Come enjoy the sun, music, flora, and friends in the beautiful National AIDS Memorial Grove. This event is open to all flow artists – fanning, flagging, poi, staff, hoopers, and their supporters. Flags are available for use or just relax and take in the fun dance music and colorful visuals. Bring a beverage, a lunch, something (non-plastic/grass-friendly) to sit on, and enjoy!
Music By: Kimberly S
DJ Kimberly S brings energy, heart, and a signature sound that fills every dance floor with joy. Blending uplifting house, soulful grooves, and high-energy anthems, she creates feel-good sets that connect with crowds and keep the momentum soaring.
From her longtime residency at The Abbey in West Hollywood to unforgettable performances at The Factory Nightclub and White Party Palm Springs, Kimberly has become a beloved name on dance floors around the world—including right here in San Francisco, where she’s thrilled to return for Flagging In The Park.
You can listen to Kimberly S’s music here:
SoundCloud: djkimberlys
Instagram: djkimberlysofficial
Facebook: djkimberlysofficial
About Our Beneficiary: Oasis Legal Services
Oasis Legal Services is an amazing nonprofit helping LGBTQ+ immigrants who have faced violence or discrimination just for being who they are, whether it’s because of their sexuality, gender identity, or HIV status. Oasis steps in to support people at a very critical point in their journey; deciding whether it’s safe to return to their country of origin, weighing the risk of actual harm or even death.
Oasis gives these folks free legal help and connects them with support services to rebuild their lives in California. Since starting in 2017, they help more than 800 people every year and they win 99% of their legal cases!
They’re not just about paperwork either. Oasis also trains lawyers, speaks out for immigrant rights, and makes sure LGBTQ+ immigrants are treated with dignity and respect.
They’re based in downtown Berkeley, with a second office in Fresno, and are leading the way in helping low-income LGBTQ+ immigrants find safety, support, and hope.
Social Media:
@oasislegal on Instagram
@oasislegal on X
@oasislegalservices on Facebook
Where to Go: National AIDS Memorial Grove
Taking public transportation is encouraged since finding a place for your car can be challenging. Never been there? We suggest you pair up with someone who has. If you drive, go early for better parking
What to Expect
The AIDS Memorial Grove is a gorgeously secluded meadow near the East end of Golden Gate Park. Often the fog is licking at the sky above - especially in the summer, bring sunscreen and a wrap. Bring something to sit on; pack a lunch or bring snacks and beverages; flags are available for use; usually a few furry friends roaming. There are little or no services nearby but port-a-potties will be available. Our DJ spins vocal fun-filled dance music, and flow artists eagerly enjoy and share their art with newcomers. There is no pressure to participate -- come relax and take in the color and beauty of our tribe!
2025 Partners
Flagging In The Park is a program of Grass Roots Gay Rights Foundation (GRGRF), which continues to support us with a $2,000 matching grant for each of our 2025 events. As always, it takes a village to make this happen! FITP would not be possible without the support of our incredible partners: the National AIDS Memorial, Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, Flagger Central, The Lookout, Ryan Clouse (graphics), our generous donors— who ensure every dollar collected in the Grove goes to our beneficiaries—and the many volunteers who bring it all together. Be sure to show them some love and let them know you appreciate their support!
2025 Production Team
Amy Lam, Fiona Davidson Fraser, Jack Whiteford, Jeff Kennedy, Markus Thorndike, Michael Rackley, Tom Steele, William Barros, Zach Warner, and Xavier Caylor
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