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▼2025 COMMEMORATION CEREMONY PROGRAM Saturday June 7th @10:30AM
Numerous dignitaries, includingSan Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie and theGrand Marshals of theSF Pride Parade, will be speaking. The “History of the Pink Triangle” will be told byTammy Sandhu M.B.E., His Majesty's Consul General of Great Britain.Also speaking are CA State SenatorScott Wiener, President of the SF Board of SupervisorsRafael Mandelman, SF TreasurerJose Cisneros, SF City AttorneyDavid Chiu, AssemblymemberMatt Haney, SF SupervisorMatt Dorsey, SF SupervisorJoel Engardio, SF Assessor/RecorderJoaquin Torres.
SF Pride Executive DirectorSuzanne Ford will address the extreme hatred and discrimination being directed toward the transgender community.Donna Sachet, “First Lady of the Castro” and drag icon, will speak along with Reigning EmperorAshlee Blow of the SF Imperial Court.Honey Mahogany is Director of SF Mayor's Office of Transgender Initiatives and also a co-owner ofThe Stud Bar and she will speak about anti-LGBTQ+ legislation proposed in many US states.
We are delighted that theSan Francisco Pride Band and musical theater starLeanne Borghesi are performing again and playing favorites such as “San Francisco”.
▼THANK YOU to our2025 sponsors:
Gilead Sciences,Kaiser Permanente,
The Bob Ross Foundation (overseen byTom Horn),
San Francisco Pride,
Levi Strauss & Co,
Robert Holgate Philanthropic Fund,
Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence,
Hodgkins Jewelers,
Eye Gotcha Optometric on Castro,
Marcy Adelman,
Mark Leno,
Brian Gerritsen,
Starbucks for the coffee and pastries andHot Cookie on Castro for the amazing cookies.Thank you for all your contributions.
Thank you to our Media Sponsors:Betty’s List,SF Bay Times,Bay Area Reporter.
Thank you to the SF Police Department Park Division for traffic logistics and providing a much appreciated presence as this event has grown every year.
Lastly, thanks to volunteer and IT EngineerKatie Hickox who reserved the domain names in 1998, helped start the original Pink Triangle website and has been updating the website every year, along with providing logistics support with the SFPD and other SF Agencies.▼2024 COMMEMORATION CEREMONY PROGRAM Saturday June 8th @10:30AM:
Pink Triangle founderPatrick Carney introduces the followingHONORED GUESTS:San Francisco Mayor London Breed who is with us for the 7th time. The “History of the Pink Triangle” will be told by Drag Icon, supreme Hostess and former Empress Juanita More.Sister Vina Sinfurrs of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence makes an unexpected appearance to annointPatrick Carney as “St. Patrick the Pink”.
“First Lady of the Castro”:Donna Sachet will speak, along with City of San Francisco Office of Transgender Initiatives DirectorHoney Mahogany.Otherhonored guest speakers include: CA State SenatorScott Wiener, SF TreasurerJose Cisneros, SF City AttorneyDavid Chiu,SF SupervisorRafael Mandelman, SF SupervisorMatt Dorsey, SF SupervisorAhsha Safai, SF Assessor/RecorderJoaquin Torres, and SF Pride Executive DirectorsSuzanne Ford andNguyen Pham.Joe Rodriguez of “Campaign - Americans for Afghans” will speak of the plight of LGBTQ+ people trapped in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan. Starbucks Regional Vice PresidentJessica Borton appears for the first time to discuss her work at Starbucks to promote diversity and inclusion. We are delighted that▼THANK YOU to our2024 sponsors:
SF Pride,
Gilead Sciences,
Kaiser Permanente,
The Bob Ross Foundation (overseen byTom Horn),
Robert Holgate Philanthropic Fund,
Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence,
Hodgkins Jewelers,
Eye Gotcha Optometric on Castro,
Brian Gerritsen,
andStarbucks.
Thank you for all your contributions. Many thanks toStarbucks for also providing coffee and pastries to volunteers.
Thank you to our Media Sponsors:Betty’s List,SF Bay Times,Bay Area Reporter. Thanks toKatie Hickox for updating the website since 1999, starting the website after obtaining the domain names thepinktriangle.com and thepinktriangle.org in 1998 and reaching out to the San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) to ensure traffic safety. Many thanks to the SFPD Park Division for traffic logistics and providing a much appreciated presence!
▼2023 COMMEMORATION CEREMONY PROGRAM Saturday June 17th @11AM:
Pink Triangle founderPatrick Carney introduces the followingHONORED GUESTS:San Francisco Mayor London Breed, other elected officials and dignitaries including the Grand Marshals of the SF Pride Parade. The “History of the Pink Triangle” will be told by the nation's firstDrag Laureate D'Arcy Drollinger.
Then, current examples of hatred and persecution will be discussed as part of the follow up to the 'history' segment and will featureSF activist Gary Virginia speaking about the draconian homophobic legislation recently passed in Uganda.Dr. Michelle Kraus andJoe Rodriguez will speak of the plight of LGBTQ+ people trapped in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.Drag Legend Donna Sachet andSF Pride's Executive Director Suzanne Ford will speak of proposed anti-drag and anti-trans legislation and will share their personal stories. We are delighted that For help inspiring volunteers, theSF Bay Times andBetty’s List as “Media sponsors” along with theBay Area Reporter.
▼2022 COMMEMORATION CEREMONY Program:
HONORED GUESTS: US House Speaker CongresswomanNancy Pelosi, San Francisco MayorLondon Breed, Jeopardy ChampionAmy Schneider tells the “History of the Pink Triangle”, Consul General of UkraineDymtro Kushneruk, PerformerDonna Sachet, SisterRoma, CA State SenatorScott Wiener, CA State AssemblymemberPhil Ting, SF City AttorneyDavid Chiu, SF SupervisorRafael Mandelman, and SF SupervisorMatt Dorsey.
▼Tuesday, June 1stLighting Ceremony at 8PM with Speaker of the US House of RepresentativesNancy Pelosi, SF MayorLondon Breed, CA State SenatorScott Weiner, SF TreasurerJose Cisneros, SF District 8 SupervisorRafael Mandelman, BART Board MemberBevan Dufty and other dignitaries.
Donna Sachet andGary Virginia told the “History of the Pink Triangle”. Opening and closing music provided by theSF Gay and Lesbian Freedom Band and singerLeanne Borghesi in their first public performance in 15 months!The 9PM lighting was preceded by theDykes on Bikes who brought twoPink Torches all the way to the Twin Peaks ceremony from an earlier mini-ceremony at Oakland City Hall with Oakland MayorLibby Schaaf. From downtown Oakland, theDykes on Bikes then continued their journey across the SF-Oakland Bay Bridge to another mini-ceremony withSister Roma at the SF Ferry Building, and then drove onward to their final destination to the top of Twin Peaks where theDykes on Bikes handed aPink Torch to both House SpeakerNancy Pelosi and SF MayorLondon Breed. Together,Pelosi andBreed pushed the “pink triangular button” to light the26th annual Pink Triangle.
Many thanks to all the above who participated before and during the opening night ceremony. In addition to the speakers at the ceremony, a huge “THANK YOU” to our2021 sponsors:SF Pride, theBob Ross Foundation (overseen byTom Horn) sponsored the 2021 Pink Triangle t-shirts and masks, theSisters of Perpetual Indulgence,Hodgkins Jewelers, andBrian Gerritsen. Also, a huge “THANK YOU” to our2021 Media Sponsors:Betty's List, andSF Bay Times (see the Bay Timeslive-feed Castro Street Cam #2 of the26th annual Pink Triangle viahttp://sfbaytimes.com/castro-street-cam/ and to theBay Area Reporter.
On the support and operations side, a big “THANK YOU” to the SF Mayor's Office, SF SupervisorRafael Mandelman's office, SF Department of Real Estate for their ongoing support, and theSF Department of Public Works (DPW) for sending a crew to clear much of the hillside site of poison oak and non-native thorny plants;Rec & Park Rangers, officers of theSF Police Park Station who not only provided security and traffic control for the June 1st evening ceremony but also for the continuous 24 hour safeguarding of the display for the month of June; and thanks to volunteer Katie Hickox for starting and updating the Pink Triangle website since 1999.
Thank you to the nearly 500 supporters who have contributed to ILLUMINATE the PINK TRIANGLE. This event could not have continued over a quarter-century without the ongoing dedication of creator/producerPatrick Carney, and his two main helpers/supportersColleen Hodgkins andHossein Carney whose efforts have been instrumental each year in completing the project.
Thank you to all the volunteers who have assisted with the setup and taking down of the pink border, the lighting equipment and lastly thank you to anyone (not mentioned above) who has helped in any way to make the2021 Pink Triangle a successful event! It truly “takes a Village”.
In 2021 the Pink Triangle will be illuminated atop Twin Peaks all of Pride Month, from dusk on June 1st to sunrise on July 1st.
The gigantic illuminated 26th annual Pink Triangle will again SHINE as a beacon of resilience, hope and remembrance over San Francisco in 2021 as a reminder of where hatred can lead.
The Pink Triangle, once a symbol of one of the darkest chapters in human history and now embraced as a beloved symbol of equality, inclusion, hope and perseverance has long been at the center of the city's annual San Francisco Pride celebration.
Even though the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic in 2021 will prevent the traditional large group of community volunteers from installing a huge fabric Pink Triangle, there will be a pink outline visible on the hillside during the daytime and 2,700 LED nodes of pink light at night. It will again be lit byILLUMINATE andBen Davis, the masterminds behind the Bay Lights - the illumination of the SF-Oakland Bay Bridge.
In 2020, last year's nighttime display of the PINK TRIANGLE was illuminated during theGlobal Grand Lighting Ceremony on Saturday June 27, and continued through the night of Friday July 10 and then was taken down Saturday July 11.
Thank you to all the volunteers who signed up and helped with setting up and taking down the borders of the Pink Triangle display.
Thank you to the 500+ people who made an online donation!
It takes a community to come together and put this display on and we could not do this without your support. THANK YOU ALL!GREAT NEWS - the 25th Pink Triangle illuminated display was aHUGE SUCCESS! It wasILLUMINATED by the masterminds behind the Bay Lights, the illumination of the SF-Oakland Bay Bridge. The25th Pink Triangle was augmented by the nonprofit Illuminate under the direction of its Founder & Chief Visionary Officer Ben Davis. The illumination featured 2,700 LED nodes of pink light. The mesmerizing triangle - covering a full acre - served as an enduring symbol of San Francisco’s resilience and as aBeacon of Hope. 2020 COMMEMORATION CEREMONY Program: Thank you to HONORED GUESTS
A bigTHANK YOU to our2020 Sponsors (for general 2020 Pink Triangle event expenses): TheSF LGBT Pride Celebration Committee, theBob Ross Foundation(via Thomas Horn for the t-shirts), theSisters of Perpetual Indulgence,Hodgkins Jewelers, andBrian Gerritsen. For help inspiring volunteers, TheSF Bay Times andBetty’s List as “Media Sponsors” along withThe Bay Area Reporter andCBS KPIX 5. A bigTHANK YOU to the 500+ supporters who contributed to theILLUMINATE the PINK TRIANGLE GoFundMe charity website. A bigTHANK YOU toSan Francisco Bay Times for the live camera feeds of the Twin Peaks Pink Triangle Display on July 9th and 10th. Thank you Betty Sullivan and Jen Viegas for facilitating access to these live cams. Thank you John Herren for his technical assistance with making adjustments to the live camera feeds. Thank you to theDykes on Bikes and theSisters of Perpetual Indulgence for taking part in the first Pink Triangle Torch Procession which was produced byPatricia Suflita Wilson. Thank you to the75+ Dykes on Bikes torchbearers for the festive lead up to the 25th Pink Triangle: they carried the torch fromOakland Mayor Libby Schaaf at Oakland's City Hall in downtown Oakland travelling 15+ miles to Twin Peaks in San Francisco. Along the way, they made stops in Oakland and San Francisco travelling across the Oakland-SF Bay Bridge. After the Dykes on Bikes arrived in SF, the Pink Torch was handed over to volunteers who walked on foot starting from the Ferry Building and then kept walking westward along Market Street (which is closed to street traffic until Van Ness Street) to Castro Street. Then the Pink Torch was picked up again by Dykes on Bikes who carried it to Twin Peaks and handed it toSF Mayor London Breed, shown holding the Pink Torch standing between Patrick Carney and Sister Roma standing adjacent to the newly illuminated Pink Triangle as shown in the SF Chronicle photo second from the top of this home page. SPECIAL THANKS in 2020 to theSan Francisco Police Department Park Station for providing traffic control but also providing regular patrols around the clock for over two weeks at the Twin Peaks area to keep an eye on the 2,700 pink LED nodes and edging that made up this year's special illuminated pink triangle display. In previous years, the pink triangle had been vandalized after several pink canvas tarp pieces were set on fire.THANK YOU! The Pink Triangle San Francisco 2019 COMMEMORATION CEREMONY Program: HONORED GUESTS
The Band:
A bigTHANK YOU to our2019 Sponsors: TheSF LGBT Pride Celebration Committee, TheSisters of Perpetual Indulgence, TheBob Ross Foundation,Badlands,Toadhall,Hodgkins Jewelers,Lazy Bear Weekend Fund,Rick Stokes owner ofSteamworks,Brian Gerritsen,Pendergast Consulting Group,Sue Saiz,Debbie Taylor,Starbucks for the coffee, tea, snacks and store volunteers, andBarefoot & Bubbly for the champagne to be used in the christening of the 2019 Pink Triangle. For help inspiring volunteers, TheSF Bay Times andBetty’s List as “Media sponsors” along with theBay Area Reporter andGLOSS Magazine. SPECIAL THANKS in 2019 to theSan Francisco Police Department Park Station for providing traffic control but also providing regular patrols around the clock at the Twin Peaks area to keep an eye on the pink triangle tarp which has been vandalized in previous years.THANK YOU ALL! The Pink Triangle 2018 Commemoration Ceremony Program: Honored Guests:Cleve Jones (Founder of theNAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt and author of the book “When We Rise”) will give the “History of the Pink Triangle” at the beginning of the ceremony. As part of the “History” portion, theGerman Consul GeneralHans-Ulrich Suedbeck will speak and introduce his husband and their children at the ceremony. What better image of how far Germany has progressed since the horrors of the Holocaust’s pink triangle? ThenFrench Consul GeneralEmmanuel Lebrun-Damiens will speak and introduceFrench Goverment MinisterSchiappa who isFrance’s “Minister for Equality between Women and Men” (as such she is also in charge of LGBT issues for France). They will joinSan Francisco Mayor-elect London Breed, CA State SenatorScott Wiener, CA State AssemblymemberPhil Ting, CA State AssemblymemberDavid Chiu, SF TreasurerJose Cisneros, SF Supervisor-electRafael Mandelman, SF Community College TrusteesAlex Randolph andTom Temprano,along with many of the The Band:
Special Guest:
A bigTHANK YOU to our2018 Sponsors: TheSF LGBT Pride Celebration Committee, TheSisters of Perpetual Indulgence, TheBob Ross Foundation,Hamburger Mary’s,Hodgkins Jewelers,Starbucks for the coffee, tea, snacks and store volunteers. For help inspiring volunteers, TheSF Bay Times andBetty’s List as “Media sponsors” along with theBay Area Reporter andGLOSS. SPECIAL THANKS in 2018 to theSan Francisco Police Department Park Station for providing traffic control but also providing regular patrols around the clock at the Twin Peaks area to keep an eye on the pink triangle tarp which has been vandalized in previous years.THANK YOU ALL! The Pink Triangle The test of any democracy is how well it treats its minorities. The Third Reich demonstrates how easily a government can devise minority scapegoats. During the Holocaust, the Nazi's devised a whole array of colored triangles to label and distinguish their "undesirables". Branding homosexuals as criminals let most Germans feel comfortable looking the other way, while the Nazis went about their persecution. This is a tactic now being used in numerous countries again. The goal is to educate people about the hatred of the past to help prevent it from happening again. The display continues to have a special meaning one year after the tragic shootings atThe Pulse in Orlando, Florida. The display and ceremony are not only to remember the hatred of the past, but to also show we aren't out of the woods yet regarding hatred and violence directed toward the LGBTQ and Latino and other minority communities - as Orlando so vividly illustrates. Discriminatory laws led to the creation of the Pink Triangle patch that homosexuals were forced to wear in Nazi concentration camps, and the Yellow Star of David badge that Jews were forced to wear under Nazi occupation, and a whole series of colored patches for each of their targeted groups of "undesirables". We try to prevent such hatred from happening again. Click During the Pink Triangle Commemoration Ceremony at 10:30 am on Saturday June 24, 2017 various speakers will point out that the kind of hatred that existed in the 1930's and 40's still exists today - still exists today - as in Chechnya, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and so many other nations, and even a few places in the US including here in California. There is much to be done, and education is the key! That is why the Pink Triangle is still being installed after all of the decades - it is a giant learning tool. 2017 Commemoration Ceremony Program: Honored Guests: former CA SenatorMark Leno, former CA AssemblymemberTom Ammiano, CA SenatorScott Wiener, CA AssemblymemberPhil Ting, CA AssemblymemberDavid Chiu, SF TreasurerJose Cisneros, SF SupervisorJeff Sheehy, SF Community College TrusteeAlex Randolph, African Human Rights Coalition Executive Director and SF Pride Vice PresidentMelanie Nathan,along with many of the The Band: Special Guest: A bigTHANK YOU to our2017 Sponsors:Toad Hall ownerLes Natali, TheSF LGBT Pride Celebration Committee, TheSisters of Perpetual Indulgence,Rick Stokes owner ofSteamworks,Hodgkins Jewelers,Starbucks for the coffee, tea, snacks and store volunteers, andBarefoot and Bubbly for the champagne to be used in the christening of the 2017 Pink Triangle. For help inspiring volunteersThe Bay Area Reporter,The San Francisco Bay Times,Betty's List for "media sponsors" andGloss Magazine. SPECIAL THANKS in 2017 to theSan Francisco Police Department Park Station for providing traffic control but also providing regular patrols around the clock at the Twin Peaks area to keep an eye on the pink triangle tarp which has been vandalized in previous years.THANK YOU ALL! 2016 Commemoration Ceremony Program: Honored Guests: CA SenatorMark Leno, CA AssemblymemberPhil Ting, CA AssemblymemberDavid Chiu, SF TreasurerJose Cisneros, SF SupervisorScott Wiener, SF SupervisorDavid Campos, along with many of the The Band: Special Guest: A bigTHANK YOU to our2016 Sponsors:Toad Hall andBadlands ownerLes Natali,The Apothecarium,SF LGBT Pride Celebration Committee,The Steamworks,Rick Stokes,Hodgkins Jewelers,Starbucks for the coffee, tea, snacks and store volunteers, andBarefoot and Bubbly for the champagne to be used in the christening of the 2015 Pink Triangle. For help inspiring volunteersThe Bay Area Reporter,The San Francisco Bay Times,Betty's List for "media sponsors". SPECIAL THANKS in 2016 to theSan Francisco Police Department Park Station for providing traffic control but also providing regular patrols around the clock at the Twin Peaks area to keep an eye on the pink triangle tarp which has been vandalized in previous years.THANK YOU ALL! During the Pink Triangle Commemoration Ceremony at 10:30 am on Saturday June 25, 2016 various speakers will point out that the kind of hatred that existed in the 1930's and 40's still exists today - as in Orlando, Florida. 2015 Commemoration Ceremony Program: Honored Guests: The Band: Special Guest: A bigTHANK YOU to our2015 Sponsors:Toad Hall andBadlands ownerLes Natali,The Apothecarium,SF LGBT Pride Celebration Committee,The Castro Lions Club,The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence,The Steamworks, andRick Stokes,Haus of StarFish,SF Eagle,Hodgkins Jewelers,Starbucks for the coffee, tea, snacks and store volunteers, andBarefoot and Bubbly for the champagne to be used in the christening of the 2015 Pink Triangle. For help inspiring volunteersThe Bay Area Reporter,The San Francisco Bay Times,Betty's List for "media sponsors". SPECIAL THANKS in 2015 to theSan Francisco Police Department Park Station for providing traffic control but also providing regular patrols around the clock at the Twin Peaks area to keep an eye on the pink triangle tarp which has been vandalized in previous years.THANK YOU ALL! The Pink Triangle 2014 Commemoration Ceremony Program: Honored Guests: The Band: A bigTHANK YOU to our2014 Sponsors:Toad Hall andBadlands ownerLes Natali,SF LGBT Pride Celebration Committee,The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence,The Apothecarium, The Steamworks, Powerhouse,Haus of StarFish,The Castro Lions Club,Hodgkins Jewelers,Starbucks for the coffee, tea, snacks and store volunteers, andBarefoot and Bubbly for the champagne to be used in the christening of the 2014 Pink Triangle. For help inspiring volunteersThe Bay Area Reporter,The San Francisco Bay Times,Betty's List for "media sponsors". SPECIAL THANKS in 2014 to theSan Francisco Police Department Park Station for providing traffic control but also providing regular patrols around the clock at the Twin Peaks area to keep an eye on the pink triangle tarp which has been vandalized in previous years.THANK YOU ALL! 2013 Commemoration Ceremony Program: Honored Guests: The Band: A bigTHANK YOU to our2013 Sponsors:Toad Hall andBadlands ownerLes Natali,SF LGBT Pride Celebration Committee,The Apothecarium, The Steamworks, Powerhouse,Haus of StarFish,The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence,The Castro Lions Club,Hodgkins Jewelers,Starbucks for the coffee(and tea), andBarefoot and Bubbly for the champagne to be used in the christening of the 2013 Pink Triangle. For help inspiring volunteersThe Bay Area Reporter,The San Francisco Bay Times,Betty's List(for email promotion). The 2013 Pink Triangle was installed on Twin Peaks thanks to the more than 175 volunteers who showed up Sat morning, June 29th, 2013--see KTVU News coverage:Large turnout! SPECIAL THANKS in 2013 to theSan Francisco Police Department Park Station for providing traffic control but also, for the first time, assigning officers to keep an eye on the pink triangle tarp which has been vandalized in previous years.THANK YOU ALL! 2012 Commemoration Ceremony Program: Honored Guests: The Band: Many thanks to A big thank you to our 2012 Sponsors:
2011 Commemoration Ceremony Program:
Honored Guests: SF Mayor Ed Lee, CA State Senator MarkLeno, CA Assemblymember TomAmmiano, SF Treasurer Jose Cisneros, President of the SF Board of SupervisorsDavid Chiu, SF Supervisor Scott Wiener, SF SupervisorDavid Campos, SF Assessor/Recorder Phil Ting, former SF SupervisorBevanDufty, along with the Grand marshalls of
Guest speakers: The celebrity Grand marshalls of the Parade along withthe elected officials listed above.
The Band: Many thanks to
A big thank you toour 2011 Sponsors: theSF LGBT Pride Celebration Committee,Toad Hall ownerLes
2010 Commemoration Ceremony Program:
Honored Guests: SF Mayor Gavin Newsom, CA State SenatorMark Leno, CA Assemblymember TomAmmiano,
Guest speaker Andy Bell, the lead singer of the pop group Erasuregave "The History of the Pink Triangle." He is one of the mostacclaimed and beloved singers in British and US pop. He has five
Guest speaker: The Deputy Lord Mayor of Sydney Australia PhillipBlack added an international perspective to the discussion of the persecutionof those within the LGBT community worldwide. He also spoke of the greatpositive aspects our community enjoys within
The Band:TheSan Francisco Lesbian/Gay Freedom Band performed.
2009 Commemoration Ceremony Program:
Honored Guests: Actress Cloris Leachman, CA State Senator Mark Leno, CA AssemblymemberTomAmmiano,
Guest speakeractress ClorisLeachmangave "The History of the Pink Triangle." She is an Emmy andOscar-winning actress of stage, film, and television. She has won eightPrimetime Emmy Awards--more than any other female performer, and won an Oscarfor "The Last Picture Show."
Guest speaker Congressman
Guest speaker Lieutenant DanChoigraduated from the U. S. Military Academy at
The Band:TheSan Francisco Lesbian/Gay Freedom Band performed.
2008 Commemoration Ceremony Program:
Honored Guests: SF Mayor Gavin Newsom, CA State SenatorCaroleMigden, CA Assemblymember Mark Leno, SF Supervisor TomAmmiano, SFSupervisor BevanDufty, San Francisco Treasurer JoseCisneros, President of the SF Board of Supervisors David Chui, SF Supervisor David Campos, SFAssessor/RecorderPhil Ting, Grand marshalls of
Guest speaker: Roger Rees: actor of CHEERS, Nicholas
Guest speaker: AshramParsi who has beencalled the " first Iranian gay activist "
Guest speaker: The Consul General of the Federal Republic ofGermany RolfSchutte
Guest speakers -Celebrity Grand marshalls:
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The Band:TheSan Francisco Lesbian/Gay Freedom Band performed
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