Events

Free admission Duration: approx. 2 hours Meeting point: Lenbachhaus Garden   What else: Please bring: Wear comfortable shoes and dress as if the Earth is your lover. No registration required   Access note: In good weather, the walk will take place in the garden, where garden chairs and folding chairs are available. Non-barrier access is via the main entrance of the Lenbachhaus, past the ticket office on the right, through the door and down the stairs. Barrier-free access to the garden is via the gate on Luisenstraße. Our security staff will be happy to open the gate for you. You […]

This group exhibition brings together artists from multiple disciplines who challenge the separation between nature and humanity from its political constitution. The artworks trace the distance between the natural world as an object of use and exploitation and the reconfiguration of its deepest ontology by granting it sentience, will, rights, and even spirit. Mexico City. https://muac.unam.mx/exposicion/desde-el-umbral?lang=en

Join us for a curated screening of several short videos featuring LGBTQIA+ artists from E.A.R.T.H. Lab SF’s living archive. Then hear directly from Chandra Laborde, Kerby Lynch, Jason Wyman, and Shine Louise Houston— four of the featured artists— in a conversation about their archival work, process and creative lives, followed by audience Q&A.  San Francisco Main Library, 100 Larkin St, San Francisco, CA 94102 https://sfpl.org/events/2026/06/20/film-archive-alchemy-queer-art-luminaries-show-and-tell

We will be there with bells on! https://www.frameline.org/festival/industry

We’ll be attending. Last year Frameline was a blast.  https://www.frameline.org/festival/industry

We’ll be there celebrating and support trans people, and standing up for their rights. Thank God/dess for trans people! https://transmarch.org/  

https://www.thedykemarch.org

We’ll show up looking fabulous carrying our ecosexual pride signs. https://sfpride.org/celebration

We will be processing our archives and doing an exciting photography project with Annie’s Kodachrome slides she shot from 1980 til 1995.

We’ll be producing a contingent for the Boulder Creek 4th of July Parade to celebrate the life and legend of Albert, the magical white peacock who graced our town for 35 years. Albert was the unofficial Mayor of Boulder Creek and is the star of our fire documentary film. Sadly, Albert was killed by a mountain lion in December 2024, but his spirit continues to soar. Come march with us in one of the most eclectic, colorful, and joyful small-town parades in the USA.  https://www.santacruz.org/upcoming-event/boulder-creek-july-4th-parade-and-block-party/ https://lookout.co/in-a-town-once-scorched-by-wildfire-albert-the-white-peacock-became-a-symbol-of-resilience-and-loss/story  

We’ll be selling some treasures out of our garage. It’s a benefit for the Bernal Heights Neighborhood Community Center where the neighbors all sell stuff. It’s great fun! Come and check it out. https://hillwide.com

We are seeking screenings and we’d love to share our film with you in your town.