AIDS Memorial Quilt Community Display
Fiesta Youth is sponsoring the AIDS Memorial Quilt through their Community Display Program at Woodlawn Pointe.
The AIDS Memorial Quilt is “the largest community arts project in the world,” educates on the impact HIV/AIDS had worldwide, and within the LGBTQ+ community.
For more information about Fiesta Youth, their programs or events, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or Linktree.
Rainbow Seniors
Rainbow Seniors meets weekly on Thursdays at Woodlawn Pointe for a programming dedicated to LGBTQIA+ individuals 60 and older.
For more information about the event, visit their social media (Facebook).
Ugly Christmas Sweater
Join Riverside Pride for their Ugly Christmas Sweater Workshop at Faith Church.
Bring a sweater or vest, along with your art and craft supplies and decorate your ugly sweater.
For more information about the event, visit their social media (Facebook).
Living Positive San Antonio
Living Positive San Antonio, a nonprofit organization open to all living with and affected by HIV, meets weekly at Woodlawn Pointe on Thursdays.
This group offers a space for support, hosts game nights and organizes other events throughout the year.
For more information, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram).
PFLAG San Antonio
PFLAG San Antonio meets twice a month, on the first Thursday of the month at Endeavors Veteran Wellness Center (7 - 9 PM).
Their second meeting is on the third Thursday of the month, held at University Presbyterian.
For more information about the event, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram).
The Normal Heart
La Bête Productions brings one of the most defining works of queer theatre to the San Antonio stage this December with The Normal Heart, Larry Kramer’s landmark drama about the early days of the HIV/AIDS crisis. Presented in partnership with Fiesta Youth and Living Positive San Antonio, this production invites audiences to experience a story that helped spark a national movement.
Set in early-1980s New York, the play follows a community fighting to be seen during a health emergency that too many chose to ignore. It’s a raw, urgent portrait of activism, love, grief, and the relentless push for accountability — themes that continue to echo today. The cast and creative team have spent weeks shaping a production that honors the history while connecting deeply with the present moment.
If you’ve never seen The Normal Heart, this is a rare chance to witness a work that changed the cultural conversation around HIV/AIDS. And if you have seen it, this staging offers a renewed intensity and intimacy that makes it just as powerful decades later.
📅 December 4–14, 2025
📍 Woodlawn Pointe — 702 Donaldson Ave, San Antonio, TX 78201
🎟️ Tickets & Info: www.labeteproductions.com
A story that pushed a generation to act — still resonating, still necessary, and still capable of moving audiences to their core.
For more information about Woodlawn Pointe, or their events, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or website.
The Normal Heart
La Bête Productions brings one of the most defining works of queer theatre to the San Antonio stage this December with The Normal Heart, Larry Kramer’s landmark drama about the early days of the HIV/AIDS crisis. Presented in partnership with Fiesta Youth and Living Positive San Antonio, this production invites audiences to experience a story that helped spark a national movement.
Set in early-1980s New York, the play follows a community fighting to be seen during a health emergency that too many chose to ignore. It’s a raw, urgent portrait of activism, love, grief, and the relentless push for accountability — themes that continue to echo today. The cast and creative team have spent weeks shaping a production that honors the history while connecting deeply with the present moment.
If you’ve never seen The Normal Heart, this is a rare chance to witness a work that changed the cultural conversation around HIV/AIDS. And if you have seen it, this staging offers a renewed intensity and intimacy that makes it just as powerful decades later.
📅 December 4–14, 2025
📍 Woodlawn Pointe — 702 Donaldson Ave, San Antonio, TX 78201
🎟️ Tickets & Info: www.labeteproductions.com
A story that pushed a generation to act — still resonating, still necessary, and still capable of moving audiences to their core.
For more information about Woodlawn Pointe, or their events, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or website.
Flexx Friday
Flexx Friday, featuring the legendary Hot Chest Contest with Alayna Marquez is one of Bonham Exchange’s premiere events of the week.
With three levels of dance floor, it’s free for 21+ with a password (find it on their social media day of).
For more information, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or site.
Drag Talent Show
AD Productions presents a Drag Talent Show at Artisan Craft Bar.
For more information, visit their social media (Instagram).
The Normal Heart
La Bête Productions brings one of the most defining works of queer theatre to the San Antonio stage this December with The Normal Heart, Larry Kramer’s landmark drama about the early days of the HIV/AIDS crisis. Presented in partnership with Fiesta Youth and Living Positive San Antonio, this production invites audiences to experience a story that helped spark a national movement.
Set in early-1980s New York, the play follows a community fighting to be seen during a health emergency that too many chose to ignore. It’s a raw, urgent portrait of activism, love, grief, and the relentless push for accountability — themes that continue to echo today. The cast and creative team have spent weeks shaping a production that honors the history while connecting deeply with the present moment.
If you’ve never seen The Normal Heart, this is a rare chance to witness a work that changed the cultural conversation around HIV/AIDS. And if you have seen it, this staging offers a renewed intensity and intimacy that makes it just as powerful decades later.
📅 December 4–14, 2025
📍 Woodlawn Pointe — 702 Donaldson Ave, San Antonio, TX 78201
🎟️ Tickets & Info: www.labeteproductions.com
A story that pushed a generation to act — still resonating, still necessary, and still capable of moving audiences to their core.
For more information about Woodlawn Pointe, or their events, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or website.
Sunday Funday Drag Brunch
Knockout hosts Sunday Funday Drag Brunch, with performances by a rotating cast of drag performers.
Doors open at noon, with performances begin at 2 pm. This is a no cover brunch, and no reservations are needed, but available.
For more information, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or website.
The Normal Heart
La Bête Productions brings one of the most defining works of queer theatre to the San Antonio stage this December with The Normal Heart, Larry Kramer’s landmark drama about the early days of the HIV/AIDS crisis. Presented in partnership with Fiesta Youth and Living Positive San Antonio, this production invites audiences to experience a story that helped spark a national movement.
Set in early-1980s New York, the play follows a community fighting to be seen during a health emergency that too many chose to ignore. It’s a raw, urgent portrait of activism, love, grief, and the relentless push for accountability — themes that continue to echo today. The cast and creative team have spent weeks shaping a production that honors the history while connecting deeply with the present moment.
If you’ve never seen The Normal Heart, this is a rare chance to witness a work that changed the cultural conversation around HIV/AIDS. And if you have seen it, this staging offers a renewed intensity and intimacy that makes it just as powerful decades later.
📅 December 4–14, 2025
📍 Woodlawn Pointe — 702 Donaldson Ave, San Antonio, TX 78201
🎟️ Tickets & Info: www.labeteproductions.com
A story that pushed a generation to act — still resonating, still necessary, and still capable of moving audiences to their core.
For more information about Woodlawn Pointe, or their events, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or website.
The Normal Heart
La Bête Productions brings one of the most defining works of queer theatre to the San Antonio stage this December with The Normal Heart, Larry Kramer’s landmark drama about the early days of the HIV/AIDS crisis. Presented in partnership with Fiesta Youth and Living Positive San Antonio, this production invites audiences to experience a story that helped spark a national movement.
Set in early-1980s New York, the play follows a community fighting to be seen during a health emergency that too many chose to ignore. It’s a raw, urgent portrait of activism, love, grief, and the relentless push for accountability — themes that continue to echo today. The cast and creative team have spent weeks shaping a production that honors the history while connecting deeply with the present moment.
If you’ve never seen The Normal Heart, this is a rare chance to witness a work that changed the cultural conversation around HIV/AIDS. And if you have seen it, this staging offers a renewed intensity and intimacy that makes it just as powerful decades later.
📅 December 4–14, 2025
📍 Woodlawn Pointe — 702 Donaldson Ave, San Antonio, TX 78201
🎟️ Tickets & Info: www.labeteproductions.com
A story that pushed a generation to act — still resonating, still necessary, and still capable of moving audiences to their core.
For more information about Woodlawn Pointe, or their events, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or website.
Women in Transition
Women in Transition is an online and in-person support group that meets on the second Thursday of the month.
This group is “for trans women and non-binary folks facilitated by folks with lived experience.”
For more information about programming at Pride Center San Antonio, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or Linktree.
Living Positive San Antonio
Living Positive San Antonio, a nonprofit organization open to all living with and affected by HIV, meets weekly at Woodlawn Pointe on Thursdays.
This group offers a space for support, hosts game nights and organizes other events throughout the year.
For more information, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram).
The Normal Heart
La Bête Productions brings one of the most defining works of queer theatre to the San Antonio stage this December with The Normal Heart, Larry Kramer’s landmark drama about the early days of the HIV/AIDS crisis. Presented in partnership with Fiesta Youth and Living Positive San Antonio, this production invites audiences to experience a story that helped spark a national movement.
Set in early-1980s New York, the play follows a community fighting to be seen during a health emergency that too many chose to ignore. It’s a raw, urgent portrait of activism, love, grief, and the relentless push for accountability — themes that continue to echo today. The cast and creative team have spent weeks shaping a production that honors the history while connecting deeply with the present moment.
If you’ve never seen The Normal Heart, this is a rare chance to witness a work that changed the cultural conversation around HIV/AIDS. And if you have seen it, this staging offers a renewed intensity and intimacy that makes it just as powerful decades later.
📅 December 4–14, 2025
📍 Woodlawn Pointe — 702 Donaldson Ave, San Antonio, TX 78201
🎟️ Tickets & Info: www.labeteproductions.com
A story that pushed a generation to act — still resonating, still necessary, and still capable of moving audiences to their core.
For more information about Woodlawn Pointe, or their events, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or website.
The Normal Heart
La Bête Productions brings one of the most defining works of queer theatre to the San Antonio stage this December with The Normal Heart, Larry Kramer’s landmark drama about the early days of the HIV/AIDS crisis. Presented in partnership with Fiesta Youth and Living Positive San Antonio, this production invites audiences to experience a story that helped spark a national movement.
Set in early-1980s New York, the play follows a community fighting to be seen during a health emergency that too many chose to ignore. It’s a raw, urgent portrait of activism, love, grief, and the relentless push for accountability — themes that continue to echo today. The cast and creative team have spent weeks shaping a production that honors the history while connecting deeply with the present moment.
If you’ve never seen The Normal Heart, this is a rare chance to witness a work that changed the cultural conversation around HIV/AIDS. And if you have seen it, this staging offers a renewed intensity and intimacy that makes it just as powerful decades later.
📅 December 4–14, 2025
📍 Woodlawn Pointe — 702 Donaldson Ave, San Antonio, TX 78201
🎟️ Tickets & Info: www.labeteproductions.com
A story that pushed a generation to act — still resonating, still necessary, and still capable of moving audiences to their core.
For more information about Woodlawn Pointe, or their events, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or website.
Flexx Friday
Flexx Friday, featuring the legendary Hot Chest Contest with Alayna Marquez is one of Bonham Exchange’s premiere events of the week.
With three levels of dance floor, it’s free for 21+ with a password (find it on their social media day of).
For more information, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or site.
Fetish Friday
Purgatory is hosting Fetish Friday on the second and last Fridays of the month. You’re encouraged to wear fetish gear.
For more information about the event, visit their social media (Facebook).
Drag Talent Show
AD Productions presents a Drag Talent Show at Artisan Craft Bar.
For more information, visit their social media (Instagram).
El Rey Oso Bowling Tournament
The Renegade Bears are rolling into the holiday season with their annual El Rey Oso Bowling Tournament, and this year’s El Rey Oso VIII, Frank, is raising funds in support of Fiesta Youth. It’s a lighthearted, community-driven afternoon built around friendly competition, laughter, and giving back.
Teams of four will take over Bandera Bowling Center for three games, with shoe rental included. A fifth person can join each team as an alternate, keeping the lineup flexible and the energy high. Expect plenty of cheer — from awards to an Ugly Christmas Sweater Contest — plus a lively raffle packed with prizes.
Whether you’re a seasoned bowler or just out to have fun, this tournament is meant to bring people together and support one of San Antonio’s key LGBTQ+ youth organizations during the holidays.
📅 Date: Saturday, December 13, 2025
⏰ Time: 2–5 PM
📍 Location: Bandera Bowling Center, 6700 Huebner Rd, San Antonio, TX 78238
💵 Entry: $80 per team (includes 3 games + shoe rental)
🎟 Registration Deadline: December 6, 2025
🔗 Register: Google Form
💳 Pay: Square Checkout
The Normal Heart
La Bête Productions brings one of the most defining works of queer theatre to the San Antonio stage this December with The Normal Heart, Larry Kramer’s landmark drama about the early days of the HIV/AIDS crisis. Presented in partnership with Fiesta Youth and Living Positive San Antonio, this production invites audiences to experience a story that helped spark a national movement.
Set in early-1980s New York, the play follows a community fighting to be seen during a health emergency that too many chose to ignore. It’s a raw, urgent portrait of activism, love, grief, and the relentless push for accountability — themes that continue to echo today. The cast and creative team have spent weeks shaping a production that honors the history while connecting deeply with the present moment.
If you’ve never seen The Normal Heart, this is a rare chance to witness a work that changed the cultural conversation around HIV/AIDS. And if you have seen it, this staging offers a renewed intensity and intimacy that makes it just as powerful decades later.
📅 December 4–14, 2025
📍 Woodlawn Pointe — 702 Donaldson Ave, San Antonio, TX 78201
🎟️ Tickets & Info: www.labeteproductions.com
A story that pushed a generation to act — still resonating, still necessary, and still capable of moving audiences to their core.
For more information about Woodlawn Pointe, or their events, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or website.
Alamo Empire's Monthly General Meeting
The Royal Sovereign and Imperial Court of the Alamo Empire hosts their general monthly meeting at the Metropolitan Community Church of San Antonio (MCC SA).
Anyone is welcome to the meeting, and those with questions can contact the Alamo Empire directly.
For more information, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or website.
Sunday Funday Drag Brunch
Knockout hosts Sunday Funday Drag Brunch, with performances by a rotating cast of drag performers.
Doors open at noon, with performances begin at 2 pm. This is a no cover brunch, and no reservations are needed, but available.
For more information, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or website.
The Normal Heart
La Bête Productions brings one of the most defining works of queer theatre to the San Antonio stage this December with The Normal Heart, Larry Kramer’s landmark drama about the early days of the HIV/AIDS crisis. Presented in partnership with Fiesta Youth and Living Positive San Antonio, this production invites audiences to experience a story that helped spark a national movement.
Set in early-1980s New York, the play follows a community fighting to be seen during a health emergency that too many chose to ignore. It’s a raw, urgent portrait of activism, love, grief, and the relentless push for accountability — themes that continue to echo today. The cast and creative team have spent weeks shaping a production that honors the history while connecting deeply with the present moment.
If you’ve never seen The Normal Heart, this is a rare chance to witness a work that changed the cultural conversation around HIV/AIDS. And if you have seen it, this staging offers a renewed intensity and intimacy that makes it just as powerful decades later.
📅 December 4–14, 2025
📍 Woodlawn Pointe — 702 Donaldson Ave, San Antonio, TX 78201
🎟️ Tickets & Info: www.labeteproductions.com
A story that pushed a generation to act — still resonating, still necessary, and still capable of moving audiences to their core.
For more information about Woodlawn Pointe, or their events, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or website.
Trans Allies Monthly Meeting
Trans Allies is a support “group for families and allies of the trans and gender expansive community.”
Their membership meetings, held on the third Wednesday of the month.
For more information, visit their social media (Instagram).
Get in the Lab
Black, Queer and Here hosts Get in the Lab every first, third and fourth Wednesday of the month at Formed Communities.
This is advertised as a “communal space where ballroom participants old and new come to hone their skills.”
For more information about the event, visit their social media (Instagram).
Leather & Gear Social
The San Antonio Leathermen will host a leather and gear social at Artisan Distillery beginning at 7 PM.
For more information about the event, including how to join, visit their social media (Instagram).
Living Positive San Antonio
Living Positive San Antonio, a nonprofit organization open to all living with and affected by HIV, meets weekly at Woodlawn Pointe on Thursdays.
This group offers a space for support, hosts game nights and organizes other events throughout the year.
For more information, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram).
Flexx Friday
Flexx Friday, featuring the legendary Hot Chest Contest with Alayna Marquez is one of Bonham Exchange’s premiere events of the week.
With three levels of dance floor, it’s free for 21+ with a password (find it on their social media day of).
For more information, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or site.
Drag Talent Show
AD Productions presents a Drag Talent Show at Artisan Craft Bar.
For more information, visit their social media (Instagram).
Sunday Funday Drag Brunch
Knockout hosts Sunday Funday Drag Brunch, with performances by a rotating cast of drag performers.
Doors open at noon, with performances begin at 2 pm. This is a no cover brunch, and no reservations are needed, but available.
For more information, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or website.
Get in the Lab
Black, Queer and Here hosts Get in the Lab every first, third and fourth Wednesday of the month at Formed Communities.
This is advertised as a “communal space where ballroom participants old and new come to hone their skills.”
For more information about the event, visit their social media (Instagram).
Living Positive San Antonio
Living Positive San Antonio, a nonprofit organization open to all living with and affected by HIV, meets weekly at Woodlawn Pointe on Thursdays.
This group offers a space for support, hosts game nights and organizes other events throughout the year.
For more information, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram).
Flexx Friday
Flexx Friday, featuring the legendary Hot Chest Contest with Alayna Marquez is one of Bonham Exchange’s premiere events of the week.
With three levels of dance floor, it’s free for 21+ with a password (find it on their social media day of).
For more information, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or site.
Fetish Friday
Purgatory is hosting Fetish Friday on the second and last Fridays of the month. You’re encouraged to wear fetish gear.
For more information about the event, visit their social media (Facebook).
Drag Talent Show
AD Productions presents a Drag Talent Show at Artisan Craft Bar.
For more information, visit their social media (Instagram).
Leashes, Leather and Bears. Oh, My!
Purgatory is hosting Leashes, Leather, and Bears. Oh, My!, with cash prizes for the best gear contest.
For more information, visit their social media (Facebook).
Sunday Funday Drag Brunch
Knockout hosts Sunday Funday Drag Brunch, with performances by a rotating cast of drag performers.
Doors open at noon, with performances begin at 2 pm. This is a no cover brunch, and no reservations are needed, but available.
For more information, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or website.
The Happening (Music/Comedy/Poetry)
Join us at The Happening, a vibrant open mic night blending music, comedy, and poetry at the Dakota East Side Ice House.
Sign up opens at 7 am the Tuesday before the event.
Admission is free, and all are welcome to perform or enjoy the show. Come support local talent and a great cause!
Get in the Lab
Black, Queer and Here hosts Get in the Lab every first, third and fourth Wednesday of the month at Formed Communities.
This is advertised as a “communal space where ballroom participants old and new come to hone their skills.”
For more information about the event, visit their social media (Instagram).
Rise Above Religious Trauma
Rise Above Religious Trauma hosts weekly virtual meetings (on Wednesdays) and meets in person on the third Monday of the month (at Pride Center San Antonio).
This group focuses on creating an affirming space for LGBTQ+ people who are struggling with religious trauma and discrimination.
For more information, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or Linktree.
Family Queer Game Nights
The San Marcos Queer Council hosts Family Game Nights bimonthly at the San Marcos Public Library. This event is held on the first and third Wednesday of the month.
This event is open to LGBTQIA2S+ families and their allies; children under 12 must be with a guardian.
Participants are encouraged to bring a game they would like to play.
For more information about the event, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram).
Stitch & Bitch Night
Join the Sapphics of San Antonio for their weekly Stitch & Bitch at Retro Sips & Brews.
Those who enjoy knitting and crochet are welcome to the event.
For more information about the event, visit their social media (Instagram).
Drag Loteria Mondays
Every Monday night at Elsewhere! FREE Drag Loteria with different themes each week.
Prizes, food, drinks, and drag!
Courtesy: Daniella De La Barrio
LGBTQ+ Recovery Support
Rainbows for Recovery will host a meeting at Sweet Serenity.
For more information, visit their social media (Facebook).
Black, Queer & Here
Black, Queer & Here is a 18+ support group that hosts social gatherings for the Black LGBTQIA+ community. Approval for membership is required.
For more information about their events, visit their social media (Instagram).
World AIDS Day Opening Ceremony
Fiesta Youth and Living Positive San Antonio are bringing the community together for a meaningful World AIDS Day gathering at Woodlawn Pointe. The evening centers on remembrance, education, and visibility — reflecting both the history of the HIV/AIDS movement and the ongoing work happening in San Antonio today.
The program begins with a vigil and remembrance walk at 6 p.m., guided by the City of San Antonio. From there, attendees will move into the opening ceremony at 7 p.m., which includes a special showing of panels from the National AIDS Memorial Quilt — a powerful tribute to lives lost and the communities forever changed.
A panel discussion at 7:30 p.m. brings together local voices to talk about lived experience, advocacy, stigma, and the future of HIV prevention and care. The night closes with community entertainment at 8 p.m., creating a space not only for reflection but for connection and hope.
This event invites everyone — LGBTQ+ youth, allies, survivors, advocates, and families — to honor the past, support those living with HIV today, and commit to a future rooted in compassion and health equity.
For more information about Fiesta Youth, their programs or events, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or Linktree.
World AIDS Day at SAAF - Reception and Memorial
The San Antonio AIDS Foundation is opening its doors for an evening dedicated to reflection, community connection, and four decades of lifesaving work in our city. This World AIDS Day gathering invites San Antonians to learn, remember, and stand together in support of those affected by HIV.
Throughout the night, visitors can hear from community voices, revisit the milestones that shaped local HIV education and care, and meet the people behind SAAF’s ongoing work. Staff and volunteers will be on hand to talk about sexual health services, prevention tools, and the foundation’s commitment to accessible, judgment-free care.
A candle-lighting will honor the lives lost to HIV/AIDS and recognize those living with HIV today — a reminder of the resilience, advocacy, and compassion that continue to move San Antonio forward.
SAAF marks 40 years as a place of safety, dignity, and support for our community.
For more information about the event, visit SAAF’s social media (Facebook and Instagram) or website.
The Flame Games
Heat Nightclub presents The Flame Games, a Sunday drag talent show on The Strip, with prizes up for grabs.
Winners will be based on judge’s scores and audience response.
There is no cover for those 21+, and showtime begins at 11 pm.
For more information about the event, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or website.
Sunday Funday Drag Brunch
Knockout hosts Sunday Funday Drag Brunch, with performances by a rotating cast of drag performers.
Doors open at noon, with performances begin at 2 pm. This is a no cover brunch, and no reservations are needed, but available.
For more information, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or website.
Demon Daddies Drag Brunch: Cuffin Season
Grab your mugs, sweaters, and fuzzy hand cuffs, it's CUFFIN SEASON BABY!!
San Antonio’s ONLY Drag King Brunch comes to you this month for THE LAST TIME this 2025 season with our holiday theme: CUFFIN SEASON
Hosted by Papi Culo.
Performances by: Mistress Baby Rae, Travisty, and Karabiner.
Sunday, November 30th, 1P-4P (Doors at 12:45P).
GA Advanced $10 ( $15 at the door).
VIP $75 (4 reserved seats, 4 BootyBox Raffle Tickets, and a photo with the performers).
For more information, visit their social media (Facebook and Instagram) or website.