Diversionary Theater
web site: www.diversionary.org
e-mail: byoung@diversionary.org
phone: (619) 220-6830 (office), (619) 220-0097 (box office)
address: 4545 Park Blvd., Suite 101, San Diego, CA 92116
Presents quality professional theater to and about the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender community to all of southern California.

Gay Men's Chorus of San Diego
web site: www.sdmc.org
e-mail: info@sdmc.org
phone: (619) 275-ARTS (2787)
address: PO BOX 86768, San Diego, CA 92138-6765
A chorus of openly gay men singing proudly about all aspects of gay life, emphasizing pride through musical excellence, community service and outrageous fun.

In aChord
web site: www.inachord.org
e-mail: info@inachord.org
phone: (619) 501-1071
In aChord is a small men's vocal ensemble that provides high quality performances in the Jazz/Pop genre. The group entertains with unique and innovative musical arrangements, tight harmonies, and light hearted choreography, singing anything from boogie-woogie, to bop, to a cappella numbers with a slightly tongue-in-cheek, nostalgic style.

The Old Globe Theatre
web site: www.theoldglobe.org
e-mail: tickets@theoldglobe.org
phone: (619)234-5623
address: PO Box 122171, San Diego, CA 92112-2171
The Old Globe produces 15 plays annually on our three stages, including musicals, new works, classic dramas and comedies, and Shakespeare. Pre-show parties now available for the GLBT theatre-lovers.

R. I. S. E. Art Group
e-mail: RiseArtSD@yahoo.com
phone: (619) 299-0500
address: PO Box 33227, San Diego, CA 92163
Real Individuals Seeking Expression (R.I.S.E.) is committed to promote and empower the artistry of San Diego's GLBT community. The group will bring together visual and performing artists including gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender individuals and will provide these artists opportunities to connect with each other, existing organizations, and their supporters. Our mission is to enhance the visibility and publicity of affiliated artists. Through our efforts we aim to increase the awareness and appreciation of the arts with the ultimate goal of supporting creativity in San Diego's GLBT community.

San Diego Art & Sol
website: www.sandiegoartandsol.com
phone: (619) 557-2844
Thousands of arts and culture events, numerous cultural itineraries, arts and culture packages and links to over 500 arts and culture groups: everything you need to know about the San Diego region's arts and culture offerings is at San Diego Art + Sol.

San Diego Art Institute
web site: www.sandiego-art.org
The mission of SDAI, since 1941, is to advance the visual arts through exhibition, outreach and education, accomplished by: service to artists; promotion of public awareness and appreciation of the visual artists of the San Diego region; advocating for the support of the visual arts;
providing resources and encouraging the professional development of artists. SDAI endeavors to support the making of quality art in all media, as a reflection of the San Diego area’s diverse population, available and accessible to the community; to provide a nurturing environment for artists ’ professional development; promulgating local, national and international recognition; and by connecting artists with the potential for increasing income and exhibition opportunities.

San Diego Men's Chorus
www: www.sandiegomenschorus.org
e-mail: info@sandiegomenschorus.org
phone: (619) 296-SONG (7664)
address: P.O. Box 33825, San Diego, CA 92163-3825
The San Diego Men's Chorus is an ensemble dedicated to excellence in the performance and advancement of the broad range of men's choral literature. SDMC builds a sense of community and positive self-image among gay men and lesbians, and provides important bridges of understanding to the public at large.

San Diego Women's Chorus

phone: (619) 291-FEMM
website: http://www.sdwc.net/
The San Diego Women's Chorus is a feminist-spirited community chorus that welcomes all women who love to sing. The non-audition chorus is dedicated to women's expression, diversity and creativity through music and is committed to performing songs of peace, human dignity, love, cultural diversity, and the celebration of all women. The members of SDWC are people with a strong sense of social conscience who work to entertain, educate and inspire our communities.

The Shared Heart
web site: http://world.std.com/~shheart/sh_index2.html
e-mail: shheart@world.std.com
The Shared Heart is a touring exhibition of photographs with text and a book, created to bring affirming images of lesbian, gay, and bisexual young people into high schools, colleges, and workplaces. The project is an educational vehicle designed to encourage an appreciation for the value of diversity and supports the development of safe and healthy environments in which all young people can learn and thrive.

Wild Jammin’ Women Music Camp
web site: www.wildjamminwomen.com
email: masagoetz@worldnet.att.net
phone: 858-270-7922
address: 1319 Missouri St. San Diego, CA 92109
Wild Jammin' Women is a non-profit* which seeks to create a community of women joined in music. Women who want to sing, play their guitars, and make music together regardless of ability or experience can do so at the “Wild Jammin’ Women” music camp.

WorldBeat Cultural Center
phone:619. 230.1190
web: www.worldbeatcenter.org
address: 2100 Park Blvd San Diego Ca 92101
A non-profit multi-cultural arts organization. We are dedicated to promoting, presenting & preserving the African & Indigenous cultures of the world through Music, Art, Dance, Education & Technology.

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