Every month on the fourth Friday, the Center's housing staff organizes Celebration day for all our residents. It's a time for staff and housing residents to come together and celebrate any accomplishments. This month's celebration saw housing staff Barbequing hot dogs, hamburgers, and vegan burgers, accompanied by fun summer-appropriate [...]
For more than 40 years, your Sacramento LGBT Community Center has supported the health and wellness of the most marginalized. We understand there is increasing concern amid the Monkey Pox outbreak, and we want to assure you that the health and safety of our clients, staff, and community are [...]
SACRAMENTO, Calif – In June, the Sacramento LGBT Community Center (the Center) welcomed David Heitstuman as its Chief Development and External Affairs Officer (CDEO) to lead the Center’s growing Development team. David Heitstuman, Chief Development & External Affairs Officer “We are excited to have Tim on board [...]
There are many reasons to watch Stranger Things on Netflix. It’s one of the only shows I know that uses Dungeons and Dragons as a narrative structure, and the soundtrack composed of 80s hits means each episode is as fun to listen to as it is to watch. What [...]
On June 11 & 12 2022, thousands of people visited Sacramento's Capitol Mall to enjoy a weekend celebrating community, identity, and visibility. Featuring Season 14 RuPaul's Drag Race contestants: DeJa Skye, Kerri Colby, Angeria Paris Van Michaels, and Sacramento's very own Lady Camden headlining the Thunder Valley Pride Stage, [...]
Sacramento County released its findings from the 2022 Point-In-Time (PIT) count this past week. The number of people experiencing homelessness on a night in Sacramento County rose by 67 percent. According to results released by Sacramento Steps Forward (SSF). A total of 9,278 individuals experiencing homelessness were identified in [...]
The 1963 March on Washington was a collaborative effort between several landmark organizers from as many prominent civil rights groups. At the same time, the original idea came from A. Philip Randolph and the March’s keynote speaker is famously Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.; the most vital coordinating force [...]
Sacramento had its Pride march in response to police raiding a gay bar in the twentieth century, but very little information about it can be found online. This knowledge gap is made all the more noticeable compared to other events. America has a long history of clashes between officers [...]
If you have had any exposure to Pride before, chances are you have heard the name Marsha P. Johnson before. But who was she? Why is her name everywhere? What does the P. stand for? Born right on the New Jersey and New York border, Johnson found herself in [...]
From Looney Tunes to Toy Story, cartoons have often bridged the gap between a fun viewing experience for the younger and older alike. This common ground can unite families and provide an enjoyable evening for all. Dead End: Paranormal Park continues that tradition. Created by Hamish Steele, Netflix’s recent [...]
