Exhibit

Opening reception, Polk Street: Lives in Transition
Date: Thursday, January 15, 2009
Time: Starts 5:30:00 PM
Duration 3 hrs
The face of San Francisco is changing, and so are its stories. This is seen most dramatically in the Polk Gulch district. The exhibit focuses on the history of the Polk, from the 1980s to the present, by presenting stories from people in the middle of current changes in the area. We ask: what does it mean to the identity of San Francisco (or the identity of the LGBT movement?) that the Polk is changing so dramatically?
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Contact: Joseph Plaster
CCH-funded Project GLBTHS
Venue: GLBTHS
  657 Mission Street
San Francisco CA, 94105
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Driving Instructions:

Inexpensive parking nearby on Third (btwn. Folsom/Howard).
 

Public Transportation:

One block from the Montgomery BART/MUNI station.
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