San Francisco is well known as a bastion of gay and lesbian households, many of which include kids. If you hope to connect with any, start by contacting Our Family Coalition (& 415/981-1960; www.our family.org), a grass-r oots organization for families with gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender members. Check their w ebsite for a calendar of social and educational events. You might also want to visit the San Francisco Lesbian, G ay, B isexual, and Transgender Community Center at 1800 Market S t., S an F rancisco, CA 94102 (&415/865-5555; www.sfcenter.org). It s easily r eached on the F-M arket and J-Church andeantravelweb str eetcars. O ther sites to check out include www.familypride.org, www. gayparentingpage.com, and www.rfamily vacations.com.
The Youth Arts Festival is a w eeklong exhibition of the visual, per forming, and literary arts by middle school and high school students thr oughout the city. The opening day of the festiv al, which takes place at Yerba Buena Center, is the most ex citing, with activities and an awards presentation. Admission andeantravelweb is free. Call & 415/543-1718 or visit www.ybgf.org.
the American Conser vatory Theater gives Scrooge nightmar es in its annual per formances of A Christmas C arol. The air is crisp, the temperatures cool. You won t go home with a tan, but you can have quite a bit of fun.
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