The Rainbow Honor Walk, located in San Francisco’s world-famous neighborhood Castro district, features bronze sidewalk plaques that honor Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer individuals who have made a significant impact in global history. The board, formed in 2008 by local community members and allies, is a 501 (C)(3) non-profit organization.

It's main objective is to recognize and highlight the achievements and contributions to humankind made by LGBTQ people. Now spanning many city blocks, the Rainbow Honor Walk public art installation is an educational and inspirational walk among some of the world's greatest LGBTQ pioneers. Discover how these brave individuals persevered while facing immense oppression and adversity. Learn More

NAVIGATION:

The Rainbow Honor Walk starts on the 2200 block of Market at 15th & Sanchez, > continues south on Market to Castro Street, > then south on Castro Street from the 400 block to the 500 block, > and then turns right/west on 19th Street. 

Even addresses are on the north and west sides of streets.  Odd addresses are on the south and east sides of streets. (STAG & MANOR: 2327 Market. Castro Theatre: 429 Castro. Harvey's Camera Shop: 575 Castro.)

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