Caitlin Donohue

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Caitlin Donohue grew up in the Sunset and attended Jefferson Elementary School. She writes about weed, sex, perreo, and other methods of dismantling power structures. Her current center of operations is Mexico City.

What To Do

BIG WEEK: Hella Juneteenth, I Love Tenderloin week, and Bliss Fest beckon

June 17, 2025

Plus: Queer Emo Night, 'La Bohème,' Qube Chix, Sunset Campout, People's March and Rally, and many more picks from our arts and culture staff.

News + Politics

Amid ICE threats, city decimates Mission District housing and food programs

June 12, 2025

Since late 1990s, HOMEY has worked to keep neighbors safe and healthy. After budget cuts, it's fighting for survival.

What To Do

BIG WEEK: Drag stage and film, queer elder art, SFJAZZ Fest, and the Peacemaker Awards

June 10, 2025

Plus! A Juneteenth musical spectacular, new neighborhood market in the Sunset, Queer Women of Color Film Fest, and W. Kamau Bell saves the arts.

What To Do

BIG WEEK: Roar into summer with Circus Bella, Oakland Carnival, and Harajuku Lumpia Fest

June 3, 2025

Plus: A truly delicious Juneteenth on the Waterfront, Negro Leagues and the blues, Justin Vivian Bond, Soul Slam, and more.

Arts + Culture

Local arts groups face funding cuts at all levels of government

June 2, 2025

City appears to have no additional plans to fund SF organizations, as support dwindles in US, state, and city budgets.

What To Do

BIG WEEK: Pride Month rages in with Diego Gomez, emo afternoon, Harvey Milk opera

May 28, 2025

Plus: Bay Area Book Festival, Cumbia y Cerveza, Crucial Reggae Sundays, 'Parade,' 'To Sleep With Anger,' more.

Protest

At 70, Bob Sanders is ready to ride for Gaza

May 26, 2025

After years of 'repressing' outrage over Palestine, Jewish cyclist sets out from San Francisco on 4,000-mile protest.

Culture

SF Carnaval isn’t going anywhere

May 22, 2025

Powered by 400 volunteers, beloved festival and parade (since 1978!) sets its sights this year on honoring rhythms of the African diaspora.

What To Do

BIG WEEK: First-ever Chinatown Pride procession presents local heritage, al fresco drag

May 21, 2025

Plus: Vallejo's emergent art scene, Michelle Tea, Simpsons trivia night, queer Asian cinema, and much more.

Lit

Lil Miss Hot Mess: the queen who wouldn’t stop reading

May 20, 2025

Her new children's book teaches about the power of the rainbow—any wonder that the fascists are big mad?