San Francisco Community Health Center

We are proud to be a community sponsor of the FRESH MEAT FESTIVAL!

Join us for the 25th Anniversary FRESH MEAT FESTIVAL ‼️3 unforgettable nights of groundbreaking performance featuring boundary-pushing dance, music, drag, theater, and interdisciplinary performance! We’re celebrating 25 years of trans and q***r artistry, resilience, and joy!🎉

For 25 years, the FRESH MEAT FESTIVAL has been a home for trans, q***r, and gender-expansive artists to take the stage boldly, unapologetically, and brilliantly. This June, we gather to celebrate a legacy of artistry, resistance, joy, survival, and community unlike anywhere else in the world.

📣Featuring world premieres by:
B. DeVeaux
Pangaea
Shawn Lee with Bay Area Independent Chinese Dancers
JanpiStar

🌟 Plus performances by:
Filipino American drag supergroup Filipinx .pinx
New Voices Bay Area Transgender, Intersex & Genderq***r Chorus
Zuzu Beloved .beloved
Shawna Virago
Sean Dorsey Dance

✨This is more than a performance festival. It’s a celebration of trans and q***r brilliance, community resilience, and the power of gathering together in a time when coming together matters deeply.

✨ Arrive early for our pre-show red carpet celebration featuring:
📸 Photo booth
🎶 Music + community gathering
💃 Red carpet glamour moments
❤️ Joy, connection, and celebration!

Audiences are encouraged to dress in formal “red carpet” attire and celebrate 25 years with us in style.

📍 Z Space
450 Florida Street, San Francisco

🗓️ June 19–21, 2026
Friday, June 19 @ 8PM
Saturday, June 20 @ 8PM
Sunday, June 21 @ 3PM

🎟️ Sliding scale tickets available now
Visit 🔗 https://freshmeatproductions.org/2026-fresh-meat-festival-of-trans-q***r-and-community-performance/
Or our link in bio 🌹

🤟 ASL interpretation at all shows
♿ Wheelchair/Mobility device accessible
⚧️ All-Gender bathrooms
😷 KN95 masks provided & required
Assistive listening devices available

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Candlelight Vigil
Harvey Milk Plaza (Castro St & Market St)
Fri 6/5 from 7:30pm to 8:30pm
RSVP: https://han.sfaf.org/a/candlelight-vigil

As part of Seven Day in June: Health is Primary, we’re participating in a candlelight vigil to lift up the concerns related to HIV, LGBTQ+, and public health funding cuts that will affect all in our communities in the coming years. Join us as we recognize the leadership that San Francisco has played in building up successful models of HIV prevention and care, call to protect the legacy of these investments, honor the memory of those we have lost to HIV and AIDS, and celebrate the many long-term HIV survivors and other leaders that push our movement forward.

Kick off your 2026 Pride season at ’s block party! Building the Block: Rainbow Reunion is the 3rd annual FREE, all-ages outdoor celebration that brings our beautiful LGBTQ+ community together through drag performances, live music, local small business vendors, food trucks, a free clothing closet, art exhibits, wellness classes, community resources, and more!

🗓 Saturday, June 6th | 12 pm to 6 pm
📍SF LGBT Center (1800 Market St, San Francisco, CA 94102)
🎟 FREE & Open to all ages
🔗 Get your free tickets at www.sfcenter.org/blockparty

✨ Event Highlights ✨
🎙 Outdoor Stage with Drag Performances & DJ
🖼 New Art Exhibition in collaboration with
🛍 Small Business Vendors
🍔 Food Trucks
👕 FREE Clothes Closet hosted by
👗 Plus-size Centered Market curated by
🎀 Bang Trims & Hair Tinseling and Feathers by
💜 Wellness Classes by SF LGBT Center Q***r & Well
🏟 Pride House SF () World Cup Watch Party
🫂 Community Resources
🌟 Swag Giveaways

…AND MORE! Follow the SF LGBT Center or visit sfcenter.org/blockparty for more updates and announcements!

🎨 Illustration by .lemons

Changes to Medicaid made in HR 1 could mean 10 million people will lose their benefits by 2034. HR 1 also cuts more than $900 billion in Medicaid funding over 10 years. In San Francisco, these Federal-level Medicaid cuts will reduce health coverage for many San Franciscans. It’s estimated that between 25,000 and 50,000 San Franciscans will lose Medi-Cal coverage, representing a decrease of 12%-23% of all enrollees.

-The biggest loss of Medicaid coverage will come from new work requirements, even though most people with Medicaid who can work already do so.

-For folks who cannot work, even the smallest error on the paperwork to get an exemption could mean they will lose their benefits.

-Medicaid is the primary insurer for people living with HIV. Losing Medicaid benefits could mean thousands will lose access to life-saving medications.

Now is the time to speak up against the new work requirements!

Go to https://www.sfcommunityhealth.org/resources/healthcare-isnt-a-luxury-its-survival-7-days-in-june to learn how

Every May, San Francisco celebrates Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month with citywide events, cultural performances, art, food, and community gatherings.
Check out the 100+ community-led events. Get your celebration guide: apasf.org

2026 APA Heritage Awards & Community Gala

Wednesday, May 6, 2026, 5:30pm

San Francisco’s signature kickoff event for AAPI Heritage Month.
Join the City for a festive evening celebrating community, honoring civic organizations and AAPI youth, and bringing people together across the city.
Get Tickets: apasf.org

Celebrate AAPI Heritage Month Open House

Join the California Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander American Affairs (CAPIAA) and the California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls (CCSWG) for a special AAPI Heritage Month Open House.

This in-person gathering brings together community members, partners, and state leaders to celebrate the rich diversity, culture, and contributions of AANHPI communities across California. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with both Commissions, learn more about ongoing initiatives, and participate in meaningful conversations on equity, representation, and community impact.

A program will be announced soon. Food and beverages will be provided.😊

Whether you are a long-time partner or new to our work, we invite you to stop by and be part of a collective effort to uplift and support AANHPI communities..

Parking Suggestion: Capitol Mall Garage, 1129 10th Street, Sacramento, CA, 95814