October 2020
GLBT History Museum: Podcasting LGBTQ History, Part I
With the advent of more digital media than ever before, people are finding new ways to learn about LGBTQ history and culture, including the podcast. In the last several years, there has been an explosion in the number of queer voices in podcasting, a powerful tool and medium for teaching LGBTQ history in accessible, intimate way. In the first of a two-part conversation, prominent queer podcasters whose shows cover the broad spectrum of LGBTQ history will share their experiences, perspectives…
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GLBT History Museum: Reunion: Making History
Hosted by Peaches Christ and Marga Gomez, Reunion: Making History will include powerful performances by Freddie Seipoldt and Breanna Sinclairé, inspiring presentations, and a heartfelt celebration of LGBTQ History Makers. Register today for access to the live broadcast on October 16th, as well as sneak peeks of early content along the way! HISTORY MAKERS AWARDS Miss Major Pamela Peniston Dr. Maggi Rubenstein WILLIE WALKER FOUNDERS AWARD Juanita MORE! CLIO AWARD Gerard Koskovich Platinum Sponsor Bob Ross Foundation Silver Sponsor First…
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GLBT History Museum: 50 Years of Fabulous
Together with Frameline and the Roxie Theater, the GLBT Historical Society is co-presenting a virtual screening of "50 Years of Fabulous," director Jethro Patalinghug’s 2018 documentary chronicling the foundation, history and impact of the world’s oldest LGBTQ charity, the Imperial Council. Established in San Francisco in 1965 by activist, drag queen and performer José Sarria—the first openly gay man to run for public office in the United States—the Council is the founding court in the international Imperial Court System, now…
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