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Pride March 2015 Market St., San Francisco 10:15am-2pm This is the day the Our Family Pride Contingent marches in the parade! Bring snacks, water, wagons, and other goodies to keep the kiddies occupied. We do not yet have our position in the parade or our line-up time but have been assured we'll be situated close to the start. Please check www.ourfamily.org for our contingent number in the week before the parade!	June
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Family Garden Family Garden at Larkin and Grove, San Francisco 11am-4pm Meet up after the parade in the Family Garden at the Pride festival in Civic Center. The Bay Area Discovery Museum will be there with exciting hands-on art activities, plus we'll have face painting and all the fun you'll expect at a playground. Parents can meet each other, relax while the children play, and learn about helpful community resources at our info booth.	June
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June	Frameline Family Matinee: Akeelah and the Bee Roxie Theater, 3117 16th St., San Francisco 10:30am Eleven-year-old Akeelah is a middle schooler in South Central LA with a talent for spelling. Against many obstacles, but with the help of a special coach, she aims for the highest goal of all: the Scripps National Spelling Bee. Recommended for kids age 8 and up, 112 minutes. Families will enjoy a free screening, healthy snacks, and door prizes!
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June	Frameline Films: "Coming Up Queer" and "From This Day Forward" Roxie and Castro Theaters, respectively 1:30pm & 4pm "Coming Up Queer," screening at 1:30pm at the Roxie, is a series of shorts that follow the lives of young people to explore what growing up as a member of the LGBTQ community means today. "From This Day Forward," screening at 4pm at the Castro, is a documentary in which a woman returns home to a small Midwestern town for her wedding. She explores the impact that her parent's transition had on her family.
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June	Trans March Dolores Park, 19th St. at Dolores St., San Francisco Your family can be part of one of the best Pride events. Spend time and march with other trans families, including both trans parents and their families, and gender-variant kids and their families. Trans March's youth and elder area will have face-painting, snacks, and juice! Our Family Coalition will provide poster-making materials for the march. Family activities 4-6pm. March at 6pm.
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June	Dyke March Playground Brunch Dolores Park 19th St. at Dolores St., San Francisco 9:30-11:30am Bring the whole family to enjoy the park before it's cheek-and-jowl with pre-Dyke March celebrants! We meet up for our annual potluck-style brunch at the entrance of Dolores Park's fantastic playground.
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July	LGBTQ Family Pride Day at Habitot Children's Museum Habitot Children's Museum, 2065 Kittredge St., Berkeley 10am-1pm Celebrate LGBTQ families with an afternoon of fun and community building for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers, and their grown ups at Habitot Children's Museum. Explore the exhibits, get messy in the art studio, splash around in the water play area, and more! RSVP Now.
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September		Oakland Pride - Save the Date 20th Street and Broadway, Oakland Oakland is Pride and Pride is Oakland! Celebrate family and community at the Family Garden. Last year we had multiple giant jumpy tent/slides, a pony ride, a wee petting zoo, story time, and more - visit www.ourfamily.org in August to check out the amazing activities we'll have this year!
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This pride season, we look forward to sharing stories, making memories, and spending quality time with Our Family and Yours.

Our Family Coalition advances equity for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) families with children through support, education, and advocacy.

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