Capitol City Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence

08/09/2026

We have news!

First, let's congratulate our newest FPM: Sister Poe Zest! Rise, Sister, RISE!

Second, let's congratulate our new Master of Novices, Rabbi Morrie!

Sister Poe will do amazing things for the community and Rabbi Morrie will guide and mentor our new members.

Send a message to learn more

07/24/2026

Friday, August 7th at the Sacramento Poetry Center! Event time is 7pm and this is FREE! Celebrating Bambi Lake's book of poetry DEVOUR ME, AGAIN!

Bambi Lake’s work pulses with raw memories of nights spent searching for her place. The writing is gossipy, diaristic, and armed with levity. The punk-cabaret chanteuse and underground superstar tells all. Who slept with who. What happened between the sheets. Rejections and heartbreak. Always exuding glamour and attitude.

-Blush Bullseye, The Whitney Review

07/21/2026

Congrats to Novice Sister Poe Zest on a successful Novice Project: a Banned Book reading at the Lavender Library, Archives, and Cultural Exchange (LLACE). Not only did she draw a fabulous crowd, she lined up some great material for her readers to share with the audience. Maybe we'll do this again...

07/03/2026

This will be here before you know it!!!!!

06/16/2026

Join the Capitol City Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence as they read excerpts of q***r joy from banned books!

Feel the love of our shared community and mingle with friends.

Meet us at the Lavender Library on July 18th, from 2-4 PM.

No cost for entry but donations are GLADLY accepted!

06/09/2026

As a nonprofit organization serving the LGBTQ+ community and our allies, we are committed to fostering spaces that are welcoming, respectful, inclusive, and safe for everyone who participates in our programs and events.

We are writing to inform our community that a volunteer (Sister Bon Bon aka Sister Perri Menopausal) is no longer affiliated with our organization. This decision followed concerns regarding conduct that was not consistent with our organization's values, expectations, and code of conduct.

We recognize that situations involving community members can be difficult and emotional. Out of respect for privacy and confidentiality, we will not be sharing additional details. We ask our community to refrain from speculation and to approach this matter with compassion for all involved.

As an organization, we have a responsibility to uphold the standards that help our community thrive. When concerns are brought forward, we take them seriously and review them thoughtfully, with a commitment to fairness, accountability, and community well-being.

We are grateful to the volunteers, participants, donors, and supporters who help make our work possible. Your trust is deeply important to us, and we remain dedicated to creating affirming spaces where LGBTQ+ people and our allies can connect, celebrate, and support one another.

Thank you for your continued support of our mission.

Sincerely,

The Capitol City Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence