The “Valley of the Queens”

Explore the vibrant and revolutionary queer history of San Francisco’s Tenderloin and Polk Street neighborhoods with local resident and professor Shawn Sprockett.   This tour offers a deep dive into the emergence of LGBTQIA+ icons and movements that shaped the area from the 1960s to the 1990s. The “Valley of the Queens” tour highlights key events such as the Compton’s Cafeteria Riot, a landmark trans resistance that predates the Stonewall Riots, and the site of San Francisco’s first Pride parade.

Tours start at The Tenderloin Museum located at 398 Eddy St., San Francisco.

Tours led by expert, Shawn Sprockett

Tour Dates & Times:

Saturday, March 29th @ 2PM

Saturday, April 19th @ 2 PM

Saturday, May 24th @ 2 PM

Saturday, June 28th @ 2PM

**** Additional Tour Information ***

General public admission, $35 per person (non-members); Members, $10 with discount code. Check your SF History E-newsletter, which goes out the first week of every month, for the membership code. Apply at check-out.

Additional donations at checkout are always appreciated and keep the ticket price low.

Tour length: Approximately 90 minutes

Maximum attendees: 20 people

In case of rain, tour will be rescheduled

Purchase Your Tickets Here: www.SFHistory.org/ValleyoftheQueens