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Paul Elizando, D.O. Welcome/AGLP App for SmartPhones 1 Weston Fisher, M.D. Online Resources 2 Restaurants and Food 3 Ellen Haller, M.D. Nightlife, Clubs and Bars 6 Gyms 11 George Harrison, M.D. Events, Concerts, Plays 13 AGLP Schedule of Events 19 Dan Karasic, M.D.
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Welcome Back to San Francisco San Francisco Online Publications and Event On behalf of the Local Arrangements Committee, welcome to San Listings Francisco. Whether it is your first visit or your first visit this month, we 7X7: Events are sure that you’re going to find a happy diversion while you are here. http://events.7x7.com/ Something unexpected as well as maybe a little something to take back home with you. We hope that you find our town as engaging as we do Bay Area Reporter: Arts because we’re always proud to show off for our guests. http://www.ebar.com/arts/ Everything should be in order. We’ve shaken off the shroud of that Bay Times: Calendar unpleasant recession and now the construction cranes are sprouting like http://www.sfbaytimes.com/index.php?section_id=19&sec=calendar spring flowers all over town. With a resurgence of the local economy, new Eater San Francisco restaurants and a revitalized arts community have flourished. We’ve http://sf.eater.com/archives/2013/01/08/the_38_essential_san_franc even cast a new set of jewels over the Bay Bridge. isco_restaurants_january_13.php So check the Meeting schedule for the events that you won’t want to Edge San Francisco: Entertainment miss, make those hard to get reservations for the restaurants on the tip http://www.edgesanfrancisco.com/entertainment and prepare to see yourself in a new light, San Francisco Style. Gay Cities: Events http://sanfrancisco.gaycities.com/events/ San Francisco Help: AGLP App for Smart Phones Gloss Magazine A new App for AGLP members is now available for download. If you use an http://glossmagazine.net/mags/index.php?option=com_flippingbook&vi iPad, iPhone, or other Smart Phone or portable wireless device you can ew=book&id=94&Itemid=5 access AGLP schedule information, the AGLP Membership Directory, and San Francisco Travel: To Do even the new AGLP online Journal of Gay and Lesbian Mental Health http://www.sanfrancisco.travel/events/ through your portable device. SF Arts Org To add this: http://www.sfarts.org • On your smart phone, go to the App Store and search for SF Queer “Memberclick” to download this app for free. http://sfqueer.com/ • To set up your connection, you will need the Organization Name: SF Station: Events “aglp” (note: lower case only); your AGLP Username; and http://www.sfstation.com/calendar/ Password just like you use on the AGLP members area of the website. SFGate Calendar http://events.sfgate.com/ Real time schedule information is updated constantly, as is the AGLP Member Directory. If you have any questions regarding this new feature, SFWeekly Calendar call Roy Harker at 215-498-0577 or email [email protected]. http://www.sfweekly.com/calendar/
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Restaurants “jewelbox” setting by a “most gracious” staff that “treats everyone like a millionaire”, and naturally, it comes “at a price”, but it’s widely considered a “relative bargain” compared to other “temples of gastronomy.” 800 N. Point St.; 415-749-2060
You don’t have to travel far to have a good meal in the Bay Area. San No. 2: French Laundry Franciscans love food and are just a wee bit opinionated about “the Food: 29 Decor: 27 Service: 28 Cost: $297 bests.” Rather than to attempt to survey all the restaurants that the Bay “Words can’t even describe” the “experience of a lifetime” say food Area offers, we off you a few links to lists for top restaurants to get you lovers who’ve had the “thrill” of landing a reservation and making “the started and as a teaser, Zagats Top 10 Restaurants for 2013. trek” to Thomas Keller’s “culinary Everest” in Yountville where the On line lists: “heavenly” New American–French tasting menus “feature ingredients treated with the utmost respect and care” and the “impeccable” service is San Francisco Eater “like a coordinated dance”; it’s all “too precious” for some and wines cost http://sf.eater.com/archives/2013/01/08/the_38_essential_san_franc “a fortune”, but acolytes insist “you’ll go to your grave (in a pauper’s isco_restaurants_january_13.php field) remembering this meal” and the “exquisite” “gardens outside the SF Gate 100 Top Restaurants (by the time of the Convention, the 2013 stone building.” 6640 Washington St., Yountville; 707-944-2380 guide will be out) http://www.sfgate.com/food/top100/2012/ No. 3: Kiss Seafood Open Table Diner’s Top 10 Food: 28 Decor: 18 Service: 25 Cost: $83 http://www.opentable.com/best-san-francisco-bay-area-restaurants For the real thing” without the airfare, foodies trek to this “secret sushi http://blog.zagat.com/2012/10/the-10-best-restaurants-in-san.html spot” in Japantown where “divinely executed sushi” (“any fresher and you’d be eating underwater”) and “amazingly authentic” omakase Epicurious San Francisco’s Best Restaurants dinners are served in “living room”–sized digs; with only “12 seats” http://www.epicurious.com/articlesguides/diningtravel/restaurants/sanfr overseen by “the chef and his wife”, it feels like an “honor to eat here” ancisco_favorites for guests who gush it’s “well worth the money and the effort” and Chowhound San Francisco’s Top 10 Openings of 2012 “virtually impossible not to leave happy.” 1700 Laguna St.; 415-474- http://www.chow.com/food-news/131837/chowhounds-name-san- 2866 franciscos-top-10-openings-of-2012/ No. 4: Seven Hills Food and Wine San Francisco Travel Guide Food: 28 Decor: 22 Service: 26 Cost: $47 http://www.foodandwine.com/san-francisco-travel “Creative” farm-to-table cuisine inspired by Rome (a seven-hilled city like SFBG Dishing 2012 SF) includes “amazing” “housemade giant raviolis” at this “darling”, http://www.sfbg.com/2012/12/11/dishing-2012 “intimate” Nob Hill trattoria that also offers an “interesting” selection of “well-priced” wines chosen by “two master sommeliers”; “the caliber of Zagats Top 10 Restaurants for 2013 cooking is comparable to more expensive places”, plus a “lively” noise http://blog.zagat.com/2012/10/the-10-best-restaurants-in-san.html level and “welcoming” servers help create a “friendly” atmosphere. No. 1: Gary Danko 1550 Hyde St.; 415-775-1550 Food: 29 Decor: 27 Service: 29 Cost: $110 No. 5: Acquerello It’s “tough enough to get to No. 1 and even harder to stay there”, but Food: 28 Decor: 26 Service: 28 Cost: $98 Gary Danko (the man and his “truly American classic” on the Wharf) When you’re “in the most romantic of moods”, this Polk Gulch “old- “remains the reigning and undefeated champ” for Food, Service and world” “shrine” “to haute cuisine à la Italia” is “superlative in every Popularity in the Bay Area Survey, offering “the epitome of white- sense”, from the “superior” wine list to the “very current” Italian prix tablecloth fine dining” without the “stuckup feeling” via “exceptional”, fixe menus that are “perfection on a plate”; “well-dressed” patrons “flexible prix fixe” options and “marvelous” “custom pairings” of wine populate the “elegant”, “hushed” setting in a former chapel, where (plus an “astounding” cheese cart); it’s all delivered in a “gorgeous” “gracious” servers “anticipate” your “every need” (“the ballet should be
3 4 San Francisco 2013 San Francisco 2013 this well choreographed”); and if it’s undoubtedly “expensive”, “who No. 10: Evvia could put a price” on such an “exquisite” experience? Food: 28 Decor: 25 Service: 26 Cost: $55 1722 Sacramento St.; 415-567-5432 The “upscale Greek cuisine” at this “top tier” Palo Altan (little sis of SF’s No. 6: Erna's Elderberry House Kokkari) is “blessed by the gods of Mount Olympus” cheer fans touting Food: 28 Decor: 28 Service: 28 Cost: $96 the “otherworldly” lamb, “expertly grilled fish” and other “succulent” specialties, all delivered via “friendly”, “engaging” servers; its “lively “Anyone visiting Yosemite” “must” stop by this Oakhurst “special- occasion” atmosphere is pleasure-enhancing” too, and though it gets “noisy and spot for a “taste of Europe in the Sierras” by way of the “fantastic” New densely packed in” at “prime hours”, most agree it’s “always a favorite – French–Californian prix fixes often proffered by the “charming” “Erna especially if someone else is picking up the tab. 420 Emerson St., herself” in an “elegant” “fairytale” setting; it’s “very expensive”, but Palo Alto; 650-326-0983 “nothing compares” for miles around, and if you stay overnight at the “adjacent château”, Sunday brunch is “exquisite” too. Château du Sureau, 48688 Victoria Ln. (Hwy. 41), Oakhurst; 559-683-6800 Bars Sorted By Area No. 7: Marinus Food: 28 Decor: 28 Service: 27 Cost: $93 Way beyond the typical “hotel restaurant”, this Carmel Valley “gem” at GayCities Bernardus Lodge boasts a “beautiful” setting and “inviting” revamped http://sanfrancisco.gaycities.com/bars/ decor as a backdrop for Cal Stamenov’s “impeccable” Cal–New French menus that “push the envelope” while pleasing vegetarians, localavores and omnivores alike; service is “top-of-the-line” and the wine list is Bernal Heights “staggering” (with “prices to match”), so overall it’s “well worth the trip Stray Bar for a special occasion” and even better to “stay the night so you can Sit. Stay. Drink.: 309 Cortland Ave savor every glass.” Bernardus Lodge, 415 W. Carmel Valley Rd., Carmel Wild Side West Valley; 831-658-3595 Neighborhood lesbian bar with garden in the back: 424 Cortland Ave No. 8: Kokkari Estiatorio Food: 28 Decor: 27 Service: 27 Cost: $59 Dogpatch “Politicos”, “power execs” and “special-occasion” celebrants frequent this “happening” Downtown Greek for “incredible” cuisine featuring Space 550 “impressive” meats spit-roasted on an open fire and “to-die-for” desserts, Industrial space hosts Sundance Saloon and other big parties: all brought by a “talented staff”; a “beautiful” dining room and “always- 550 Barneveld Ave busy bar” that “retain the warmth and coziness of a taverna” add to what fans deem a “grand” “fine-dining experience” – with “a price tag that matches” (it’s “worth the splurge”). 200 Jackson St.; 415-981-0983 Upper Haight No. 9: Sierra Mar Trax Food: 28 Decor: 29 Service: 27 Cost: $93 The only gay bar in the Upper Haight: 1437 Haight St Diners have their heads in the clouds, almost literally, as they gaze out over the “seemingly infinite horizon” through the “floor-to- ceiling Lower Haight windows” of this “exclusive” locale perched “on the edge of a cliff Underground SF overlooking the ocean“ in Big Sur’s Post Ranch Inn; voted the Bay Area’s The Haight gets a gay dive: 424 Haight St No. 1 for Decor, it’s a truly “amazing setting” for “sensational” Cal- Eclectic meals paired with “world-class“ wines, but while “the view is priceless” and service is “outstanding”, tabs match the sky-high location. Post Ranch Inn, (30 mi. south of Carmel) Hwy. 1, Big Sur; 831-667-2200
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Polk Street Tenderloin Diva's Nightclub & Bar Aunt Charlie's Lounge Transgender friendly dance and drag bar: 1081 Post St The Original Drag Bar: 133 Turk St Gangway The Oldest Gay Bar in SF: 841 Larkin St The Castro The Cinch Saloon 440 Castro Neighborhood bar with drag shows and 80's music.: 1723 Polk St The Castro's neighborhood levi/leather bar: 440 Castro St Badlands SOMA Fun dance/video bar hopping most nights: 4121 18th St 1015 Folsom Blackbird Dance and Circuit Party Favorite: 1015 Folsom St Specialty Drinks: 2124 Market St BeatBox Blush! A breath of fresh air in SoMa's nightlife: 314 11th St Great Wine Bar in the heart of the Castro: 476 Castro St Bloodhound Churchill Hunt or be Hunted: 1145 Folsom St WW2 Themed Bar takes on Iconic Corner: 198 Church St DNA Lounge Edge Get your groove on at the DNA Lounge: 375 11th St Grab a drink with Daddies: 4149 18th St Hole in the Wall Saloon Hi Tops The name says it all: 1369 Folsom St A sports bar with a gay touch in the heart of the Castro: 2247 Market St Holy Cow Last Call Home of Honey Sundays: 1535 Folsom St A low key bar full of regular locals: 3988 18th St KOK BAR SF Lookout Bar SOMA leather bar: 1225 Folsom St Fun bar overlooking Market St.: 3600 16th St Lone Star Saloon Martuni's Bears and bikers congregate on the ever-popular patio: San Francisco's very own martini and piano bar: 4 Valencia St 1354 Harrison St Midnight Sun OMG! Popular neighborhood video bar: 4067 18th St SF's first South Asian bar: 43 6th St Mix Powerhouse A nice spot to gather with friends: 4086 18th St Cruise bar with dark room and patio.: 1347 Folsom St Moby Dick S.F. Eagle A friendly neighborhood bar in the heart of the Castro: 4049 18th St Hot leather nights and great beats make this hole in the wall a charming Pilsner Inn SF institution: 398 12th St. Hang out bar, darts, beer and outdoor court: 225 Church St The EndUp Pisco A favorite weekend late night dance club: 401 6th St Latin Lounge: A Sour can be so Sweet: 1817 Market St The Stud Q Bar An oldie and goodie: 399 9th St Small Space; Big crowds: 456 Castro St
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Swirl on Castro Rotating Club Nights Great wine shop and bar: 572 Castro St SF Gate The Cafe http://www.sfgate.com/entertainment/ The Castro's longstanding place to dance: 2369 Market St "Beatpig" @ Powerhouse: 9:00 p.m. third Sat. of every month. 1347 The Mint Karaoke Lounge Folsom, San Francisco, CA 415 552-8689 The place for Karaoke: 1942 Market St http://www.powerhouse-sf.com The Residence "Big!" @ The Stud: 6:00 p.m. third Sun. of every month. 399 Ninth St., Mixed Crowd in the Castro: 718 14th St San Francisco, CA 415 863-6623 http://www.studsf.com Toad Hall Badlands Redux: 4146 18th St "Brazilian Wax" @ Elbo Room: 9:00 p.m. third Tue. of every month. 647 Valencia, San Francisco, CA 415 552-7788 Twin Peaks http://www.elbo.com The Castro's original neighborhood bar: 401 Castro St "Butta" @ Club Oasis: 4:00 p.m. third Sun. of every month. 135 12th St., Oakland, CA 510 763-0404 The Mission http://www.oasisoakland.com El Rio "Computer Rock" @ Laszlo: 9:00 p.m. third Tue. of every month. 2532 A mixed crowd pleases all tastes: 3158 Mission St Mission, San Francisco, CA 415 648-7000 http://www.laszlobar.com Esta Noche Latinos, entertainment and dancing nightly: 3079 16th St "Daytime Realness" @ El Rio: 3:00 p.m. third Sun. of every month. 3158 Mission, San Francisco, CA 415 282-3325 Make-Out Room http://www.elriosf.com Mixed Bar with a fun young energy: 3225 22nd St "Hella Gay Dance Party" @ Uptown Nightclub: 9:00 p.m. third Sat. of Sub/Mission every month. 1928 Telegraph, Oakland, CA 510 451-8100 Mission District Underground Hotspot: 2183 Mission St http://www.uptownnightclub.com The Lexington Club "Monthly Queer Ballroom Party" @ Synergy School: 7:00 p.m. third Sat. Their tag says it all, "Your friendly neighborhood dyke bar.": of every month. 1387 Valencia, San Francisco, CA 415 567-6177 3464 19th St http://www.synergyschool.org The Phonebooth "O.K. Hole" @ Amnesia: 9:00 p.m. third Sat. of every month. 853 Mixed Crowds at this Local Hangout: 1398 South Van Ness Ave Valencia, San Francisco, CA 415 970-0012 Truck http://www.amnesiathebar.com Neighborhood bar: 1900 Folsom St "Paris-Dakar African Mix Coupe Decale" @ Little Baobab: 10:00 p.m. every Fri., Sat.. 3388 19th St., San Francisco, CA 415 643-3558 http://www.littlebaobabsf.com "Saturday Night Soul Party" @ Elbo Room: 10:00 p.m. third Sat. of every month. 647 Valencia, San Francisco, CA 415 552-7788 http://www.elbo.com "She Said...: A Queer Affair" @ Slate Bar: 4:00 p.m. third Sun. of every month. 2925 16th St., San Francisco, CA 415 558-8521 http://www.slate-sf.com
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"Smiths Night S.F." @ Slate Bar: 10:00 p.m. third Sat. of every month. Equinox: 301 Pine St, San Francisco, CA 94104 2925 16th St., San Francisco, CA 415 558-8521 415 593-4000 http://www.slate-sf.com Sports Club/LA: 747 Market St, San Francisco, CA 94103 "The Booty Basement" @ The Knockout: 10:00 p.m. third Sat. of every 415 633-3900 month. 3223 Mission, San Francisco, CA 415 550-6994 Nob Hill http://www.theknockoutsf.com TRX Training Center: 1650 Pacific Ave, San Francisco, CA 94109 415 "The Bump" @ John Colins Cocktails: 10:00 p.m. third Sat. of every 655-4797 month. 138 Minna, San Francisco, CA 415 512-7493 http://www.johncolins.com/bump.html Mission Bay "The Queen Is Dead: A Tribute to the Music of Morrissey and the Smiths" UCSF Bakar Fitness & Recreation Center: 1675 Owens St, San Francisco, @ Milk Bar: 9:00 p.m. third Sat. of every month. 1840 Haight, San CA 94158 Francisco, CA 415 387-6455 415 514-4545 http://www.milksf.com Potrero Hill "The Stinky Cheese Club" @ Bender's: 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. third Tue. World Gym: 290 De Haro St, San Francisco, CA 94103 of every month. 806 S. Van Ness, San Francisco, CA 415 824-1800 415 703-9650 http://www.bendersbar.com SoMa 24 Hour Fitness: 303 2nd St, San Francisco, CA 94107 Gyms 415 543-7808 Bay Club SF Tennis: 645 5th St, San Francisco, CA 94107 415 777-9000 Castro 24 Hour Fitness: 2145 Market St, San Francisco, CA 94114 Club One Fitness: 350 3rd St, San Francisco, CA 94107 415 864-0822 415 512-1010 Alex Fitness: 2275 Market St, San Francisco, CA 94114 Crunch: 345 Spear St, San Francisco, CA 94105 415 287-0800 415 495-1939 Fitness SF: 2301 Market St, San Francisco, CA 94114 Fitness SF: 1001 Brannan St, San Francisco, CA 94103 415 348-6377 415 348-6377 Financial District Tenderloin 24 Hour Fitness: 100 California St, San Francisco, CA 94111 24 Hour Fitness: 1200 Van Ness Ave, San Francisco, CA 94109 415 415 434-5080 776-2200 24 Hour Fitness: 45 Montgomery St, San Francisco, CA 94104 Shih Yu-Lang Central YMCA: 387 Golden Gate Ave, San Francisco, CA 415 623-2424 94102 415 885-0460 Bay Club SF Financial District: 555 California St, San Francisco, CA 94104 415 362-7800 Club One Fitness: 1 Sansome St, San Francisco, CA 94104 415 263-9471 Embarcadero YMCA: 169 Steuart St, San Francisco, CA 94105 415 957-9622
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Events, Concerts and Plays Cartoon Art Museum: I See What You Say: Visual Stories and Narrative Art. This exhibition explores narrative as expressed through a SF Arts wide range of illustrative media — in picture books, comics, editorial art, http://www.sfarts.org and beyond. 655 Mission, San Francisco, CA 415 227-8666 http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=50665
Alcatraz Island: Alcatraz Night Tour Every Mon., Thu., Fri., Sat., Civic Center: Saturday, May 18. At this year's festival, Asian Arts & Sun. San Francisco Bay, San Francisco, CA 94133 415 561-4900 Crafts World Market showcases the best and most creative Asian-themed http://www.nps.gov/alcatraz arts and crafts items. It also features food, celebrity cooking demonstrations and much more. Visit the website for details. Van Ness Alcatraz Island: Gardens of Alcatraz Tours 9:30 a.m. every Fri., @ Hayes St., San Francisco, CA Sun. San Francisco Bay, San Francisco, CA 94133 415 561-4900 http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=50265 http://www.nps.gov/alcatraz Davies Symphony Hall: Wednesday, May 22, 24, 25. David American Conservatory Theater: Arcadia, By Tom Stoppard; Robertson, Conductor; Marc-Andre Hamelin, Piano. Program: Elliot directed by Carey Perloff. In pursuit of a major literary sensation, two Carter/Variations for Orchestra; Ravel/Piano Concerto in D major for the obsessive modern-day scholars piece together the volatile and passionate Left Hand; Gershwin/Rhapsody in Blue; Ravel/La Valse. 201 Van Ness, events that took place centuries earlier. 415 Geary, San Francisco, CA San Francisco, CA 415 864-6000 415 749-2228 http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=46496 http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=46879 Asian Art Museum of San Francisco: China's Terracotta Warriors: De Young Museum: Girl With a Pearl Earring: Dutch Paintings from The First Emperor's Legacy Every Tue., Wed., Thu., Fri., Sat., Sun. until the Mauritshuis Every Tue., Wed., Thu., Fri., Sat., Sun. until June 2 50 May 27 200 Larkin, San Francisco, CA 94102 415 581-3500 Hagiwara Tea Garden Drive, San Francisco, CA 94118 415 750-3600 http://www.asianart.org http://www.deyoungmuseum.org Berkeley Rep: Pericles, Prince of Tyre by William Shakespeare; GLBT History Museum: This exhibition includes materials from directed by Mark Wing-Davey. The Obie Award–winning director delivers archives in nearly a dozen countries, with each participating organization a riveting look at Pericles, Prince of Tyre. 2025 Addison, Berkeley, CA providing photographs of artifacts that portray the experiences of one or 510 647-2949 http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=48153 two queer individuals from the past. 4127 18th St., San Francisco, CA Boxcar Playhouse: Hedwig and the Angry Inch Every Wed., Thu., 415 621-1107 http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=49881 Fri., Sat. 505 Natoma, San Francisco, CA 94103 415 776-1747 House of Air: Air Conditioning 7:00 p.m. every Mon., Wed. 8:00 http://www.boxcartheatre.org a.m. every Sat. 926 Mason, San Francisco, CA 94129 415 345-9675 California Academy of Sciences, Golden Gate Park: This summer, http://www.houseofairsf.com join in the excitement leading up to the America’s Cup races by visiting Hypnodrome: Thrillpeddlers 6th annual Theatre of The Ridiculous Built for Speed at the California Academy of Sciences. This new exhibit Revival showcases a rare Cockettes Musical, “Tinsel Tarts in a Hot Coma,” explores the fascinating adaptations of some of the fastest animals in the a new full-length, restored version of The Cockettes’ 1971 musical sea—from the speedy sailfish and streamlined shark to the spineless extravaganza featuring original Cockettes Scrumbly Koldewyn, “Sweet squid. 55 Music Concourse Drive, San Francisco, CA 415 750-7145 Pam” Tent and Rumi Missabu. 575 Tenth St., , San Francisco, CA 415 http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=50556 248-1900 http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=50797 Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University: North Africa and the Legion of Honor: Alexander Barantschik, Violin; Jonathan Vinocour, Middle East in 19th-Century Photographs. During the 19th century, Viola; Michael Grebanier, Cello; Anton Nel, Piano. Program: photographs served as surrogate experiences for Americans and Europeans Beethoven/Piano Quartet in E flat Major, Opus 16; Barber/Cello Sonata unable or too daunted to travel. The photographs present a range of subjects in C Minor, Opus 6; Schumann, Piano Trio in D Minor. 34th Ave. and including topographical images, picturesque views of holy sites and ancient Clement, San Francisco, CA 415 863-3330 architectural wonders, and studies of people and significant artifacts. 328 http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=46877 Lomita Drive and Museum Way, Stanford, CA 650 723-4177 http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=49589
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Legion of Honor: Organ Concert 4:00 p.m. every Sat., Sun. 100 Oakland Museum: This exhibition is the first comprehensive survey of 34th Ave., San Francisco, CA 94121 415 750-3531 the artwork of Hung Liu-one of the most prominent Chinese-American http://legionofhonor.famsf.org/legion/calendar/2013-05- painters working in the United States today. Oak and 10th, Oakland, CA 18?mini=legion%2Fcalendar%2F2013-05 888 625-6873 http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=50237 M.H. de Young Museum/Golden Gate Park: Rembrandt’s drawing largely from the world-renowned collection of works on paper in the Fine Old First Church: May 18, 8:00pm. Eos Ensemble’s 10th Anniversary! Arts Museums’ Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Arts, this exhibition Program: Works by Beethoven, Stravinsky (L’Histoire du soldat) and a examines a wide range of artworks from the 17th Century. 50 Hagiwara newly commissioned work by Jose Gonzalez. 1751 Sacramento, San Tea Garden Drive, San Francisco, CA 415 750-3600 Francisco, CA 415 474-1608 http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=48167 http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=50870 Marines' Memorial Theatre: Sunday, May 19, 3:00pm. Program: Precita Eyes Mural Arts & Visitors Center: Precita Eyes Mission J.S. Bach/Brandenburg Concerto No. 4; J.S. Bach/Brandenburg Concerto Trail Mural Walks 11:00 a.m. every Sat., Sun. 2981 24th St., San No. 5; Sammartini/Recorder Concerto in F; Vivaldi/"La primavera" Francisco, CA 94110 415 285-2287 http://www.precitaeyes.org (Spring) from The Four Seasons; and Corelli/Concerto Grosso. 609 Rebel: Four world-class drag queens do two episodes from Sex and the Sutter, San Francisco, CA 877 771-6900 City TV show live & on stage. 1760 Market, San Francisco, CA 415 http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=49705 431-4202 http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=49659 Mission Cultural Center: From painting and drawing, to video and San Francisco Botanical Garden Bookstore: Daily Docent-Led Tours performance art, the works in this exhibit move viewers beyond formal Friday, Saturday & Sunday: 2pm at Friend/North Gate 1260 Ninth Ave., values of art, and toward an understanding of the racial, patriarchal, and San Francisco, CA 94122 415 661-1316 classed constructions of gender. 2868 Mission, San Francisco, CA , 415 http://www.sfbotanicalgarden.org/visit/docent-led-tours.html 821-1155, http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=50496 San Francisco Museum of Modern Art: Christian Marclay's Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts: May 22-26. celebrated video installation The Clock (2010) is composed of thousands Smuin Ballet ends its season with an invigorating lineup of fresh of film clips referencing the time of day, intricately edited into a 24-hour- choreography from Helen Pickett and Darrell Grand Moultrie. 500 Castro long montage that matches real time minute for minute — a tour de Street, Mountain View, CA 650 903-6000 force of appropriation that is also a functioning timepiece. 151 Third St., http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=50667 San Francisco, CA 415 357-4000 Museum of the African Diaspora: The Kinsey Collection: Shared http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=50748 Treasures of Bernard and Shirley Kinsey, Where Art and History Intersect San Francisco Museum of Modern Art: Elise S. Haas's art collection Every Wed., Thu., Fri., Sat., Sun. until May 19 685 Mission, San reflected a personal sensibility cultivated through years of looking at art Francisco, CA 94105 415 358-7200 and even making work in the studio. More than thirty paintings, http://www.moadsf.org sculptures, and works on paper by Henri Matisse, Marini Marini, Georgia Noe Valley Chamber Music 20th Anniversary Gala; Sunday, May 19, O'Keeffe, and Pablo Picasso, among others. 151 Third St., San Francisco, 4:00pm. Frederica vonStade, soprano, tenor William. St. Mark’s CA 415 357-4000 http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=50137 Lutheran, 1111 O’Farrell St. at Gough. http://www.nvcm.org San Francisco Museum of Modern Art: In 2001 - 2002 SFMOMA Oakland Museum: Presenting the second exhibition in OMCA's commissioned the web project Agent Ruby by acclaimed San Francisco California Photography series. The exhibition features 22 large-scale color artist Lynn Hershman Leeson for its pioneering online platform e.space. photographs, including works from OMCA's collection and select loans Since then, Agent Ruby — an artificial intelligence web agent — has from the artist. Oak and 10th, Oakland, CA 888 625-6873 conversed with online users, which has shaped her memory, knowledge, http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=49182 and moods. 151 Third St., San Francisco, CA 415 357-4000 http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=50136
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San Francisco Museum of Modern Art: The first retrospective in 25 years of work by artist Garry Winogrand—renowned photographer of New York City and of American life from the 1950s through the early 1980s. 151 Third St., San Francisco, CA 415 357-4000 http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=45991 San Francisco Public Library: May 21, 6:00pm. Jason Black and Charles Moms (Eas); An Archive of Hope: Speeches Writings, and AGLP Schedule Reminiscences of Harvey Milk. 100 Garden Street. http://www.sfpl.org of Events San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art/560: Whether by photographing environments they have constructed or through deconstructing and reworking photographs they have taken, the artist in Parallax Views offer the viewer a new line of sight. 560 South First Street, San Jose, CA 408 283-8155 http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=50270 The Bay Bridge: The Grand Lighting of Leo Villareal's The Bay Lights project. This public art installation was created by internationally renowned artist Leo Villareal, with over 25,000 white energy-efficient LEDs on the Bay Bridge West Span. One-hour Live Web-Stream of the Grand Lighting Ceremony for The Bay Lights at San Francisco’s Pier 14 from 8:30-9:30 pm 1 Harrison St, San Francisco, CA http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=50212 The Holocaust Center of Northern California: Letters: 1938-1946 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. every Mon., Tue., Wed., Thu. 121 Steuart, San Francisco, CA 94105 415 777-9060 http://www.tauberholocaustlibrary.org The Marsh: Boomerang: From LSD to OMG: Will Durst pays tribute to the joys, achievements and looming terrors that accompany being a member of the Baby Boom Generation. 1062 Valencia, San Francisco, CA 415 826-5750 http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=50863 Yerba Buena Center for the Arts: Shih Chieh Huang creates a sculptural ecosystem using found and collected objects that he animates into beautiful installations that seem unexpectedly organic and life-like. 701 Mission, San Francisco, CA 415 978-2787 http://sfarts.org/share/index.cfm?eventID=47507 Yerba Buena Center for the Arts: Without Reality There Is No Utopia Every Thu., Fri., Sat., Sun. until June 9 701 Mission, San Francisco, CA 94103 415 978-2787 http://www.ybca.org
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APA/AGLP Annual Meeting different DSM diagnoses will illuminate the impact of LGBT May 17 - May 22, 2013 identity and illustrate ways of working with each patient. San Francisco, California Registration required: http://annualmeeting.psychiatry.org/scientific-program/courses-- Shaded areas require Registration/RSVP master-courses Register/RSVP online at www.aglp.org Chamber Music Concert: Rainbow Chamber Players AGLP Host Hotel 6:00pm to 7:30pm Four psychiatrists (Clayton Bullock, MD, Randy Rischette, MD, INTERCONTINENTAL SAN FRANCISCO Gary Huang, MD, and Gene Nakajima, MD) and members of the 888 Howard Street, San Francisco, California 94103 LGBT orchestra, the Bay Area Rainbow Symphony will perform Brahms, and gay composers Nicholas Pavkovic, John Ireland, and Poulenc. St Matthew's Lutheran Church, 3281 16th St.@ Dolores Friday, May 17 http://www.stmatthews-sf.org/ (BART: 16th St. Mission Stop, MUNI: J Church to 16th St.). Reception follows. Free, donations Welcome Reception accepted. Info: Bay Area Rainbow Symphony: http://bars- 4:00pm to 7:00pm sf.org/2783/rainbow-chamber-players-may-18-sextets-and- At the home of John Kruse, M.D. 45 Hartford Street (just one quintets/ block from the Castro MUNI station) Welcome Reception Residents and Medical Students Outing 8:15pm to 10:00pm 8:00pm to 10:00pm 538 Sanchez Street in the Castro, just south of 18th Street Toad Hall (Castro) 4146 18th St (btw Castro & Collingwood St)
Residents and Medical Students Outing 10:00pm to Midnight Sunday, May 19 Badlands (Castro) 4121 18th St (btw Castro & Collingwood St) AGLP Annual Business Meeting 8:30am to 1:00pm Intercontinental San Francisco Sutter Room, Fifth Floor Saturday, May 18 AGLP Booth Open Master Course 01: Treating the LGBT Patient 10:00am to 4:00pm 9:00am to 4:00pm Moscone Convention Center at Booth #2125 Moscone West - Level 3 Room 3000 Director: Petros Levounis, M.D., Faculty: Jack Drescher, M.D., 6th Vital Sign: Assessing Cognitive Impairment In HIV Mary Barber, M.D., and Jennifer C. Pizer, J.D. 1:00pm to 4:00pm This course provides the general psychiatrist with essential tools Resident and Medical Student Only session for LGBT affirmative treatment. The course is organized in four Moscone N level, Exhibit room 112 Marshall Forstein, MD sections which cover basic concerns that affect LGBT populations, including: 1) coming out, heterosexist attitudes, and the ‘don’t AGLP/APA GLB Caucus Annual Membership Meeting ask, don’t tell’ mentality; 2) legal issues, 3) gay parenting, and 4) 3:00pm to 4:30pm sexual identity in patient-therapist relationships. Case studies with Intercontinental San Francisco Howard Room, Fifth Floor
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Keynote Speech by President Bill Clinton • 3:30pm to 5:00pm 5:30pm to 6:30pm Resident/Medical Student process group: Being gay in Moscone Center, Hall D medicine Marshall Forstein, MD Film screening and discussion: We Were Here 7:00pm to10:00pm AGLP Booth Open A 2012 documentary about 5 survivors of the HIV/AIDS epidemic 10:00am - 4:00pm in San Francisco. Jose Vito, MD, and Richard R. Pleak, MD Bill Moscone Convention Center at Booth #2125 Weber, one of the film's directors, will be joining us, as will 3 of Kehinde Wiley | The World Stage: Israel the film’s subjects: Daniel Goldstein, Eileen Glutzer, and Ed Wolf. AGLP Private Docent-led Tour SF Marriott Marquis, Nob Hill Rooms A-D 11:00am to 12:00noon AGLP Women's Dinner The Contemporary Jewish Museum, 736 Mission Street (btwn. 3rd 7:00pm to 10:00pm and 4th Streets), San Francisco, CA 94103 Ellen Haller's home at 457 Frederick Street San Francisco. $22.00 for AGLP Members Free to AGLP Sponsors and Patrons 94117 [email protected] Includes entrance to the museum for other exhibits RSVP only, no RSVP now at www.aglp.org walk-in allowed
AGLP Trans Committee Reception RSVP now at www.aglp.org 7:30pm to 10:00pm Gay, African American, and Los Angeles Native artist Kehinde At the home of Dan Karasic, MD 86 Montezuma Street Wiley in his newest art exhibit, The World Stage: Israel, is Residents and Medical Students Outing currently being featured at San Francisco's Contemporary Jewish 8:00pm to 10:00pm Museum. Wiley’s work is multi-faceted and contemplates complex Hi Tops (Castro) 2247 Market St (btw Sanchez & 16th issues in a bold way. With a homoerotic twist, Wiley paints chiseled images of black men which maintain a, “sense of dignity AGLP Wine Bar Outing in each pose,” Wiley told 429Magazine. Each model is painted 10:00pm - to 11:30pm standing in front of an eccentric background of colorful and Blush Wine Bar 476 Castro Street (Near 18th Street) symbolistic images of Ethiopian and Israeli derived backdrops.
AGLP VIP Reception 6:00pm to 7:00pm Monday, May 20 Private event for AGLP Patrons, Sponsors, and their guests. Hors d'oeuvres and open wine bar AGLP Hospitality Suite Congregation Sha'ar Zahav 290 Dolores Street (at 16th Street), 8:30am to 5:00pm San Francisco, CA 94103 (415) 861-6932 Intercontinental San Francisco RSVP now at www.aglp.org Howard Room, Fifth Floor
• 10:30am to 12:00noon Case Consultation on Transgender Issues Chris McIntosh, MD
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AGLP Annual Awards Reception Teaching Cultural Competency: Identifying and Changing 7:00pm to 9:30pm Stereotypes Using Film with Emphasis on Gender Hors d'oeuvres and cash wine bar Identity Disorder Congregation Sha'ar Zahav 290 Dolores Street (at 16th Street), 2:00pm to 5:00pm San Francisco, CA 94103 (415) 861-6932 Prameet Singh, MD; David Roane, MD; Dennis Lin, MD; Asad Kirmani, MD, and Jack Pula, MD This year honoring: Alan Schwartz, MD, Co-Editor of the Journal of Gay and Lesbian Mental Health; Patricia A. Robertson MD, AGLP SYMPOSIUM Professor and Endowed Chair of Obstetric and Gynecologic Bringing the Uniform Out of the Closet: Artistic and Education, University of California at San Francisco; Others to be Clinical Perspectives of Gay Military Life Before and announced shortly. After Don’t Ask Don’t Tell 2:00pm to 5:00pm Residents and Medical Students Outing Moscone West - Level 3, Room 3001 Moscone Convention Center 9:00pm to Midnight Churchill (Duboce Triangle) 198 Church St (btw Reservoir & "Don't Ask Don't Tell" was a United States policy that ended in Market St) September of 2011. While instated and even after, it has had APA guests will get happy hour prices for the whole night! negative effects on homosexuals serving in the military. Mental health care workers need to understand how this policy has affected both those serving as well as their families. This presentation will explore the effects of DADT from several viewpoints. Service Tuesday, May 21 members' stories will be shared through a photojournalism project of photos and oral interviews with service members affected by the AGLP Hospitality Suite military's ban on homosexuals serving. This constitutes an 8:30am to 5:00pm ethnographic record of these service members' stories that is a Intercontinental San Francisco, Howard Room, Fifth Floor window into the broader mental health concerns of the population. 2013 John Fryer, M.D. Award and Lecture A professional narrative will help attendees understand how policy 9:00am to 10:30am changes came about and explain ways to identify and treat lasting Caitlin Ryan, Ph.D., ACSW Director, Family Acceptance Project, San scars. Other discussants will share personal accounts as well as Francisco State University Room 134, Exhibit Level, North Bldg., contrast our military to those in other countries. Moscone Convention Center Two of the presenters share especially poignant perspectives. AGLP Booth Open Vincent Cianni is a photographer with recent subject matter 10:00am to 4:00pm focusing on “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell”. http://vincentcianni.com/. LT Moscone Convention Center at Booth #2125 Donald Bramer was a recent speaker at one of Vincent’s openings and will be giving his personal account of how the policy change To Be or Not To Be Out: Gay and Transgender has affected him. Psychiatrists Discuss Implications for Faculty, Trainees, and Patients 11:00am to 12:30pm Marshall Forstein, MD; Larry Ozowara, MD; Francesco Ferrari, MD, and Jack Pula, MD
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Minority and International Psychiatrists Reception 7:00pm to 8:30pm All AGLP members welcome! Le Charm on 5th street near Folsom. There is a $35 prix fixe dinner with vegetarian options. 8:30pm to 10:00pm At the home of Richard Shapiro, MD 855 Folsom street, #907
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Asylum Seekers and Refugees: Mental Health Challenges and Needs 2:00pm to 5:00pm Room 124, Moscone North Exhibit Level Moscone Convention Center Ariel Shidlo, Ph.D., Joanne Ahola, M.D., Judy Eidelson, Ph.D., Hossam Mahmoud, M.D., M.P.H., Kelsey Lebrun Keswani, M.A., and Christopher McNary, J.D.
The United States is home to a growing population of asylum seekers and refugees. They often present with complex PTSD and have specialized mental health needs and challenges. This multi- disciplinary symposium, with a focus on LGBT refugees and asylum seekers, presents state of the art clinical guidelines and empirical research on the mental health needs of this vulnerable and underserved population. Papers include: (1) Guidelines for the mental health and forensic assessment of LGBT asylum seekers; (2) Mental health assessment and treatment of refugees who escape war torn countries; (3) Assessment and treatment of unaccompanied children refugees; and (4) Empirical data from a pioneering study of the mental health impact of immigration detention on LGBT asylum seekers.
Bullying and Suicide: The Mental Health Crisis of LGBT Youth, What Is Being Done About It, and How You Can Help 2:00pm to 5:00pm Amir Ahuja, M.D., Chair Moscone South - Esplanade Level, Room 305
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