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Trannyshack is San Francisco’s infamous drag performance nightclub experience, which for 12 years, has shocked, delighted and entertained packed audiences every Tuesday night at midnight. If you come to Trannyshack with expectations, prepare to have them blown out of the water. Incorporating everything from lowbrow trash to highbrow performance art, Trannyshack is the quintessential San Francisco experience.

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On Saturday, January 11th, 2014 at 12pm there will be a Castro area tenants convention at the LGBT Community Center (1800 Market Street).

Brought to you by Housing Rights Committee of SF, AIDS Housing Alliance, Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic Club and District 8 Democrats, this Castro Tenants Convention aims to "come up with strategies for fighting the evictions in our neighborhood and defend those who are being evicted, for stopping gentrification of our gayborhoods and the displacement of so many people, and for educating tenants about their rights and how they can fight when threatened with eviction."

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Health Food & Supplements

1. Buffalo Whole Food & Grain Company — 598 Castro Street

Since 1975, Buffalo Whole Food & Grain Company has been the Castro neighborhood natural food market. Buffalo Whole Foods is known for its great selection, reasonable prices, helpful customer service and dedication to high-quality, organic products. They don’t carry any products that contain artificial colors, flavors and sweeteners. Buffalo also carries a wide variety of vegan, wheat-free, gluten-free and soy-free products that are easy on your body — and your wallet!

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"Bi-Rite is a neighborhood market feeding our community with love, passion and integrity."

If you have yet to check out Bi-Rite Market in the Castro District — you’re missing out on some delicious goodies! They carry locally and sustainably-raised meats, poultry and seafood; delicious jams, coffee, produce and flowers from local vendors; and famous ice cream and baked goods from Bi-Rite Creamery.