Enjoy the John Waters classic from the comfort of your car.

Stroll the Long Beach Museum of Art to take in new exhibitions and hear great local bands.

A queer celebration of the ladies of rock and roll.

The Black Cat will be hosting a free screening of the film Bitch Slap this Sunday.

Help raise awareness and funds for the Sexual Minority Youth Assistance League (SMYAL) at Duplex Diner this Sunday.

The chips will be stacked in your favor this Saturday at the 4th Annual Capital Queer Prom!

The Almas Shriners Ballroom will be transformed into a Casino Royale, where guests will enjoy a fun-filled night that includes games of chance and skill, cocktails and hor’dourves, dancing, a sensational silent auction, prom photos, the crowning of the 2010 Prom King & Queen, and more.

This year’s beneficiary is T.H.E. Wanda Alston House. Not only will you be able to have a great time at this event, but you’ll be able to have fun for a great cause as well.

Yerba Buena Center for the Arts showcases human rights themed movies throughout the month of March. The second of these films is called Youth Producing Change and it is exactly what it sound– a film made by young people to express their views on human rights.

Gay artist Gordon Binder shows oil paintings and a drawing featuring the boys of Washington.

One of my favorite Brooklyn bands tour socal.

Abe Vigoda plays a show at The Echo with Lovvers and Black Apples before going on tour.