GREEN indicate 2014 Sponsors

EXHIBITORS 1862 David Walley’s Resort..........................D26 2015 Bare Chest Calendar.............................. K3 4ktees.................................................................D9 A Spoonful of Sugar Cakes.............................L6 A&PI Wellness Center.............................XN1-5 Acropolis............................................................L8 AFSP (Suicide Prevention)........................... R37 AIDS Project of the East Bay.......................D10 AIDS/LifeCycle............................................... T13 Airbnb............................................................ H1-3 Airbrush Artwerks /Wicked Air................... C23 Alcatraz Excursions ......................................D11 Alejandro’s Trade...................................... NSW9 Alitha Young Art..........................................NSE2 All Family Project........................................NSE6 Allstate Insurance........................................J6-7 American Jewish World Service................ Z22 American Laser................................................ J2 Amos Goldbaum............................................. K37 Angela’s Psychic Readings..........................B27 APWU #2 Postal Workers............................. T14 Aquarium of the Bay.......................................G4 Archive Productions Inc........................ NSW10 Aroma Concessions........................ M2,W33-34 Artesania Rumi............................................... K17 Asian Art Museum......................................... J14 Asian/Pacific Counseling Center............... XN6 AT&T.................................................................I5-6 Aunt Betty’s Gourmet Corn Dogs..................M7 B.I.F.F. & B.A.R.K.......................................... PCS3 Babson College................................................. I2 Bamboo Stick...................................................B1 Bay Area Discovery Museum......................B28 Bay Area Humanists........................................D7

Bay Area Intactivists....................................... K9 Bay Area Legal Aid........................................ T10 Bay Times/Betty’s List...................................... I9 BBH Massagers............................................. E22 Black Brothers Esteem/SFAF......................... S1 Boomtown Trading Tee Shirts..................... C13 “These shirts are a must have for your wardrobe!”

Burger King.....................................................H20 CA Men Enjoying Naturism............................ K8 Cals Hats......................................................... K34 Carmen’s Taqueria........................................ L4-5 Cassandra’s Dream Cakes.com..................W31 City Car Share.......................................... G10-11 City College of SF............................................ J4 CCSF is a great place to LGBTQQ!

City Girl............................................................ K40 City of Fremont............................................NSE5 Club Papi............................................... WWN3-4 Coca-Cola........................................ A26,PCN1-2 Comcast/Xfinity....... A1-2, AW6, J21-22, VWS5 Community of Christ SF................................B22 Congregation B’nai Emunah........................U12 Consulate General of Israel in SF............. U6-8 Cookqueen Cobblers.......................................B5 de Young Museum.....................................PCM2 Delicious Foods...............................................M1 Derek Company.............................................. T17 Design Like Whoa.......................................... R32 Different Spokes/SF....................................... R36 Dignity/SF.......................................................... S2 Divine Love LLC.............................................. C14 DREAAM Project/SFAF..............................ZE2-5 Earthly Delights................................................B6 Endless Summer Sweets................................B3

EXHIBITORS [CONTINUED]

Episcopal/Lutheran Churches...................... I11 Equality California.......................................... J17 Equality Card.....................................................D2 Equal Love Matchmakers............................. T16 Estiellitas Snacks..........................................W30 Esurance ........................................................H17 Eureka! Organic Bread........................... A27-29 Eventbrite........................................................... I7 Exhibitor Relations......................................... E10 Family Builders by Adoption ...................PNE2 Fanciful Gift.....................................................B35 Fantastic Fam................................................. C11 Farm Animal Rights Movement................... E20 Feisty Media..............................................S14-15 Festifest.............................................................B7 fiftyseven-thirtythree.....................................B25 Fluffy Wuffy Boots..........................................U15 Foregen............................................................ K10 Making Foreskin Regeneration a Reality Today!

G.Q.A. CLOTHING...........................................D14 Gay Ski Week..............................................NSE7 Gay/Lesbian Tennis Federation................... S16 Gaylesta, Inc................................................... R23 GearUp! Mens Weekend................................ P2 Glide Memorial Church..................................G3 Gloss Magazine............................................. J11 Golden Gate Women’s Soccer League.......... K29 Golden Gate Business Association............... I10 Graton..............................................................H18 Handmad’n Leather......................................... S7 Hawaii BBQ...............................................M9,W1 Health Initiatives for Youth...........................KE2 The Heebie JeebieZ ..................................... C17 Heidi’s Pies.......................................................M4

Hennatopia - Body Art Bliss........................B23 Hewlett-Packard............................................... I3 His Hair Clinic................................................... K7 Homoto Motorcycle Club.............................. S18 Hostel Habibi...............................................NSE8 Human Awareness Institute....................... KW3 Human Rights Campain.............................. G8-9 iloadAcceptance............................................U11 Inclusive Worship Congregation.................A23 Independent Adoption Center.................. PCS1 Indigo’s Designs........................................Z19-20 InterView......................................................... K27 IP Lighting FX.................................................. K33 It Works...................................................... NSW7 It’s It...................................... B32,J13,K41,R35,T3 Jenny’s Frozen Treats....................................B21 Josh Mayer.............................................. NSW13 Kara’s Cupcakes.............................................A34 Karen Stogdill Displays............................NSE10 Karma Konnections....................................... K39 We Konnect you to the World through your Karma.

KiKi Gifts and Crafts....................................... Z23 KMEL 106........................................................Z7-8 La Jolla IVF.....................................................B26 Fertility Services for all who desires children.

Lambda Legal .............................................PNE3 Latch, So & Hipp Chiropractic............K20, NSW16 LatinBoyz...................................................WWN5 Li’s International Trading..............................KE1 Lightwave Productions Inc. & Designs......... NSW12 like [shew]........................................................ K6 Little Lefties..................................................... C21 Log Cabin Republicans.............................. PCS2 Love Peace Harmony Center SF.............NSE12

The Lower 3rd...................................................D6 Lucky Bands & Lucky Snaps....................... K16 Mainstreet Food Concessions ......................B8 Mandalevy Designs ...................................NSE9 March For Elephants.............................. NSW15 Mardi Gras Style............................................ J16 MASK...............................................................D24 Meals on Wheels...........................................B31 Mer+ge Apparel.............................................B29 Messenger of the Sun................................... C18 Mike’s Classic Toys...................................K14-15 Mission Neighborhood Health Center............ AW8 Mistura Timepieces....................................... K13 MundoFOX..................................................VWS8 Native American Health Center.................. K19 Netflix................................................................H4 New York Times............................... A24, I12,K12 Northern California Family Dog Rescue.......... T2 Northern California Ford Dealers..........A6, A8-9 Oakland Pride............................................... KW2 OCSC SAILING..................................................D1 Ohloff Recovery Programs........................... E12 Olivia Travel.................................................... J19 Om Sairam Crafts........................................... K28 Once Upon A Wish...................................E17,K5 Orange Expo Pain Relief........................ NSW14 Ouchii............................................................... T12 Outright Libertarians .................................PNE5 Pantiez Custom Innerware.......................... K25 Pampangas Cuisine.........................................B4 Papa John’s Pizza.........................................W32 Peace Corps................................................... Z24 Penny Rose Seafood......................................M6 PETA ............................................................PCM3

Pets Are Wonderful Support .......................H12 PFLAG .........................................................PCM1 Pivot................................................................. E19 Planned Parenthood Shasta Pacific...........PNE6 PLAYNICE Productions, Inc............................ T4 Pretty N Pink................................................... C12 Project MORE Foundation............................ C24 Project Open Hand.................................. G12-13 Queer LifeSpace Mental Health....................U1 Rainbeaux Body Art Team........................... F1-2 Rapten Gift Shop............................................ K38 Ready for Hillary...............................................A4 Real Cool Frozen Treats................................A31 Richmond Police Department......................U13 Ride the Ducks............................................... J20 Rosabella Arts & Crafts................................ K30 Saigon BBQ.......................................................B2 Salesforce.......................................................H19 Seaplane Shirts................................................ J5 SeneGence International .......................NSE11 SF BBQ........................................................... ZW1 SF Chronicle......................................................A3 SF Giant Sweep........................................... PCS5 SF Green Party..................................................F3 SF Federal Credit Union..................................U5 SF Foster Care Licensing Unit........................ T5 SF Lesbian/Gay Freedom Band...................U19 SF Media Company......................................J8-9 SF Police Department...................................B36 SF Recreation & Park Department...........PNE4 SF Sheriff’s Department................................U21 SF Spine Pain Relief Center............................F4 SF Suicide Prevention................................... K26 SF Symphony..................................................B34

EXHIBITORS [CONTINUED]

SF VA Medical Center...................................B33 SF Vegetarian Society...................................D13 SFAF-Latino Programs............................... W7-9 SFMTA Bay Area Bike Share...................... J15 SGI-USA Nichiren Buddhists.......................B30 Simply Delish LLC............................................M5 Snowie Incredible Snow Cones...................M8 Sock Dreams.................................................. K36 Solar Livng-Energy Saving Pros................... T1 Soul of Pride African Village..............AW 10-11 Soul of the Lion.......................................... NSW6 St. John’s United Church of Christ.............. T15 STAR 101.3 FM..........................................PSE2-3 Steamworks.......................................... WWN7-8 Stonewall Alliance of Chico......................NSE3 StudHur LLC.................................................... E21 Sugar & Spun....................................................L3 Summon...................................................... NSW8 Sun Treasures............................................C7,K22 Sweet Delights.......................................... L10-11 Sweet Sauce Apparel.....................................D5 Talk 910 AM................................................. PSE1 Tante’s......................................... NNW1, W36-38 Team SF........................................................... S17 Terra Gallery & Event Venue.......................A22 Terra Gallery & Event Venue S.F. Premiere Venue

Thai Kebob BBQ..........................................B9,L9 Thai Stick BBQ..............................................W35 Theatre Bay Area........................................... Z21 therethere.......................................................D12 Tibet Bazaar...................................................... K2 Tibet Creations........................................ NSW11 Tibetan Handicrafts and Jewels............K23-24 Tinkertart......................................................... C20 Top Shelf Catering.............................................L7

Tourism Vancouver........................................... I4 The Trevor Project......................................PNE7 Trichome Factory...........................................D15 Trikone............................................................. T11 Trojan............................................................... J10 UCLA Gambling Studies Program............... K18 UCSF Alliance Health Project......................U20 Uhuru Foods & Pies........................................M3 Unique Tie-Dye Collection. ............................D4 United Food Commercial Workers............. J18 Utilikilts.............................................................. K1 Vanessa’s Souvenir Shop....................... D16-17 Velo Bling Designs......................................... C16 Virgin America.................................................G1 Visual You........................................................ C10 Von Leeche & Sullivan.................................... J3 Wag Hotels........................................................ T9 water............................................................. W2-4 Weird Coast.................................................... S13 Welk Resorts ............................................ A12-13 Whattamug.......................................................D3 Wicked Grounds Café..................................... P3 Wild Card Roasters..........................................A7 Wix & Wax Candles....................................... K35 YeahYeah!PonyPrince..................................... T8 Young Punks....................................................B24 Younique by Fran & Linda ...................... NSW5 Listings in GREEN indicate 2014 Sponsors

BROADCAST INFORMATION

SUNDAY, JUNE 29 LIVE Broadcast Comcast Hometown Network Channel 104

LIVE Webcast

SFPrideLive.com - Live and uncensored from 10:00 AM to the end!

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GENERAL INFORMATION INFORMATION BOOTHS

SMOKE-FREE EVENT

The San Francisco LGBT Pride Celebration and Parade is a smoke free event per San Francisco Health Code, Article 19L.

SAFETY & WELLNESS

SF Pride cares deeply about the safety, security, and health of all visitors to the annual Celebration and Parade. That’s why our volunteer Safety monitors work hard to provide a safe Pride Event. We recommend that you bring a friend with you when traveling to new and unfamiliar places. Report suspicious activity or unattended packages to the nearest member of the Safety Team or at the nearest Information booth. June can be hot so please stay hydrated and drink plenty of water. Please make sure that your valuables and effects are secure by not leaving bags or personal items unattended. We also encourage that you protect yourself and your sexual partners by using safe sex practices.

At the information booths you will find the most up-to-date information on the Celebration. Each booth is staffed by volunteers dedicated to helping you get the most out of SF Pride. You can pick up a copy of PocketPride. It contains an event map and information about the Parade and talent performing on the Main Stage as well as information about the 22 community-run stages and venues throughout the Pride Celebration area.

EXHIBITORS & FOOD

With close to 350 exhibitors, San Francisco Pride offers a wide variety of artists, local and national businesses, nonprofits, artisans, food and beverages. SF Pride makes a special effort to make booths affordable to local nonprofits that often use their spaces to educate, raise muchneeded funds, and connect with the community. There’s something for almost everyone at Pride.

BEVERAGES

You can enjoy beverages discounts all day at Pride by making a minimum donation of $5 at the event entrance gates. In return for your generous support, you will get a donation sticker that earns you discounts on beverages at SF Pride designated beverage

booths all day long! Throughout the site you’ll find a variety of Official Beverage Booths featuring beer and mixed drinks, as well as water and other nonalcoholic beverages. If you choose to enjoy alcohol at the event, please drink responsibly. Alcohol not purchased from one of our Official Beverage Booths is not permitted. Please remember to stay hydrated. Clean and sober visitors can enjoy an alcohol-free environment at the separate soda and water booths and at the Clean and Sober Space located on UN Plaza.

CHILDCARE & ACCESSIBILITY

Free childcare and accessibility services are available. Accessibility seating and ASL interpretation are provided at the Parade Grandstands. ASL interpreters are also provided at the Pride Main Stage and other stages throughout the event. For more information about accessibility, visit sfpride.org/access.

RECYCLING & COMPOSTING

In an effort to be environmentally responsible as we continue to pioneer green event practices, SF Pride provides disposal areas for garbage, recycling and compost. Signs will be posted at

these areas. All cups, plates and utensils used at our event are 100% compostable and made from natural derivatives.

GRANDSTAND TICKETS & ACCESSIBILITY SEATING

The grandstands, located on the north side of Market Street between Seventh and

FORBIDDEN BROADWAY July 10 - 27

Eighth Streets at UN Plaza, are the perfect place to enjoy the San Francisco Pride Parade. The Civic Center Muni/BART station is right next to the entrance to the grandstands. Grandstand tickets are $35 in advance at sfpride.org or $40 at the entrance the morning of the parade. Tickets are provided on a sliding scale to those with accessibility needs and their partners. Accessibility seating is also provided for the deaf and hard-of-hearing.

OPERATION OPERA

July 31 - August 10

For tickets: www.feinsteinssf.com Feinsteinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s | Hotel Nikko San Francisco 222 Mason Street 855-MF-NIKKO | 855-636-4556

GETTING TO PRIDE

SF Pride is one of the largest outdoor events in the nation in the heart of a major metropolitan area. You can avoid traffic and scarce parking by taking public transportation. Both BART and Muni transit systems serve the Civic Center station near both the Celebration and Parade, making access to Pride easy. The Embarcadero, Montgomery Street, and Powell Street stations also serve the Parade route.

I HEART THE 80S

August 14 - 24

COMMUNITY PARTNERS SF Pride believes strongly in community reinvestment and that is what our Community Partners program exemplifies. The Community Partners program is a beneficiary program open to Bay Area non-profit organizations. Since 1997, San Francisco Pride has been able to grant nearly $2.3M to our beneficiaries thanks to donations made at our event gates and beverage purchases. These community organizations provide Pride with volunteers the weekend of the event and, in return, Pride awards the organizations with a grant based on our partner’s support. When you donate at the gate or purchase a beverage at Pride, you provide critical support to local charities, including LGBT organizations and those organizations working on issues related to HIV/AIDS, cancer, homelessness, and animal welfare. San Francisco Pride’s Community Partners program is one of the many ways in which Pride is working to strengthen our communities and build a strong future for the Celebration and Parade. AIDS Housing Alliance / SF AIDS Project of the East Bay Alameda County Leather Corps Bay Area Derby Girls Bay Area Young Positives Bay Area Young Survivors Bayard Rustin LGBT Coalition Berkeley All Blues Women’s Rugby Football Club Berkeley Free Clinic California Prostitutes Education Project California Men’s Gatherings California Youth Connection Castro Country Club The Castro Lions Club Charities Inc. CelebrateLIFE! Progressive Spiritual Community Center for Sex & Culture Center for Spiritual Living-Ashbury Heights City Dog Share City Of Refuge United Church of Christ Council of Grand Dukes and Grand Duchesses of San Francisco, Inc.

Dolores Street Community Services The Endeavor Foundation for the Arts Femina Potens Foggy City Dancers Folsom Street Events Freedom In Christ Evangelical Church Galeria de la Raza Gay Pride Celebration Committee of San Jose Go! Athletes Golden State Gay Rodeo Association Bay Area Chapter Healing Waters Wilderness Adventures Health Initiatives for Youth Homeless Children’s Network Imperial Council of San Francisco, Inc. Imperial Star Empire Inc Inferno Softball, a program of PASS, Inc. Lesbian/Gay Chorus of San Francisco Metropolitan Community Church of San Francisco NIA Collective Northern California Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf

Oakland Pride Inc Openhouse Pagan Alliance Pets Are Wonderful Support PLAYNICE Productions Inc. Points of Distribution Pride Law Fund Project Inform Project Open Hand Radical Light Center for Spiritual Living Rocket Dog Rescue San Francisco Gay Basketball Association San Francisco Gay Softball League San Francisco Gay Softball League Eclipse Team San Francisco Gay Softball League SF Cougars San Francisco SPCA San Francisco Spikes Soccer Club San Francisco Track & Field Club San Francisco Tsunami Swim Club San Francisco Tsunami Water Polo SF Fog Rugby Tenderloin Tessie Holiday Dinners Tony La Russa’s Animal Rescue Foundation Upwardly Mobile Academics Variety Children’s Charity of Northern California Women Organized to Respond to Life-threatening Disease (WORLD)

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COMMUNITY EVENTS JUNE 28, 2014 SUNDANCE SALOON PRE-PRIDE COUNTRY–WESTERN DANCE

Celebrate Pride weekend in the company of hundreds of cowboys and cowgirls as Sundance Saloon presents two-stepin’ and line dancin’ on the beautiful hardwood floor of the Hotel Whitcomb ballroom. Includes beginning dance lessons 7:30 to 8:30 PM. 7:30 PM - 12:00 Midnight I $10 THE HOTEL WHITCOMB 1231 Market Street, SF, CA 94103 info@sundancesaloon.org sundancesaloon.org

SAN FRANCISCO MEN’S SPANKING PARTY

Male only (Gay, Bi or Straight) 18+ with valid photo ID. This is not a S&M Leather group. More for guys into spanking & paddling like over Daddy’s knee or fraternity pledge paddling. A safe place for beginner to explore their spanking fantasies. 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM I $20 THE POWER EXCHANGE 220 Jones Street, SF, CA 94102 sanfranparty@yahoo.com voy.com/201188/

VOLUNTEER! BECOME A FRIENDLY VISITOR! LEA DELARIA

Multi-talented, Lea makes her Feinstein’s at the Nikko debut for one show only. She has recorded four jazz albums, two comedy albums, as well as performing off Broadway, in film and TV. $20 food and beverage minimum. 7:00 PM I $45 - $60 FEINSTEIN’S AT THE NIKKO 222 Mason Street, SF, CA 94102 hotelnikkosf.com

Volunteers of all ages can pair with LGBT older adults who are facing changes or who simply want to connect.

Suzi Kalmus 415-296-8995 x310 suzi@openhouse-sf.org.

THE HOUSE OF BABES DYKE MARCH AFTER PARTY

The House of Babes is back with SF’s biggest Dyke March After-Party. Join 2000 hot queers from around the world for two dance floors, four bars, an outdoor area, food trucks, go-gos, live performances and the best in hiphop, trap, twerk, and club beats. 7:00 PM - 3:00 AM $15 - Advance I $20 - Door PUBLIC WORKS 161 Erie Street, SF, CA 94110 thehouseofbabes@gmail.com thehouseofbabes.com

EDEN SATURDAY 5TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY

Celebrating five years of being THE party, this epic night is gonna be one for the record books. Famed singer/songwriter Goapele headlines and trust us, we have many treats in store for you: $1000 balloon drop, champagne toast and so much more! 9:00 PM - 3:00 AM I $25 - $35 MEZZANINE 444 Jessie Street, SF, CA 94103 edeninthebay.com

Gay & Lesbian Tennis Federation San Francisco Pride 2014

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GOOD VIBRATIONS PINK PLEASURE PARTY

Don’t miss the good times at our Mission store! Outside, find our staff holding signs, ”Sex Toys Here!” Plus the dancers of Red Hots Burlesque in the windows shimmying to the tunes of DJs Olga T and Becky Knox! Dance and enjoy free snacks and in-store Pride discounts!. 6:30 PM - 8:300 PM I Free GOOD VIBRATIONS 603 Valencia Street, SF, CA 94110 amandah@goodvibes.com bit.ly/pinkpleasureparty

THE COSMIC MASS

Grace Cathedral presents The Cosmic Mass, a ceremonial dance ritual celebrating life and honoring the Divine Feminine in Pride week with Matthew Fox, Jennifer Berezan, Christian de la Huerta, DJ Dragonfly and many more! 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM $20 - Suggested Minimum Donation

No one turned away for lack of funds.

GRACE CATHEDRAL 1100 California Street, SF, CA 94108 thecosmicmass.com

JUNE 29, 2014 SUNDANCE SALOON AFTER-PRIDE COUNTRY–WESTERN DANCE

The Pride festivities continue after the fair as Sundance Saloon presents two-stepin’ and line dancin’ at the gorgeous hotel Whitcomb, just steps from the Civic Center celebration. Includes beginning dance lessons 6:00 to 7:30 PM. 6:00 PM - 11:00 PM I $10 THE HOTEL WHITCOMB 1231 Market Street, SF, CA 94103 sundancesaloon.org

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SUNDAY MASS PRIDE!

Welcome to THE Pride Sunday night danceparty! 27 artists and musicians in a music and visual spectacular. Three rooms of dancing and interactive art shows all in a stunning venue. Ladytron, Lincoln Jesser and many, many more! 6:00 PM - 2:00 AM I $20 - $30 THE CHAPEL 777 Valencia Street, SF, CA 94110 masssundays.com

REACH PRIDE T-DANCE

Join us for a very special celebration with the Circle of Friends, from the producers of REAL BAD. Expect a high-energy journey of uplifting anthems, melodic vocal house and energetic beats by SF’s DJ Christopher B, lighting by Wm. Brown and lasers by RAGErLAZER!

6:00 PM - 12:00 Midnight I $20 - $40 715 HARRISON 715 Harrison Street, SF, CA 94110 reachpridetdance.com

ONGOING QUEEN DILLY DALLY’S CASTRO PUB CRAWL

Join Her Majesty Queen Dilly Dally on a fascinating Castro bar crawl in honor of Pride! This June, YouTube sensation and SF celebrity will escort you to the hottest spots in the District. The sagacious Queen will also share insights into the unique neighborhood. Presented by Verlocal.com. 8:00 PM - 12:00 Midnight I $75 The Castro, SF, CA 94114 adam@verlocal.com verlocal.com/pride

Pacific Fertility Center wishes everyone a

HAPPY PRIDE!

Our award-winning doctors use cutting-edge technology and are dedicated to a whole patient approach to help our LGBTQ patients build healthy families. www.pacificfertilitycenter.com

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Thank you LGBT Veterans and Emergency Responders! All of us at Ideal are proud to celebrate SF Pride. We’re especially grateful for generations of LGBT Military Veterans as well our City’s Emergency Responders. Ideal is also proud to be faster in a disaster as San Francisco’s only local, fully-staffed Emergency All-Hazards Response firm. SM