About this Event
CAA NorCal + Pride
Join us in celebrating LGBTQ pride month and tour historical sites followed by lunch at a nearby restaurant (lunch to be purchased separately).
Discover how San Francisco's Gold Rush in 1849 created the city's first diversified sexual and gender community. Learn how World War II, the Summer of Love, civil rights leader Harvey Milk's political career and the AIDS epidemic created the heart and soul of the LGBTQ community.
Become informed about the creation of the Rainbow Flag and how the Castro became known as the "Gay Mecca" of the world. Walk along today's amazing Rainbow Honor Walk, showcasing bronze sidewalk plaques honoring famous LGBTQ people who have made significant worldwide contributions in history.
Tour Highlights
- History of the Castro Community
- LGBTQ Culture
- Birth of the Rainbow Flag
- Significant Women Leaders & Advocates
- Harvey Milk Plaza, Camera Shop & Civil Rights Academy
- The Human Rights Campaign
- AIDS Epidemic
- Rainbow Honor Walk
- Pink Triangle Park & Memorial
- Political & Social Arts
- Future of LGBTQ Rights in America
General Information:
- The tour will be 2 hours of walking.
- Tour end point: 575 Castro Street, San Francisco
- Street parking will be available.
- Bring water and comfortable walking shoes.
Networking Opportunities: Connect with Columbia alumni and foster a sense of community and unity.
🎟 Limited spots available! Reserve your spot now and be part of this enlightening journey. Let's celebrate the past, embrace the present, and inspire the future together! 💙 Special thanks to CAA Pride for their generous donation to reduce ticket prices. Tickets include the guided walking tour only and are not refundable. Lunch to be purchased separately.
🤔 Questions? Please contact Directors of NorCal Columbia DEI at [email protected]
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Gilbert Baker Memorial Rainbow Flag, 400 Castro Street, San Francisco, United States
USD 14.00 to USD 18.00
