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A Picture is a Word: The Posters of Rex Ray
A new exhibition at the GLBT History Museum surveys the graphic works of internationally renowned San Francisco queer artist and designer Rex Ray (1956 – 2015). A Picture is a Word: The Posters of Rex Ray features posters and related ephemera reflecting the Bay Area music scene and LGBTQ publishing. Vibrant and subversively accessible, Ray’s…

Vergessenes Kind (Forgotten Child)
For his 90th Birthday, we delve into an astonishing part of Bill’s childhood
Berlin-based freelance journalist Cornelius Dieckmann visits the neighborhood where Bill was born 90 years ago and spent his early childhood. Some of his discoveries emerge in “Vergessenes Kind (Forgotten Child),” which appeared in the Frankfurter Allgemeine newspaper on Saturday, January 2, 2021.

Familiar faces at Bill’s Bash 2020
Plenty of old and new friends partied into the evening at the Fillmore on Saturday evening for the Bill’s 89th Birthday Bash. Check out Ken Friedman’s fantastic photos of some of the night’s highlights.

Photos: NYC Exhibit Reception and Panel
Bill Graham and the Rock&Roll Revolution
Photos of the Reception and Panel, and audio of panel with Robert Greenfield, Jerry Pompili, Allan Arkush, Amalie Rothschild, Joshua White

“Bill Graham and the Rock & Roll Revolution” at the Florida Holocaust Museum
***EXHIBITION ANNOUNCEMENT*** The Florida Holocaust Museum is thrilled to announce “Bill Graham and the Rock & Roll Revolution” is coming to the Museum in the fall of 2018! This exhibition explores the extraordinary life of renowned music promoter Bill Graham (1931- 1991) who helped launch and promote the careers of countless rock & roll artists. It also…

The Third Annual Bill Graham Tribute at the SF Giants
Friday Sept 6th at 7:15PM Giants vs. Arizona We are delighted to be working with the SF Giants again this year for our third Bill Graham Tribute night. This year we’ll be offering a special Bill Graham Tribute night poster designed by poster artist Frank Wiedemann. Tickets are available in several sections of the Park…