The SF LGBT Center hosts a monthly performance event spotlighting BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ artists.
It's a whole vibe! The SF LGBT Center invites BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ artists to share their talents under the spotlight.The SF LGBT Center's monthly performance event, "Queer Vibes," cultivates a safe space for budding Bay Area artists to share their talents with audiences.
"Sometimes in mainstream media, even artists have to hide who they are," explained Timothy Hampton, the creator of Queer Vibes and the Community Programs Manager at the SF LGBT Center. Queer vibes strives to fill a void within the music industry by providing a welcoming platform available for queer artists to grow and shine. With each performance, audiences discover new talent coming right out of the heart and soul of San Francisco.
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