Supporting Black lives.
For more resources on supporting the black & brown community click here: Support Black Lives
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Sacramento Pride 2020 Entertainment
Happy Pride! Enjoy the show. -
Pride Rewind Part II
Continue the recap and enjoy our virtual march greetings! -
Pride Rewind
Join us as we re-cap on our favorites from the week! -
Queer Astrology Reading with Bee
Get some Astrology 101 knowledge from Bee, a local queer astrologer!
Bee Curiel (they/them/theirs) is a queer and non-binary artist, poet, and educator. Bee was born in Oakland and raised in the East Bay by Mexican immigrant parents. Bee considers themself a spiritual activist and finds empowerment and healing through tarot reading, astrology, cooking food, and creating art. Follow Bee on IG @joteriaypoesia for more of their work! -
Project Pride
Watch community strut their Pride outfits and share what Pride means to them during our Project Pride segment, PLUS performances by Georgel, HYM The Rapper, and Switchblade Jane.
Don't forget to snap a photo on our virtual photobooth at: http://virtual.giggleandriot.com/sacpride -
Pride Out Your Home Part 2
We asked community members to "Pride Out" their homes....watch the video to see how the community has expressed their Pride throughout the region.
Don't forget, you can still take a virtual photobooth pic at: http://virtual.giggleandriot.com/sacpride -
Queer Astrology Reading with Bee!
Get some Astrology 101 knowledge from Bee, a local queer astrologer!
Bee Curiel (they/them/theirs) is a queer and non-binary artist, poet, and educator. Bee was born in Oakland and raised in the East Bay by Mexican immigrant parents. Bee considers themself a spiritual activist and finds empowerment and healing through tarot reading, astrology, cooking food, and creating art. Follow Bee on IG @joteriaypoesia for more of their work! -
Drag Queen Makeup Tutorial
Check out A La Mode recreating an Iconic Drag look that you can follow along to at home. Check out A La Mode's Virtual Performances @aaalamode -
Lavender Graduation
Celebrate our 2020 co-hort! -
Pride Art Follow Along
Local queer artist, Summer Heart, painted a mural of the Progress Flag on the garage door at the Center. Enjoy this time-lapse to see the process and results. We want you to paint your own version at home!
Post a video or picture of your finished masterpiece and use the #TogetherWithPride so we can showcase YOUR art in our Pride Out Your Home Part 2 series airing on Friday 6/26!
#SacPride
Don’t forget to snap a photo of yourself on our virtual SacPride Photobooth hosted by our friends at Niello: https://imgurl.co/sacpride/booth -
Virtual SacPride Queer Voices Peformance
Queer Voices performance hosted by Ericx, Queer Voices stage coach and Youth Outreach Coordinator at the Sacramento LGBT Community Center.
Queer Voices is a performance-based ensemble consisting of LGBTQ+ youth and adults. Participants share their stories through artistic mediums such as spoken word, comedy, art, drag, and music. We perform in high schools, colleges, and community events. We are a FREE show available to the public. No experience is necessary! Participants receive a $30 stipend for every performance they are a part of. To join our ensemble, please contact Ericx at erica.perez@saccenter.org
Learn more at: https://saccenter.org/queer-voices/ -
Social Causes feat. Lauren
On Episode 2 of Social Causes, Lauren Pulido chats with the hosts of Be My Beard Podcast. Follow and support them on social media @bemybeardpodcast
Be My Beard is a safe environment that Izzy and Klaus have created in order to discuss many topics. We want to hear your story!
Apple Music: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/be-my-beard-podcast/id1497189105
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3atGXQqRYVR7ejyr4Rf4lH
Covid-19
The Sacramento LGBT Community Center, its board of directors, staff, and pride organizers announced that all in-person events for 2020, including Sacramento Pride scheduled for June 13-14 will not take place as planned. Given what we know now about the COVID-19 pandemic, large-scale events such as the Sacramento Pride March and Festival, planned fundraising events, and our annual queer youth prom are simply not possible and pose too much of a risk to public health and safety.
Staying home if you are sick.
Washing your hands for 20 seconds with warm water and soap.
Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.
Avoid contact with people who are sick.
Cleaning items that you come into contact with frequently.
Bringing goods to those most at risk if they need supplies.
Purchasing only what is needed for your household.
Practice social distancing and avoid group gatherings of 10 people or more.