San Francisco Queer Women’s History Tour: The Castro — Trailblazer Special
About the event
Join us for a special exploration of the Castro, San Francisco's iconic LGBTQ+ neighborhood, focusing on the remarkable women who shaped its history. This guided tour will take you through significant landmarks and share compelling stories of activism, community building, and resilience. Learn about the pioneers who paved the way for future generations and understand their lasting impact on queer culture and beyond. It's a unique opportunity to connect with the vibrant history of San Francisco's queer women.
About the venue
“Castro Tattoo installed the gay escalator lights to them from BART and Muni from West Oakland And Lake Merritt and who tattoo and Josh Katz” — Katie Owings, Google
“Cool mini plaza honoring the LGBT community” — Adrian Miramontes photography, Google
Nearby Hotels
via Stay22400 Castro Street, San Francisco, CA 94114 Open in Maps →
Our three picks · San Francisco
via Stay22Gay-owned B&B in the heart of the Castro — eight rooms, full breakfast, personal service. The most intimate and historically embedded accommodation in San Francisco's gay neighbourhood.
Gay-friendly boutique hotel on Bush Street, a block from Union Square and Chinatown's gate, with an evening wine reception.
Grand historic hotel on top of Nob Hill, on the California Street cable car line, home of the Tonga Room tiki bar.
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