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SACRAMENTO PRIDE
JUNE 13 & 14, 2026

SACRAMENTO PRIDE
JUNE 13 & 14 , 2026

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Our first Pride 365 spotlight is @forgottenbakery

Our first Pride 365 spotlight is @forgottenbakery

Come by for hand made bagels and empenadas, cold brew made in-house, and seasonal sandwiches to satisfy any craving! We got to sit dwon with the owners and talk about how they operate with Pride every singel day!

Want to make a lasting impact on your community? Support local businesses, and consider joining Pride 365 if you are a small business owner! We love collaborating with our community!

Pride isn't just for June! Join us this month as w

Pride isn't just for June! Join us this month as we highlight some of the amazing small businesses that partner with us all year long!

The Pride 365 Program goes beyond traditional partnerships—it’s a commitment to diversity, inclusion, and belonging every day of the year. By joining, your business directly supports vital community services while helping build a more inclusive society.

Carry the spirit of Pride all year long. Become a Pride 365 member and stand with a community that believes everyone deserves to live, love, and be themselves.

Learn more and join at the link in bio or contact info@saccenter.org.

We’d love to partner with you to make a lasting impact!

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We’re calling on state leaders to invest $26M to

We’re calling on state leaders to invest $26M to protect transgender health care in California. Transgender youth deserve stability. Families deserve certainty. #HeathcareForAllMeansAll

We are so grateful for our amazing community! THAN

We are so grateful for our amazing community! THANK YOU to all the wonderful volunteers who came and made this year's Chosen Family Feast a huge success!

This year we were able to serve meals to nearly 200 hundred people! This meal with our community means so much to us and we are so thankful to be a part of a community that wants to spread the love and kindess to each other.

Special shoutout to Chef Brenda for organizing the prep, heating, and serving of the meal! It's dedicated returning volunteers like her that make our special events so...well...special!

Another huge shoutout to Raley's for donating 40 pre-made meals so we could offer such an amazing feast! We were able to serve our community AND have full boxes available to send home with families.

This event shows how we can rally together and stand up with one another during the most difficult times. Between personal trials, scary external circumstances, and just plain life, we know that it can be tough out there. So we are honored to be able to come together and continue to serve our community.

Missed this opportunity to volunteer? Join us on Monday for World AIDS Day at Sacramento State University! Or consider donating on our website!

With Love and Gratitude,

Your Sac LGBT Center Family

We are deeply concerned by recent violence in Lave

We are deeply concerned by recent violence in Lavender Heights, including the brutal attack that left a long-time community member, Alvin Prasad, in the ICU. Our hearts are with their loved ones. We’ve also learned of several other bias and hate related incidents in the neighborhood, from an attempt to tear down the Center’s Pride flag and broken windows to multiple attacks targeting LGBTQ+ people over the last several months. These acts harm our community and threaten the sense of safety and belonging in the place we call home. We are in contact with local stakeholders regarding the recent series of incidents and intend to engage in a community conversation regarding safety in the area.

We also know that many hate-motivated incidents go unreported when people don’t feel safe coming forward, don’t feel anything will be done about it, or don’t know where to turn. If you’ve experienced or witnessed hate or bias going about your daily life, or at work, school, accessing healthcare or other services, please use our Hate & Bias Incident Reporting Form so our team can follow up, offer support, assist with reporting to law enforcement if you choose, and advocate for those affected. You can access the form at the link in bio.

On Transgender Day of Remembrance, we hold space f

On Transgender Day of Remembrance, we hold space for the lives of transgender, nonbinary, and gender-expansive people we have lost. This week is a time for reflection, community care, and collective commitment to creating a safer, more affirming world for our TGI community. Below is a list of local TDOR events and gatherings where we can show up, honor their memory, and support one another.

Stream The Film: HEIGHTENED SCRUTINY
The film, Heightened Scrutiny, will be available to stream for one week only November 13th-20th in honor of Trans Awareness week and Trans Day of Remembrance.
The film follows Chase Strangio, ACLU attorney and the first out trans person to argue before the Supreme Court, as he fights a high-stakes legal battle to overturn Tennessee’s ban on gender-affirming care for transgender youth (United States v. Skrmetti)
No subscription needed; just rent and watch at home or at your center for $12 (and there is a free option) on GATHR!
WATCH: on GATHR
WHEN: Nov 13 - Nov 20
PRE-ORDER, Tickets ($12 or free)

Gender Health Center: TDOR Community Dinner
When: Wednesday, November 19, 6-9 p.m.
Where: Gender Health Center - Haus of Hormones, 3823 V St, Sacramento, CA 95817
Through shared food, stories, and activities around our community altar, we’ll reflect on the strength, beauty, and resilience of our trans community. This evening is an opportunity to be surrounded by love, remembrance, and mutual care.
If you have questions about TDOR, please email: astrella@ghcmail.org

2025 Annual Transgender Day of Remembrance Candlelight Vigil
When: Saturday, November 22, 2025, 6:30 p.m.
Where: Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, 2620 Capitol Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95816
The International Transgender Day of Remembrance memorializes those who have lost their lives due to their actual or perceived gender identity and expression.
This inclusive community memorial features guest speakers and is open to the Sacramento community and to people of all traditions. Admission is free.
For those who cannot attend, the memorial will also be streamed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BchwN3wESwY
More information at:
https://www.sacgender.org/tdor
https://tdor.translivesmatter.info/

❤️ World AIDS Day, December 1 ❤️ Join us

❤️ World AIDS Day, December 1 ❤️

Join us at the Sac State Ballroom on Monday December 1 for World AIDS Day, an annual event that serves as a reminder of the global struggle to end HIV-related stigma. This event is an opportunity to honor those we have lost and lift our voices as one to rally for ontinued work towards a dady when HIV is no longer a public threat.

Programming starts at 7 PM with a keynote presentation, a performance by the Gay Men's Chorus, live entertainment, and a canldelight vigil. We are also very honored to showcase a video presentation done by our Communications Interns and mental Health Youth Advisory Board. Together, we uplift the next generation of voices as we honor those who came before us.

To register to attend the event, please scane the QR code or go to the link in bio.

For more information or questions, please email uuinfodesk@csus.edu or call (916) 278-6997 (the university union).

Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, lovingly known to so man

Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, lovingly known to so many as simply “Miss Major”, passed away on October 13, 2025, at the age of 78. A Black transgender elder, Stonewall veteran, and tireless advocate for incarcerated trans women, she was a monumental figure in the fight for LGBTQ+ and racial justice.

A veteran of the Stonewall Rebellion, Miss Major dedicated her life to fighting for trans liberation, uplifting incarcerated trans women, and creating spaces of love and healing for those too often forgotten. Miss Major’s life embodied resilience, care, and love. Through her leadership with the Transgender Gender-Variant Intersex Justice Project (TGIJP) and the founding of the House of GG, she created spaces where trans women — particularly trans women of color — could find safety, healing, and hope.

Her work and spirit have shaped generations of activists and community builders, including the work we do here at the Center. We honor her by continuing to serve, to lead, and to fight for a more inclusive future.

Today, we honor and celebrate the rich history, cu

Today, we honor and celebrate the rich history, cultures, and enduring contributions of Indigenous peoples across the world — including the Nisenan, Valley Miwok/Me-Wuk, Southern Maidu, and Patwin Wintun Peoples whose land we occupy here in Sacramento.

This day reminds us to continue learning about Indigenous heritage and issues, support Indigenous-owned businesses and artists, advocate for the preservation of land rights, and uplift Two-Spirit and Indigiqueer voices within our LGBTQ+ community. Together, we can build a more just and equitable future where Indigenous voices are not only heard but celebrated every day.

We're back with a spooky Open House at the Marsha

We're back with a spooky Open House at the Marsha P. Johnson Center South! Drop by 7725 Stockton Blvd, suite O, between 2pm and 5pm on Tuesday, October 28th, to grab some food, get tested for HIV, and polish your resume. We'll also have harm reduction resources provided by the Gender Health Center's The Point. This event is open to people of all ages, and we'll even have a family-friendly movie and candy to get everyone into the Halloween spirit! Questions? Contact Advocacy@saccenter.org.

Are you heading to Rainbowfest this weekend? Stop

Are you heading to Rainbowfest this weekend? Stop by our midtown Center to get your free HIV/HCV test & receive a $20 gift card! Sunday, August 31, 12 p.m. - 5 p.m. at the Center (walk-ins only). Get paid for getting tested! #TestingIsCaring

Celebrating Queer Joy: A free art gallery at the C

Celebrating Queer Joy: A free art gallery at the Center in October 🎨✨

We’re inviting artists of all ages to share original works—traditional or digital—that capture the theme of Queer Joy. Submissions are free and accepted through October 1!

Artwork on display Oct 1–31, 2025
📍1015 20th St, Sacramento, CA 95811

✅ Submission Requirements:

-Family-friendly content only (If you have questions feel free to reach out to youth@saccenter.org to see if your piece is appropriate for this gallery)
-Original work (no AI)
-Attach your name/alias, title of the piece & story on a notecard & add your website or social media handles if you would like a shout-out
-Let us know if you’d like your piece returned
-Please submit artwork in person or via email at youth@saccenter.org

Can't wait to see your work!

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