Pride is peaking this week, and along with the Trans March, Dyke March and SF Pride we’ve also got pride puppets, pride tattoos, pride soccer, and, yes, some (allegedly) not gay events.
Pride is peaking this week, and along with the Trans March, Dyke March and SF Pride we’ve also got pride puppets, pride tattoos, pride soccer, and, yes, some (allegedly) not gay events.
This week we’ve also got pride puppets, pride tattoos, pride soccer, and more. We’ll post new events each Wednesday. Go forth and enjoy!
Trans Marsh 〰️ No, that’s not a typo (the Trans March is Friday), this is a dance performance dedicated to queer ecology and the intimate connection we all have from the Earth. "By uplifting the voices of queer leaders past, present, and emerging, we lay the foundation to rewild our future." 〰️ 8pm 〰️ Tenderloin Museum, SF 〰️ FREE 〰️more info
Official SF Pride Block Party & Pride House Game Day Watch Party 〰️ Come watch Sweden take on Japan and the U.S. play Türkiye (the first one will be the better soccer game) with fellow gays at this outdoor watch party featuring not just the games, but also drag performances, a "fan glam station," DJs, soccer trivia, prizes and more. Hosted byCOYOTE’s fav, Per Sia. 〰️ 3-9pm 〰️ Jessie Square, SF 〰️ FREE (please RSVP) 〰️more info
‘Heated Rivalry’ Trivia 〰️ Do you know what names the boys of "Heated Rivalry" used for one another in their phones? The socks Scott wears? Shane’s jersey number? Can you explain what offsides is in hockey? (Just kidding I don’t expect any of you to actually know the rules of hockey.) Flex your "Heated Rivalry" knowledge at this trivia and fan meetup event. 〰️ 5:30pm 〰️ Berkeley Public Library, West Branch 〰️ FREE 〰️more info
Literary Speakeasy: A Toast to ‘Foglifter’ 〰️ A literary tribute toFoglifter — a local literary journal created by and for LGBTQ+ writers and readers. Hear contributors Natasha Dennerstein, Briana Grogan, Kar Johnson, Charlie Neer, and Jennifer Nguyen read work, have a drink, and learn about this local literary scene. 〰️ 6:30 〰️ 〰️ Martuni’s, SF 〰️ FREE 〰️more info
The Artists of 415 ZINE Opening 〰️ Two publication tribute parties on one day? The Bay Area writing scene truly contains multitudes. This one is an art show featuring the artists of415 ZINE, and a celebration of their 10th issue. Print forever. 〰️ 6pm 〰️ Mini Bar, SF 〰️ FREE 〰️more info
The Fabric of Democracy: Quilts and the Power of the People 〰️ You can trace a lot of the history of the United States through quilts, and now there is a fascinating local exhibit on just that — "exploring how quilts have helped shape, reflect, and challenge American democracy for more than 200 years." This opening reception also features a chance to participate in a community quilting project, where residents can add their own stories to a collaboratively constructed quilt. 〰️ 6-8pm 〰️ Petaluma Historical Library & Museum 〰️ FREE (but please RSVP) 〰️more info
Perverts Put Out: Pride Edition 〰️ Join SF’s longest-running queer sexuality literary & performance art cabaret for a night of art, film, performance and more. Featuring Jiz Lee, Charles Lyons, Chelsea Poe, Carol Queen, Paul X. Sanchez iv, Gina Stella dell’Assunta, and Azalea Vulgaire. (There is also a show on Saturday at 3pm at Leather Alley, if you can’t make this one.) 〰️ 😷 COVID SAFE, masks required and provided, filters running 〰️ 7:30pm 〰️ 〰️ Opera Plaza Cinema 〰️ San Francisco 〰️ $20-40 suggested donation; NOTAFLOF 〰️more info
Pride Kickoff Fundraiser with The Fell Swoop, Thrown-Out Bones, gloomy june, and The Furious Tits 〰️ Who can be mad about a band that has an album called Costco Domme? Not me! Join an extremely fun set of bands for a good cause, raising money for the LYRIC Center for LGBTQIA+ Youth. 〰️ 7:30pm 〰️ 〰️ The Independent 〰️ San Francisco 〰️ $30 〰️more info
Sad Francisco Live: Queers Against Zionism 〰️ Support the Bay2Gaza Mutual Aid Collective and see some extremely smart people — Judith Butler, Mama Ganuush, and Brooke Lober — talk about "histories of queer-trans anti-Zionism, the current movement for queer solidarity with Palestinian liberation, and collective liberation in this moment of rising crisis and resistance." 〰️ 😷 COVID SAFE masks required and provided at the door. 〰️ 7pm 〰️ The Lab, SF 〰️ $20 suggested donation, please RSVP; NOTAFLOF 〰️more info
Lovers Ball 〰️ Lucky you, tickets are still available to the fifth anniversary of this fabulous ball full of vogue, runway, incredible fits, and a whole host of categories you can try your hands at (in one case literally) like Wild Wild West, Moon Sign, Jet Set, Vintage, and more. 〰️ 8pm 〰️ The Foundry, SF 〰️ $21 〰️more info
Read My Lips 〰️ The queens are working HARD this month. If you’re more of a book slut than a hockey slut or a runway slut, this one’s for you. Performers will be highlighting their favorite LGBTQ+ stories and authors. 〰️ 8pm 〰️ The Booksmith, SF 〰️ FREE (I think? It’s not on the Booksmith site yet.) 〰️more info
Fixed Gloss Electric Fueled Makeout Party 〰️ This one is for the slut sluts — get your fishnets out, crop that top even more, oil that leather, and cruise up to this dance party featuring "cheeky, throbby electro, flirty sound." 〰️ 9pm 〰️ Underground, SF 〰️ $10 〰️more info
Trans March 〰️ Despite ongoing attempts tooppress anderadicate trans people in the United States, we are still here and we will always be here. Join fellow trans folks, friends, and family, to remind the world of that fact. 〰️ 3pm for community gathering, march starts at 6pm 〰️ Dolores Park, SF 〰️ FREE 〰️more info
Trans March + 〰️ There are also a few items of interest in and around both Dolores Park and the march itself that I want to highlight.
Bring a dish and get to Dolores Park earlyand vibe with the Age of Sin folks and a rad lineup of DJs and all the grass you can possibly touch. (11am-7pm)
Craft & Community Event 〰️ Roll through and make a bag charm for you or for the cutie you just met at a pride party at this free community art event. Lots of local artists will be there, plus food and just general good vibes. 〰️ 4-8pm 〰️ 〰️ Pacific Renaissance Plaza, Oakland 〰️ FREE 〰️more info
Midsummer Market 〰️ A great lineup of local artists at this market that also features natural wines and live music. Plus, all vendor fees are being donated to Centro Legal de la Raza and you can donate at the event in between buying cute ceramics, zines, art prints, clothing, jewelry and more. 〰️ 5-9pm 〰️ Donkey & Goat Winery, Berkeley 〰️ FREE (but bring money to shop) 〰️more info
Queerly Drinking World Cup Watch Party 〰️ Another queer World Cup watch party for you sporty babes! Catch Spain vs. Uruguay (5pm) and Iran vs. Egypt (8pm) while eating pizza and sipping local wine. 〰️ 5-10pm 〰️ Tessier Winery, Berkeley 〰️ FREE 〰️more info
Hawt Flash 〰️ Are you having a hot flash? Great, get in, you’re going to this party for queer women 30-50 (and up) that ends at 10 so you can be in bed at a reasonable hour. 〰️ 6-10pm 〰️ Jolene’s, SF 〰️ $10-15 〰️more info
Punk Poetry Vol. 1 Reading 〰️ I know very little about this except the name of the event and that it features Brontez Purnell, Josiah Luis Alderete, Giovanna Lomanto, Mikey Gallagher, and Melchor Sahagun III. But on the strength of that list, I’m putting it on here, because it’s probably going to be good! 〰️ 6-8pm 〰️ Nomadic Bookshop, Oakland 〰️ $5-15 〰️more info
‘Heated Rivalry’ Trivia Night 〰️ Yes, indeed, another "Heated Rivalry" Trivia Night, for those who either missed the last one or want to dominate at every single one of these on offer in the Bay Area. (The Stanley Cup of the gays, if you will.) 〰️ 7pm 〰️ Faction Brewing, Alameda 〰️ FREE 〰️more info
Valkyries Pride Night 〰️ The Valkyries are taking on the Atlanta Dream but more importantly it’s pride night at Ballhalla! All fans who attend will get a pride themed drawstring bag, and I hear that they’ve got special guests and other surprises in store. Put your V’s up indeed. 〰️ 7pm 〰️ Chase Center, SF 〰️ $27+ 〰️more info
Mostly Cloudy Pride 〰️ This is like the opposite of the Hawt Flash event for the olds — a big gay dance party that starts late, goes later, and features two floors of ballroom, ghetto tech, East Coast club, hyperpop & more. For my true party baddies. 〰️ 9pm-3am 〰️ Monarch, SF 〰️ $28.80 〰️more info
Careers & Composting 〰️ It’s not enough to touch grass, what if your job was to actually help make it? In this panel, you’ll hear from folks who work in the environmental field, and then get to get hands on at the UCCE Composting Demonstration Site. 〰️ 9am-12pm or 12:30-3:30pm 〰️ Martial Cottle Park, San Jose 〰️ FREE 〰️more info
Grand Opening Bake Sale 〰️ Pastry fiends, don’t miss this one! Get some delicious bites from Melissa Chou, a star pastry chef who worked at some of SF’s best restaurants. Featuring black sesame apricot cheese tarts, passion fruit macadamia cookies, burnt honey pie, and assorted mixed boxes of cookies and cake slices. 〰️ 10am-2pm 〰️ Grand Opening Bakery, Oakland 〰️ cost of pastries 〰️more info
Deaf Queers & Signing Allies Pride Brunch 〰️ Join Deaf queer, trans, and signing allies from all over the Bay Area! Meet new people, connect with old friends, build community. 〰️ 10:30am-12:30pm 〰️ The Cove, SF 〰️ FREE (but bring money for brunch) 〰️more info
Black Liberation Walking Tour 〰️ Walk through Oakland’s Hoover-Foster neighborhood and learn from third-generation West Oaklander David Peters, founder of the West Oakland Cultural Action Network, and Gene Anderson, author ofLegendary Locals of Oakland, about the Black Panthers, local journalism, local civil rights leaders, and more. 〰️ 10am-12:30pm 〰️ West Oakland 〰️ $33.85 for West Oakland residents, $55.20 otherwise 〰️more info
Aku’s BBQ @ Craftsman Coffee 〰️ Satisfy your yakitori craving, get a banana latte, and hang out with the folks of Aku’s BBQ at this pop-up. 〰️ 11am-3pm 〰️ Craftsman Coffee, Pacifica 〰️ FREE (but bring money for food) 〰️more info
PINK BLOCK 2026 〰️ Put on your hottest pinks and come see a killer lineup of performers including headliner Honey Dijon, Beverly Chills, Analog Soul, Carrieondisco, Kitty Litter, Queenie, and so many more. 〰️ 12-3pm 〰️ Great Northern, SF 〰️ $37.33+ 〰️more info
Undrgrnd Pride Flash 〰️ Get a gay little tattoo on the day for gays! A couple of the very talented artists at Undrgrnd are doing a flash day, first come first serve. 〰️ 12pm 〰️ Undrgrnd, SF 〰️ cost of tattoo, cash only 〰️more info
Dyke March 〰️ Founded in 1993, the Dyke March has been a place for the ever shifting, expanding, and exploring dyke identity. Join folks who span so many definitions of woman: trans, genderqueer, gender fluid, gender questioning, and more. 〰️ 18th at Dolores St., SF 〰️ 3pm rally, 5pm march begins 〰️ FREE 〰️more info
Black Pride @ Dolores Park 〰️ This will be the second year that organizers gathered in Dolores Park to celebrate Black pride specifically. This year will feature DJ’s, artists, writers, readers, and more. Bring a snack, blankets, and whatever would make you and others comfortable for a day of vibing. (This event is specifically created for Black queer folks.) 〰️ 11am-7pm 〰️ Mission Dolores Park, SF 〰️ FREE 〰️more info
EMAC Day Cook-Off 〰️ Which stick reigns supreme? This is, in fact, NOT a pride event, but rather a BBQ stick contest to raise money for Empowering Marginalized Asian Communities (EMAC). Come snack on various skewered meats, vote for your favorite, and learn about EMAC’s immigrant rights, power building, and advocacy work. 〰️ 2-5pm 〰️ 4520 Quashnick Rd, Stockton 〰️ $23.18+ 〰️more info
Summer On Solano 〰️ Stroll a whole mile of vendors, music, entertainment, food, and more for this annual event. There will be a kids zone, which often features a bouncy castle and other such excitement. 〰️ 2-6pm 〰️ Solano Avenue 〰️ FREE 〰️more info
Selena Movie Night in the Park 〰️ Bring the family (no dogs allowed) to this block party featuring DJs, food trucks, low riders, games, and more, and stay for a showing of Selena. Chairs and blankets are on you to bring. Jennifer Lopez will provide the songs. 〰️ 6pm block party, 8pm film starts 〰️ Hellyer County Park, San Jose 〰️ $6 for parking 〰️more info
Hard Reset, An Eco-Humiliation Ritual 〰️ This is one of those ones where I’m just going to let the artist speak for herself: "Hard reset is a performance project, sculpture, and video installation by artist Jill Miller, which employs the humiliations and ritualized punishments of sado-masochism as instruments of justice in the face of the environmental crisis, playfully asking: Is it possible to make the people who profit from technological systems answerable for the environmental destruction they cause through the erotic disciplining of the body?" 〰️ 6-9pm 〰️ Telematic Media Arts, SF 〰️ FREE 〰️more info
Sapphic Pride Extravaganza Battle of the Bands 〰️ The assignment is: Lez Go 2 Renfaire. Hear local up and coming "sapphic-fronted" bands battle it out for supremacy. Rock your best wench-wear, your corsets, your jester hat, your chainmail, your cloak, and have a gay old time. 〰️ 6pm 〰️ Mabuhay Gardens, SF 〰️ $20 〰️more info
Buy Gay Art 〰️ The only thing better than buying local art is buying local gay art! It’s science. Check out new art at Sour Cherry, and buy something from a local artist at their gallery reception and pop-up. 〰️ 6-9pm 〰️ Sour Cherry Comics, SF 〰️ FREE but bring money to buy gay art 〰️more info
Possibly Puppets 〰️ A couple of really cool puppet creators and performers are getting together for this little show, including Risa Lenore of Possibly Puppets, Rohini Moradi, and the 8 Fables Shadow Puppet Orchestra. I’m telling you, puppets are the next thing! 〰️ 8pm 〰️ 〰️ Artists’ Television Access, SF 〰️ donation suggested 〰️more info
The Birds of Lake Merritt 〰️ Level up your bird voyeurism with some photography skills! Now you can show people the birds you saw, instead of just telling them, and take your eBird account to the next level (iykyk). Bring your camera and get snapping. This one is best for beginning and intermediate photographers. 〰️ 8-10am 〰️ Lake Merritt, Oakland 〰️ $49 〰️more info
Fungi Beneath the Fruit Trees 〰️ I’m counting this as a pride event because we all know that fungus is gay. Learn about the shapeshifting, interconnected, ever evolving world of fungi, from biology to horticulture to culinary arts and herbalism. Bring a lunch, be ready to get a little messy, and get ready to put the my in mycology. 〰️ 10am-3pm 〰️ Fig Leaf Gardens, Oakland 〰️ $30-60 sliding scale 〰️more info
Enameled Accessories Workshop 〰️ File this one under the long, long list of things AI can never do: create gorgeous enamel accessories. This full-day class teaches you basic metalsmithing techniques and how to then take that metalwork and decorate it by fusing glass to metal (aka enameling). This is an ancient and very cool technique. (If you can’t make this one, there is another class offered on Aug. 15.) 〰️ 10am-6pm 〰️ The Crucible, Oakland 〰️ $260 〰️more info
Acorn Harvest Training 〰️ Indigenous people of the region have known about the power of acorns since time immemorial. Now, you can get in on the intel. Learn about the cultural, ecological, and practical foundations of oak acorn harvesting. 〰️ 11am-12:30pm 〰️ APC Farm2Market, Alameda 〰️ FREE, but please register 〰️more info
Pride Picnic for Disabled Queers 〰️ Rock up to this friendly social mixer for hot queers who mask! There will be snacks provided along with figure drawing classes and trans models to draw. Celebrate queer community with folks still taking the ongoing pandemic seriously. 〰️ 😷 COVID SAFE masks and negative tests required, both masks and tests available 〰️ 12-5pm 〰️ Tilden Park, Berkeley 〰️ FREE 〰️more info
Window on the West Bank 〰️ Hear firsthand from folks who have recently returned from the West Bank about conditions there, and how to get involved in working against the ongoing genocide in Palestine. 〰️ 2:30pm 〰️ San Jose Peace & Justice Center 〰️ FREE 〰️more info
Noicefest 〰️ An afternoon of food, art, tattoos, DJs, drag queens, dancers, and music. Featuring several local bands (Pro-pain, Kid Venison, The Mothball Fleet, Tocca, and more) this is a fundraiser to help make money forCHIRLA and Autonomous Gallery. 〰️ 2-10pm 〰️ 419 Georgia Street, Vallejo 〰️ $10-20 suggested donation 〰️more info
Ignite SF Puppet Slam: Pride Edition 〰️ As intrepid readers of this calendar already know, I am very into puppets right now. Come see this pride themed puppet show full of "funny, weird, and totally queer short-format puppet performances." Big ideas, lots of felt, handmade puppets, and more. What’s more queer than a little guy you can stick your hand into? 〰️ 😷 COVID SAFE, masks required 〰️ 4:30-6:30pm 〰️ Eclectic Box, SF 〰️ $23.18 〰️more info
Anxietyland 〰️ Cartoonist Gemma Correll knows what it’s like to have a nervous breakdown. And she’s channeled that into a new book that Samantha Irby says "perfectly captures the hunted animal feeling of being a depressed, anxious babe in a way that is so vulnerable and funny and good" Hear Correll talk about the book, its origins, and how to feel something through art and laughter. 〰️ 6-7:30pm 〰️ Mrs. Dalloway’s Literary and Garden Arts, Berkeley 〰️ FREE 〰️more info
Blue Moon Paddle / Pedal 〰️ This filled up, as predicted in our exclusive Buy Tickets Now section. As always, you can get access to the intel about events I’m pretty sure will be sold out before I can put it on the calendar by becoming a paying subscriber.
Le Femmes @ The Stud 〰️ "Put on your brattiest look and come revel in over-the-top femme energy." Think pumps, pleasers, bodycon, babydoll, glitter, glitter, glitter. Iconic DJ’s like MS.SMITH (my recent fav) and drag. Pride is only over when you say it’s over. 〰️ 7pm-2am 〰️ The Stud, SF 〰️ $12+ 〰️more info
Shakespeare in the Kitchen 〰️ What do Hayao Miyazaki and William Shakespeare have in common? They both love to put food into their work. Now, you can revisit the works of The Bard from the lens of a cook with author Marissa Nicosia, whose book on the subject "explores how Shakespeare’s works reveal tensions not only within early modern food culture about who should eat, what to eat or serve guests, and when to preserve foods, but also how to undertake the embodied processes of cooking, baking, and serving." (And if you’re curious, yes, there is alsoa Studio Ghibli cookbook.) 〰️ 6:30pm 〰️ 〰️ Omnivore Books 〰️ San Francisco 〰️ FREE 〰️more info
Rewards Program: "an army of lovers cannot fail" 〰️ For all my experimental film and music sickos (you know who you are), this is "a three-projector celluloid meditation" on "revolution, rivalry, and queer existence." Created by the trio that goes by Rewards Program, made up of Miles Lassi, Skyway Man, and Ellie Vanderlip. 〰️ 7:30pm 〰️ Artists’ Television Access, SF 〰️ donations requested 〰️more info
Natural Elements - Trina Basu & Arun Ramamurthy 〰️ Do yourself a favor and click the link on this one, and listen to the music in the event listing. Even if you can’t go, you’ll be glad to have heard these two violinists at work — a unique blend of South Indian classical music, Western chamber music, jazz improvisation and folk. There is something deeply mesmerizing about it. In this live performance, "Trina and Arun explore the five natural elements through sound: Earth (prithvi), Water (jala), Fire (agni), Air (vayu) and Ether (akasha)." 〰️ 7:30-9pm 〰️ RootStock Arts Center, Oakland 〰️ $20+ 〰️more info
The Sound Healing Symphony at Grace Cathedral 〰️ If you’ve ever thought "maybe the right sounds will heal me" then this one is for you. Experience a 90-minute sound bath delivered by world-class meditative musicians. Yes, you get to lay on the floor. 〰️ 8-9:30pm 〰️ Grace Cathedral, SF 〰️ $32+ 〰️more info
Cucurucú @ Pomet 〰️ A one night only, six-course dinner from chefs Daniela Herrera and Fonzy Gonzales offering "Chicano-inspired" dinner. The menu includes tuna crudo with an aged miso demi glace; taco árabe with mole manchamanteles; smoked and fried pickled mushrooms, and more. 〰️ 5pm and 7:30pm 〰️ Pomet, Oakland 〰️ $150, DM them on Instagram to reserve a spot (sorry) 〰️more info
Some Like It Hot 〰️ Every month film critic and historian Matias Bombal picks a classic film and presents it alongside news reels and short subjects from the time period of the movie. This month’s film is Some Like It Hot, which has been debated at length in feminist and trans media studies. Are Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon in drag or are they in theatrical disguise? Is this a critique of gender or does it reinforce it? One scholar calls the film "a dystopian critique of heteronormativity" while others argue that the cross dressing creates a "liminal, dream world." You’ll have to watch the film yourself to decide what you think. 〰️ 1pm 〰️ 〰️ Orinda Theatre 〰️ $13 〰️more info
Gods, Power & Sacrifice: Art of Mesoamerica 〰️ Forget the Roman Empire, it’s time to learn about Mesoamerica — a set of civilizations full of breathtaking, unsettling, gorgeous and brutal art and traditions. Dr. Katie Ligmond and art history professor at Santa Clara University, is giving a talk about sacred imagery and ceremonial architecture full of death, rebirth, and rulers. 〰️ 6:30pm 〰️ Mother Tongue Cafe & Bar, Oakland 〰️ $25 〰️more info
The Intimacy Trials 〰️ Writers and artists Aja Couchois Duncan, Theresa Harlan, and Ámate Pérez come together at this event to read their work, and discuss Couchois Duncan’s latest collection, described as a "post-apocalyptic Native poetry collection that creates possibility for repair and reconciliation by holding the simultaneity of a violent past and a hopeful future." 〰️ 6-7:30pm 〰️ Berkeley Public Library, Central Branch 〰️ Berkeley 〰️ FREE 〰️more info
‘Heated Rivalry’ Party for Pride 〰️ For those keeping track this is our third "Heated Rivalry"-related event on this week’s calendar. No trivia at this one, but join fans of the books and/or TV show and decorate cookies, make crafts, listen to the soundtrack, and debatethe finer points of fandom. 〰️ 6-7pm 〰️ Moraga Library 〰️ FREE 〰️more info
Migrant Heart: Essays About Things I Can’t Forget 〰️ Author Reyna Grande speaks on her recent essay collection in which "Grande interrogates how living between two nations, two languages, and two identities has shaped the woman, mother, and writer she has become." 〰️ 7pm 〰️ KALW Events Space, SF 〰️ FREE 〰️more info
5 Things Everyone Can Learn From Kink 〰️ On the heels of another inevitable cycle of debate aboutkink at pride, you can educate yourself about what kink actually is and what people can learn from it about intimacy, communication, consent, curiosity, trust, and play. Certified Sex Therapist Claire Perelman breaks down common myths about kink, and explains how even those who think they’re vanilla can learn from the world of play. 〰️ 7-9pm 〰️ The Faight Collective, SF 〰️ $27 〰️more info
Petit Américain @ Best Friends 〰️ Chef Danny Stoller (of Tilth, Daytrip, Square Pie Guys and Che Fico fame) is opening up "an American Brasserie cooking food of the fallen French empire." I don’t really know what that means but I’m told that the big draw is the French dip sandwiches. Dedicate your order to Mbappé and maybe he’ll score even more goals. 〰️ 6-9pm 〰️ Best Friends, Albany 〰️ FREE (but bring money for food) 〰️more info
Redwood Nights: Storytelling Under the Stars 〰️ Gather beneath the stars and amidst the redwoods to hear award-winning storytellers take on the theme "I Probably Shouldn’t Have Done That." You can’t beat the environment for this one. 〰️ 7pm 〰️ Deer Park Villa, Fairfax 〰️ $35+ 〰️more info
You can see all of COYOTE’s past calendar pickshere. If you have an event you’d like to see on a future COYOTE Calendar, email us at calendar@coyotemedia.org. If you attended and enjoyed any of these events, we’d love to hear about it in the comments!
Reo Eveleth is an award-winning reporter and writer who has covered everything from fake tumbleweed farms to million-dollar baccarat heists. Their work has been nominated for a Peabody, an Emmy, and an Eisner Award.
