Ever wondered how to find all of the Queer organizations here in the Bay Area? Well, the Horizon’s Foundation has just such a list!
Here: https://www.horizonsfoundation.org/org-directory/
• All Pride Month long presentation at the Vallejo Naval Museum* (734 Marin Street, Vallejo). Museum Pride & Transgender exhibit “Pride of Trans Posters”
• Thur, June 26th from 6:00pm – 7:30pm Celebrate Pride Month with Drag Karaoke at the Fairfield Civic Center Library, in the Becker Balmer Meeting Room (1150 Kentucky St., Fairfield). Hosted by drag performer Hennessy Williams, who will also be performing a special drag number during the evening. Celebrate Pride Month by dressing up in your most fabulous drag outfit to belt our your favorite tune during an evening of Drag Karaoke. The reigning Mx. NorCal Quing Pageant winner, Hennessy Williams, will provide both hosting duties and perform a special number for the event. Registration required: Show the community just how amazing you are!
This amazing training from the Center for Human Development has been rescheduled for July 30th to August 1st.
Chocolate Rainbow Productions is proud to present KATHRYN SEABRON’S thought-provoking-heartfelt drama. “ANGRY BLACK WOMAN 101” one-woman show.
The play, produced in association with Bay Area Women’s Theatre Festival, is directed by Lynn Vidal.
Writer/Performer Kathryn Seabron’s bold and insightful solo show, ANGRY BLACK WOMAN 101, was inspired by a personal and painful experience at a nonprofit. This resonant & deeply personal show delves into the micro-aggressions, tropes, and systemic ‘misogynoir’ that Black women face every day in the workplace and beyond.
In this work, Seabron creates a compelling blend of vignettes, storytelling, and poetry, against a backdrop of multimedia elements, exploring the intersection of racism and misogyny that Black women navigate daily, at work and at the market, in school, on the street, and in healthcare – every single day of their lives.
The strong & compelling performance also confronts the weaponization of White women’s tears, shedding light on their use as a tool to silence and disenfranchise Black women – and the broader implications of these dynamics in professional and social spaces. At once haunting, engaging & raw, Angry Black Woman 101 invites audiences to witness, reflect, and challenge the pervasive injustices that Black women routinely endure.
Angry Black Woman 101 premiered at the 2022 San Francisco Fringe Festival, where the San Francisco Chroniclehighlighted it as a standout, and was named as a highly-recommended show by Fringe Review as it praised the show as “compelling and vital,” noting that “Seabron’s writing is witty, and she is poignant and hard hitting in her dramatic performance.” The show went on to win the Best Performance Award at the 2024 Atlanta Black Theater Festival.
After a well-received appearance at The Marsh’s In Front of Your Eyes Performance Festival, The Marsh mounted a full production in Berkeley in March & April 2025. Due to its popularity, its run was then extended another month.
Theatrius hailed Seabron’s solo tour-de-force as “a stunning show … both sobering and hilarious.”
Angry Black Woman 101 will run at the MIRA Theatre July 11, 12, and 13 – Friday. & Saturday curtain 7:30pm; Sunday 3pm. General Admission: $35. For ticket reservations call Chocolate Rainbow Productions 510-519-0148.
Chocolate Rainbow Productions, formerly Chocolate Rainbow Theatre Company, is composed of artists who identify as POC, LGBTQ-AI & their Allies. Our mission is to tell authentic stories from and of POC & LGBTQ-AI communities, to enlighten and build cultural awareness, with a commitment to diversity.
CRP supports and promotes the creative works of People of Color, LGBTQ+ Artists whose voices have been limited by the conventional societal norms. We encourage performing arts works that are the impetus to Change, to foster creative solutions to the societal ills of our communities through the art of performance; and to continuously seek to affirm those creative solutions by working with and providing professional training in the performing arts to the members of our communities. For Ticket Reservations Call: (510)519-0148
Friday, 7/11th, Saturday 7/12th at 7:30p
Sunday 7/13th at 3pm
MIRA Theatre, 51 Daniels Av, Vallejo, CA 94590.
Tickets $35
• Postponed until September – Gen Silent and Cultural Competency Training for those serve LGBTQ+ Seniors(Joseph A Nelson Community Center, 611 Village Dr, Suisun City) register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/gen-silent-a-documentary-film-community-panel-discussion-tickets-1384448014279?lang=en-us&=&%3Blocale=en_US&%3Bview=listing
