From Monday, April 21, through Sunday, April 27, The Curve Foundation is powering Lesbian Visibility Week with an exciting lineup of events and activities across the country. From San Francisco to Indianapolis, P-Town to New York, there's an event for everyone! This is a time to find strength in our community and celebrate, uplift, and amplify the voices of our community. 

Join us in making this week powerful and unforgettable—your participation helps foster community, boost visibility, and advocate for lesbians and queer women everywhere.

MON, April 21: The 2025 Curve Power List announced; Niagara Falls will be illuminated in the colors of the lesbian flag

TUE, April 22: National Lesbian Flag Raising Ceremony (Join us in raising the lesbian flag from wherever you are!); Curve Quarterly's Lesbian Visibility Week issue released

WED, April 23: Wellness Wednesday – free wellness activities hosted at select LGBTQ+ community centers, including Queer & Well with Alex Castro at the SF LGBT Center

THU, April 24, 7p: Beyond the Rainbow x Unshakeable Legacy: Queer Women of Color Filmmakers, a conversation with Cheryl Dunye, Pratibha Parmar, and Madeleine Lim, co-presented by QWOCMAP

THU, April 24, 7:30p: Illumination of San Francisco City Hall in the colors of the lesbian flag

FRI, April 25, 6p: Queer & Proud Art Exhibition: A Celebration of Lesbian Visibility at the SF LGBT Center – Join us for the opening reception featuring '90s SF lesbian images by iconic photographers, 2025 Curve Photo Contest winning entries, and Tanya Wischerath’s Living Lesbian Legends mural series.

SAT, April 26, 12:30p: Queer Women in Sports Day – Join us for panels and celebrations happening at select women's sports bars nationwide, with live-streaming available so everyone can be part of the action!

SUN, April 27, 3:30p: Tank Girl Film Screening at The Roxie, SF - presented by Frameline and award-winning director and screenwriter Alice Wu (Saving Face,The Half of It).

Panel discussions • Flag raising ceremonies • Art exhibits • Film screenings • Wellness workshops •  Comedy shows • Spoken word and poetry • Burlesque • Community mixers • Trivia • Dance parties • And so much more! Explore events and submit your own to be included in our official calendar.

Proudly presented by The Curve Foundation and NLGJA: The Association of LGBTQ+ Journalists, this year-long program provides financial support and career development to emerging journalists. The fellowship is open to lesbians, queer women, trans women, and nonbinary people based in the United States. Applicants may nominate themselves or be nominated by another individual. Learn more about past participants of this program at TheCurveFoundation.org.