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National Queer Arts Festival, 2002

NQAF Feature Cover

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REFLECTING WITH ARTISTS: PEEKABOO + GG aka @restin

REFLECTING WITH ARTISTS: PEEKABOO + GG aka @restingbetweenwaveforms 🌊

📍 Community Music Center, San Francisco
May 23 | 2pm to 7pm | 18+

Get your tickets now at the link in bio!

🌊 Only three days left to snag your tickets for “a

🌊 Only three days left to snag your tickets for “aquarium”. 🌊

📍 Community Music Center, San Francisco
May 23 | 2pm to 7pm | 18+

Get your tickets now at the link in bio!

The NQAF 2026 digital catalogue is here ✨ Everyt

The NQAF 2026 digital catalogue is here ✨

Everything you need - show info, tickets, livestream links, artist pages, and community productions - all in one place. No app downloads, no hassle. Just click to explore and be part of the magic🪞

May 16 – June 21 · Link in bio.

Opening night of NQAF 2026 was a dream. Big thanks

Opening night of NQAF 2026 was a dream. Big thanks to @blackmoonastrology for leading us all back to ourselves.

Through guided reflection and communal conversation, we held up mirrors to each other. @7000coils and @lalin_music graced us with connections to our ancestors and the stars, and we were fed in more ways than one.

Swipe through for a glimpse of a magical, breathtaking night!

📷 by @damissionphotos
www.damissionphotos.com

REFLECTING WITH ARTISTS: REVEL + LEAH (@blackmoona

REFLECTING WITH ARTISTS: REVEL + LEAH (@blackmoonastrology)

Learn more about what you can expect from their upcoming show “As Above, So Below” 🌙✨

May 16th
5:20pm - 10:00pm
Blaqyard Oakland

Ticket link in bio!

Come explore the stars with us! Only three days le

Come explore the stars with us! Only three days left to snag your tickets for “As Above, So Below”

📍 5.16.2026 | BlaQyard, Oakland | Doors 5pm | Stargazing 9pm | In-person & Livestream tickets available at the link in bio.

Pride month isn’t here yet and we’re already exhau

Pride month isn’t here yet and we’re already exhausted :’) But we’ve got a solution!

Join us on Tuesday June 30th @aaaculturecomplex to chilllllllll out (no ice)

Stations include:

bag charm creation with @that.art.party 👜
portrait photography with @lara_kaur 📸
chair massage with Sadira 💆🏽‍♀️
interactive art installation for moments of reflection 🪞

You’ll get free access to all of the above plus a nourishing meal, a cute journal and additional quiet arts and crafts!

Space is limited, rsvp today ✨ 🔗

Frankie Maston is a gender-expansive AfroSoul, R&B

Frankie Maston is a gender-expansive AfroSoul, R&B, and Pop artist originally from Tanzania, now rooted in the Bay Area. A singular voice from a veiled society, their music draws from soul, reggae, and Afropop, carrying the stories of a community that seeks hope, healing, and representation. Since first performing live in 2016, Frankie has toured globally and built community platforms spanning Tanzania, Kenya, Germany and the U.S. dedicated to artistic expression and collective care. In everything they create, the vision is the same: a world where everyone feels seen, heard, and free to be. Mirrored Sessions is that vision made into an evening. The show unfolds in three acts — each a transformation. It begins with the Healer: fog, candlelight, singing bowls, and a contemporary dancer moving through a journey of peace. A soundscape that calls the body home. From there, Frankie steps to center stage as the Enchantress — casting spells through slow, sensual music, live instrumentation, and the mesmerizing presence of two pole dancers. Finally, the night erupts into Rebirth, as a traditional drum circle leads the room into a full Afro dance set, Afro-traditional dancers take the stage, and Frankie channels the fierce, transformative power of Goddess Oya. It is grounding, then pleasure, then fire. A full arc of queer becoming — lived in community, in real time.

June 11 · Doors 6 PM · Show 6:30–9:30 PM
The Palace Theatre · San Francisco

Get your tickets at the link in bio now!

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