Archive for January, 2010

Friday, January 29th, 2010



Yes honey, I’ll be ready to go to the show after I check my Manhunt account and masturbate to online porn for 3 hours.

Tuesday, January 26th, 2010

END ALL CORPORATE RELATIONS NOW!

Monique Jenkinson – Luxury Items

Monday, January 25th, 2010

I’ve been hearing great things about the show..I’m going tonight.

Back by popular demand after a sold-out run last November at ODC, Monique Jenkinson (aka Fauxnique), multifaceted performer extraordinaire returns to the stage in a reworked and installment of her very popular solo show.

Thursdays-Sundays February 4-21
Sliding scale pay what you can Thursday nights.

Tickets and info here

“Revelatory and inspirational…Jenkinson is must-see because of her technical excellence, ability to create beauty, and rare personable flair for drama.” — SF Bay Guardian

Full Moon chanting & veg. potluck

Friday, January 22nd, 2010

www.omstyleyoga.com

Contact Stuart at: email@omstyleyoga.com

Bring food or drink to share, musical instruments, dark chocolate, candles, incense, and/or something for the altar.

Pray – Why Yoga Kula Rocks

Friday, January 22nd, 2010

Yoga Kula.

I was hearing a lot about Anusara Yoga and decided to check it out. Truth is, I wasn’t really into yoga until I experienced an Anusara Yoga class led by Katchie Ananda at Yoga Kula. The studio itself is a beautiful, light filled room  with a wall of windows overlooking the Mission District.

The style of Yoga is very spacious with an emphasis on breath and philosophy. Katchie in particular weaves a dharma talk throughout every teaching that always reaches my heart and soul.
See schedule for Katchie

My other favorite teacher there are Skeeter Barker who does a sliding scale class on Mondays. Anusara Yoga is a school of Hatha Yoga which unifies a life-affirming Tantric philosophy of intrinsic goodness with Universal Principles of Alignment.

5 million stars

Where? 3030A 16th St, San Francisco, CA 94103
See class schedule and workshops

EAT-Four Barrels Coffee and Doughnuts

Monday, January 18th, 2010

Earmark your next unemployment check for something REALLY special!!

Just as I became hopelessly spoiled by Blue Bottle Coffee along comes Four Barrels. They bring coffee and doughnuts to a new level. I love them for their NO WIFI – NO CELLPHONE – NO CRAPPY MUSIC policy that provides a grounding social environment.

Exquisitely designed by Boor Bridges Architecture who also designed Flora Grubb, the interior conveys a post consumer chic minimalist modern feel.
Where? 375 Valencia Street
When? Mon – Sat 7-8 Sun 8-6

How to make a Rex DVD now available at Superstar Video

Sunday, January 17th, 2010

Rex is an old acquaintance from back in the days when I was washing dishes and he was working at Streetlight Records on Market Street. I always loved his work and have to say that he is one of my favorite visual artists in the world. Not only is he cute, but he has a cute dog that I often see him walking around the neighborhood.

Oh yes, the DVD. Fabulous. A chronicle of his life and methods of working. Highly recomended viewing for all interested in art and culture.

See Rex’s work at Gallery16.com

Also, his work is being sold at Jonathan Adler on Fillmore Street.

The Tubesteak Connection

Saturday, January 16th, 2010

Where Giorgio Moroder Street meets Klaus Nomi Avenue, just past the entrance to Afrika Bambaataa Freeway, there lives the vinyl purist Bus Station John. view site

Keith Hennesey’s “Crotch” – Jan 29-31 2010

Friday, January 15th, 2010

Solo performance by Keith Hennessy.

This is the last show in the “Keith Hennessy’s A Queer 20th Anniversary” series. Everything I have seen has been fantastic. Keith is back and he is one of the key figures spear-heading the performance art revitalization in SF.

Details here. 5 million stars

Fri-Sun, Jan 29-31 2010, 8pm
Dance Mission Theatre, 3316 – 24th St, 94110 SF
$15-25 sliding scale, Friday is pay what you want at the door only
Tickets

The Groovy Dancing Girl

Wednesday, January 13th, 2010

I want to make her a star

DJ Bus Station John -LE PERLE DEGLI SQUALLOR

Sunday, January 10th, 2010

SATURDAY / JANUARY 16TH 2010 (check events calendar for future dates)
Just to say, DJ Bus Station John is the only DJ that I follow religiously. 80% because of his selective tastes in retro-70′s-bath house music and 20% because of the fun and often uninhibited crowd.

THE NEW MONTHLY CRUISE-DISCO mit SUPER-SEXi BODYMOTION!
RARE-BOOGIE TREATS + DISCO-FUNK BEATS for the hungry homosexual…

SUPER-CENTRALLY LOCATED @THE HOT SPOT
1414 MARKET bet. VAN NESS & 10th – 10P-2A – $5

disco-dancing downstairs
pocket-pool parlour upstairs

$3 ALCOHOL SPECIALS ALL NITE LONG inc. jager shots + cape cods + tecate

partake in the quaint customs of the drinking class!
marvel at the mating habits of the “third” sex!
surrender to the rhythms of the jungle beat!

a place for: fanny fondlers + tonsil-ticklers / fallen angels + rising stars / funny uncles + maiden aunties / butches + buttercups / disco dollies / twilight people / kamp qweenz / tender morsels / choice cuts / the aged-to-perfection + the pearls of squalor!

DON”T MISS IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! FRIDAY / JANUARY 15TH

Too Much – A 10 Hour Queer Performance Marathon

Saturday, January 9th, 2010

Part of Keith Hennessy’s 20th Anniversary Season

10 hours of queer performance, video, a dinner hour, make-out room, and dj set. 3 rooms with simultaneous art.

Mama Calizo’s Voice Factory has become one of several epicenters for performance, art and radical faerie/pagan events over the last couple years and a favorite of mine. The scene is generally an arty chaotic mess and I always have a good time there.

I’ll be there.

Here’s a link to the FULL SCHEDULE!

Sunday, January 10, 2010 at 2:00pm to Midnight
Location: Mama Calizo’s Voice Factory
1519 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA
Phone: 415.401.ZERO
$10 + food by donation

EAT – John’s Ocean Beach Cafe

Friday, January 8th, 2010

Coffee, Bacon and Eggs please.

Every Sunday morning I meet my friends Charly and Brett for breakfast and we inevitably ponder the same question…where should we eat? Zazie is to crowded, Universal Cafe is too noisy and crowded, Zuni is too expensive. Brett suggested that we try out this super charming, uncrowned restaurant cafe where he often eats after surfing out at Ocean Beach.

Loved it. The food was standard-good. Breakfast and coffee was $10, a bargain by SF standards and the service was friendly and relaxed… yes, relaxed. I found what I’ve been searching for.