This year, the Bay Area Bi+ & Pan Network (BABPN) and the BiCONIC Film Festival team were unable to organize a contingent for the 2025 San Francisco Pride Parade. While we’re deeply proud of the work we’ve done in past years to bring visibility to the Bi+ community, a combination of limited capacity, competing commitments, and logistical hurdles meant we couldn’t bring it all together in time for this year’s march.

We know how important it is for Bi+ folks to be seen at Pride — not just as individuals, but as a community with our own voices, culture, and needs. Our presence matters, especially in a time when visibility and solidarity across the LGBTQIA+ spectrum are more critical than ever.

So while we may have missed the 2025 parade, we’re not stepping back — we’re stepping forward. We’re already setting our sights on 2026, with the goal of coming back stronger, more organized, and with even more space for joy, connection, and Bi+ brilliance.
If you're interested in helping us plan for 2026 — whether that's marching, helping with logistics, designing signs, or cheering from the sidelines — we'd love to hear from you. Together, we can build something beautiful.

Stay visible. Stay proud. Stay Bi+.

— The BABPN & BiCONIC Teams

[SF Pride Contingent Update] We are not marching as a contingent this year. The only other contingent monitor had a family emergency and they will not be attending SF Pride now. With only two and now one contingent monitor, we will not be able to get our parade packet. If you are still looking for a contingent to march with, consider where you volunteer, or work, if they have a contingent, or the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence Contingent.
 
I am sorry to have to cancel our contingent, but without more people willing to take the monitor training on YouTube and the short quiz through google docs we couldn't move forward.

We can now focus on Oakland Pride in the fall.
 
Thanks for being so understanding, and have a great Pride Week!

Wishing you all the best this Pride Season!

Bi / Pan 45+ Women’s Community Gathering
 
Please join us at our next gathering, Saturday, May 25th, 11 - 1.
 
We’re excited to be building an intentional community of local bisexual/pansexual women who are 45+ and monogamous leaning (women who are understand and are okay that polyamory is not the focus of this group are welcome). We want to invest in meaningful friendships and more intimate connections. It will be a safe space to discuss the challenges and joys that women over 45 experience. 
We meet monthly in-person on 4th Saturdays and are inviting you to join us if this fits you and your identities. No Cis Men.
 
We'll be meeting for a picnic lunch at Strawberry Creek Park this time, and maybe through the dry season.
When:
 
Saturday, May 25th, 11:00 am -1:00pm
 
What:

• Peer-facilitated connecting with topics or questions starts at 11:15am
• We will provide discussion prompts and mix it up to ensure everyone meets everyone. 
• General schmoozing!
• Bring food and/or drink. Also blankets and pillows to lounge on are a good idea! In a pinch, there's a cafe with food nearby.

Where:  
Strawberry Creek Park, 1289 Addison St, Berkeley, CA 94702 https://goo.gl/maps/eFsxwtXKey9E8usS7   
We'll be at the Addison St end of the park, NOT the Allston Way end.
 
Questions? Contact Annie email: [email protected] or text: 510-282-1279
 
See you there!
 
Warmly,
Annie, Janet & Ahoora

Hello fabulous queers/bi/pan peeps--
 
We’re excited to build an intentional community of local bisexual/pansexual women who are 45+ and monogamous leaning. We want to invest in meaningful friendships and more intimate connections. It will be a safe space to discuss the challenges and joys that women over 45 experience. 
 
Our first fab meeting in February was so fun and a big success! We had a great time connecting and hanging out. Now we're expanding our outreach.
Please join us at our next meeting on Saturday, April 27th.
 
We meet monthly in-person on 4th Saturdays. We are warmly inviting you to join us if this fits you and your identities. Feel free to invite others for who this group is a fit. No Cis Men, please.

Gathering of Bi / Pan 45+ Women’s Community
 
When:
 
Saturday, April 27, 11:00 am -1:00pm
 
What:

• Peer-facilitated connecting with questions/games starts at 11:15am
• We will provide discussion prompts and rotate seats to ensure everyone meets everyone. 
• General schmoozing!
• Food & drink is available for purchase. We encourage you to support the venue!

Where:  
              Vault Cafe:  a spacious, comfy diner with chill environs for filling portions of classic American comfort food.
              Address: 3250 Adeline St, Berkeley, CA 94703
              Phone: (510) 595-9600              
https://www.yelp.com/biz/vault-cafe-berkeley?osq=the+vault
 
Questions? Contact Annie email: [email protected] or text: 510-282-1279
Or Janet email: [email protected] or text: 619-806-8122
 
We hope to see you there!
 
Warmly,
Annie, Janet, Sue and Ahoora

Let's go to the movies! The BiCONIC Film Festival is coming to the Roxie on September 20th 2023 at 7:00 PM.BiCONIC Film Festival 2023/2024

What: The BiCONIC Film Festival centers on the Bi+ umbrella, bisexual, pansexual, polysexual, multisexual, fluid, omnisexual, or anyone attracted to more than one gender. We were launched in early 2023 by artists and activists who perceived the programming of other LGBTQ+ film festivals as lacking a focus on the bi+ communities! (18+ Only)

Where: The Roxie Theater, 3117 16th Street San Francisco, CA 94103

When: Doors Open at 7:00 PM

• 7:30 PM - 7:45 PM - Program Starts

• 7:45 PM - 8:45 PM - 1st Round of Film Program (1 Hr)

• 8:45 PM - 9:15 PM - Intermission Chat with Local Bi+ Filmmakers

• 9:15 AM - 10:15 PM - 2nd Film Program (1 Hr)

• 10:15 PM - 10:30 PM - Closing Remarks

* Not all films listed will play on September 20th, some will play after the Bi-BQ on June 19th, 2024.

Thank you for marching with our groups in SF Pride!
We had a lot of folks marching with Still Bisexual and the Bay Area Bisexual+ and Pansexual Network! Everyone brought the energy and stamina to keep us going through the long wait in the fog, wind and sun. They raised their Lani Ka'ahumanu inspired Biphobia Shields high and made the crowd roar with delight. The mustachioed Freddie Mercury brigade was on point and the Bi Fieri was awesome.

Thank you Nicole, from Still Bisexual, for helping to organize and sticking with us as a driver with a clutch of steel, thank you Marisa for being the awesome person that you are and holding down the joint Bi+ Booth with Karen, thank you Carol Queen for your wheel monitoring, and thank you all of the amazing marchers and attendees who made SF Pride and all of Pride Week rock!

Martin (Your Organizer)

Dolores Park
(Picnic Area near Dolores St and 20th Street)
Saturday, September 24, 2022
from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM (PDT)

Marked each year since 1999, Bi Visibility Day raises bi awareness and challenges bisexual & biromantic erasure.

2022 will be the 24th year that we have celebrated bisexual lives and we will be celebrating on the 24th of September this year.

This year we will meet outdoors and have a pizza party (including vegan options) and play games from 2-5pm.

The evolution of the word 'bisexual' — and why it's still misunderstood
The pervasive stereotype that bisexuality is an exclusive and limiting label is something bi activists have been fighting for decades.

On Wednesday, September 23rd, at 5pm Pacific Time we will be hosting an event for Celebrate Bisexuality Day:
 
INVISIBLE NO MORE: A Celebration of Bisexuality & Bi+ Pioneers
Event is free & open to the public; register on Zoom at: bit.ly/bidaypanel
 
Wednesday, September 23rd is Celebrate Bisexuality Day, but what does it mean to celebrate bisexuality in 2020? As LGBTQ+ rights and awareness grow, is bisexuality becoming more accepted, or does it remain invisible and stigmatized? And as activism and communities move increasingly online, what even is "visibility" anymore? Join a panel of bisexual activist pioneers as we explore these questions and more in an unabashed claim to visibility and dignity.
 
With:
 
Loraine Hutchins, moderator: Co-Editor, “Bi Any Other Name: Bisexual People Speak Out"
Luigi Ferrer: Activist, HIV/AIDS Educator
ABilly Jones-Hennin: Marine Corp Veteran, Activist
Lani Ka’ahumanu: Co-Editor, “Bi Any Other Name: Bisexual People Speak Out”
Robyn Ochs: Speaker, Writer, Editor of Bi Women Quarterly