Tri-County LGBT Alliance

10/10/2026

Love Wins.
Every Time.

10/09/2026

"Come join us on Sunday, Oct 11th from 10-3 at Folsom City Lions Park for Folsom Family Pride 2nd annual pride festival!

Children welcome -- special activities include Farmer Chuck's Stuffie Farm (also open to adults and well-behaved dogs), free train tickets for the first 100 kids (12 and under), additional children's booths include WASH and Li'l Folks, Folsom Q***r Community. And... a scavenger hunt with a really cool prize!

Adults -- so many booths for y'all. Last count was 100 vendors/artisans/non-profit booths. Scavenger hunt for y'all, too!

Family friendly drag, burlesque, music including Lizz Shine & the HRT, The Sacarmento Gay Mens Chorus, KC Shane. Great food including vegan and gluten-free options.

And, a silent auction with a bunch of cool donations. My favorite is a limited edition, signed gicleé by Brian Wallace Art created specially for us. Smaller (12x18") limited number (1-100) signed prints also for sale at the merch tent along with Folsom Family Pride merch."

We are so excited to welcome you all! Please come and celebrate with us! All details on our IG/FB and

Folsom Family Pride celebrates LGBTQIA+ visibility, community, and year-round connection in Folsom, CA through events and outreach.

10/08/2026

Do you have questions about how recent federal policy changes have impacted access to gender-affirming care for youth?

Do you find it difficult to understand or keep up with these changes as policies continue to shift rapidly?

If you answered "Yes" to either of these questions, please join us! A professional guest speaker will be available to provide information and answer questions.

📆 Tuesday, October 13th
📍 Gender Health Center: 3823 V Street, Sacramento CA
⏰ 6p-7:30p

Q&A is hosted by GHC's Trans Family Night

09/02/2026

08/31/2026

A decade in the making, Placer County celebrated its new Pride Center with a vibrant Open House today.

Would you visit a Pride Center in Amador, Calaveras, or Tuolumne Counties?
Where would you hope it would be?
And what would you want to see there?

Placer LGBTQ+ Center is an affirming community space in Roseville, CA serving LGBTQ+ people and allies across Placer County.

08/27/2026

"In the 200s AD, the Roman emperor Elagabalus was known for dressing in women’s clothing and requesting to be called “Lady” instead of “Lord.”

In the mid 1600s, Queen Christina’s decision to abdicate the Swedish throne rather than marry a man fueled rumors that she was attracted to women."

Recognizing and preserving history cannot be subject to censorship.

As a civil servant, Katherine Ott took an oath to uphold the Constitution. To them, that means preserving q***r history.

08/26/2026

When the K*K tried to block Gay people from entering Dollywood, Dolly Parton had one answer.

“Am I going to say they’re not welcome here? Of course not.”

In 1991, when thousands of Gay men were dying of AIDS and country music barely acknowledged we existed, Dolly released one of the earliest country songs to say the word “gay.”

“Some are preachers, some are gay… But not a one is turned away when it’s family.”

Years later, when transgender musician Our Lady J needed surgery her insurance wouldn’t cover. She organized a benefit to raise the money herself.

When Dolly was asked to write a song for Transamerica, a movie about a transgender woman fighting to finally live as herself, she watched an unfinished version of the film.

She woke up the next morning and wrote “Travelin’ Thru.” It earned her an Oscar nomination.

And sometimes Dolly’s love was simply joyful…

She once secretly entered a Dolly Parton look-alike contest at a gay bar filled with drag queens.

She made her hair bigger. Her makeup heavier. Her beauty mark darker.

Nobody recognized her.

Dolly Parton lost.

In 2023, when Tennessee passed laws targeting trans people and drag performers, Dolly was asked what she thought.

She mentioned the Gay, le***an and trans people in her own family and life.

“I know and love them all, and I do not judge.”

She said she had watched how deeply it hurt them to be attacked simply for being who they were.

“They cannot help that any more than I can help being Dolly Parton.”

Rest in Power, Dolly 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

08/20/2026

The legacy of Lavender Country lives on in a new generation of q***r country artists.