CalPride Stanislaus

09/04/2026

09/03/2026

Read September's Issue of our Quarterly Newsletter Here: https://canva.link/noqfnb9sxairuxe

09/01/2026

Happy September, everybody!

A new month means a whole new calendar of ways to spend time with your community, and September is packed with opportunities to connect, learn, create, find support, and simply enjoy being together at CalPride Stanislaus.

Along with our regular peer support groups and programs like Our Stories, We Thrive, Constellated, Transcendence, Body Positive, Gamers Lounge, Tea & Tarot, and the Senior Gay Men’s Coffee Social, we have some special things happening this month!

We’re heading back out to Oakdale and Riverbank for the Coffee Socials, bringing community together for Adult Bingo at Splash, and launching our new Special Interest Skill Share where we’ll be inviting community members to share and teach. We’ll also have two Neurodivergence & the Q***r Perspective groups this month with La Familia!

On September 25, join us for our HIV/AIDS Awareness Ofrenda, a space to remember, honor, and recognize the lives, history, and loved ones connected to the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

Then on September 26, we’re ending the month with something a little silly and a lot q***r: G**s Eating Garlic Bread at Graceda Park. Bring your own garlic bread, and if you’re feeling generous, bring some to share!

Whether you’re looking for support, friendship, resources, something new to try, or just somewhere to spend a few hours with people in your community, there’s a place for you here.

Check out our September calendar, find something that sounds like you, and come hang out with us. Better yet, send this calendar to someone who might need a little more community in their month. We’ll see you around Stanislaus County!

08/27/2026

As National Community Health Worker Week comes to a close, we want to take a moment to celebrate Ana, Julian, James, and Greg and recognize all they do for our community. Each of them brings their own experience, care, and dedication to this work, helping people find resources, navigate services, feel supported, and know they have someone in their corner. Community Health Workers are important because they understand the communities they serve and work every day to make support easier to reach. We are incredibly proud of Ana, Julian, James, and Greg for the time, patience, and heart they continue to put into becoming Community Health Workers and serving people throughout Stanislaus County. This week is about recognizing them, their hard work, and the difference they make every day. Please join us in celebrating our Community Health Workers and thanking them for everything they bring to our community.

08/25/2026