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The 15 best events in San Francisco this week, from Porch...
Stephanie Gerson · 2026-05-27 · via The San Francisco Standard

‘Pacific Standard Time’ live (opens in new tab)

At this taping of The Standard’s podcast, host Emily Dreyfuss sits down with wealth and power reporter Emily Shugerman and politics editor Hannah Wiley to unpack the mega-donors, nebulously-named PACs, and power brokers quietly shaping what and who ends up on your ballot.

A cozy room with a diverse group of people listening to three speakers seated in front of a large “TOGETHER” mural featuring a woman with folded arms.
Source: Minh Connors for The Standard

Website
Tickets (opens in new tab)

Opening hours
Wednesday, May 27, 6 to 7 p.m.

Address
Manny’s (opens in new tab)

AAPI Cocktail Week (opens in new tab)

Catch a sunset luau, night market, and other boozy happenings in the final days of this Bay Area cocktail culture celebration.

Website
Tickets (opens in new tab)

Date and time
Wednesday, May 27, and Thursday, May 28

Address
Multiple locations (opens in new tab)


Pride artwork reception (opens in new tab)

Warm up for Pride at this free party honoring drag queen Juanita MORE! and San Francisco artist Blake Cedric.


DIØN (opens in new tab)

The DJ makes his SF debut headlining the “Throttle” techno show, with free entry before 11.


The Bay Area Pun Off (opens in new tab)

Calling all aspiring comedians and wordsmiths: Bring your jokes to the punniest evening this city has ever seen.


Boots Riley in conversation with Alexis Madrigal (opens in new tab)

Hot off the release of his film “I Love Boosters,” the Oakland-based director and musician discusses his creative process.

A person wearing a large red hat, white-framed sunglasses, and a patterned jacket raises both hands toward the camera against a red background.
Source: Getty Images for IMDb

Engage! Art, Blackness, and the Universe (opens in new tab)

CCA, MoAD, and UC Berkeley join forces for three days of talks, book signings, art workshops, and more activities inspired by artwork on view. 

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Tickets (opens in new tab)

Date and time
Thursday, May 28, to Saturday, May 30

Address
MoAD (opens in new tab)


San Francisco DocFest (opens in new tab)

Delight in a week of Bay Area independent documentaries, with directors in attendance.

Website
Tickets (opens in new tab)

Date and time
Thursday, May 28, to Thursday, June 4

Address
Multiple locations (opens in new tab)


OUT Museum opening week (opens in new tab)

The first Chinese queer museum and archive opens its doors with a full slate of events that celebrate the intersection of AAPI Heritage and Pride months.

Website
OUT Museum (opens in new tab)

Date and time
Friday, May 29, to Tuesday, June 7

Address
949 Clay St. (opens in new tab)


Brewfest (opens in new tab)

Enjoy the best of Bay Area craft beer, food trucks, and music at this benefit for the Golden Gate Parks Conservancy.

A smiling woman wearing an orange hat holds a glass of beer while carrying a small fluffy dog in a front-facing backpack at an outdoor event.
Source: Ryan Curran White/Parks Conservancy

Porchfest (opens in new tab)

The Mission’s streets, porches, and backyards host dozens of free pop-up performances by local musicians.


MAUM Market (opens in new tab)

Dozens of AAPI art, food, and craft vendors take over the Ferry Plaza for this free pop-up market.

Website
MAUM Market (opens in new tab)

Date and time
Sunday, May 31, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Address
Ferry Plaza (opens in new tab)


Found in the Fog vintage market (opens in new tab)

Sort through the treasures at this secondhand showcase benefitting Marina Middle School.


Rock and Rolls music and food festival (opens in new tab)

Close out AAPI Month at this party with performances from Ruby Ibarra, JP Breganza, and DJ Umami, plus pan-Asian bites.


SF Queer Art and Music Fest (opens in new tab)

Kick off Pride month across the Tenderloin with drag brunches, DJ sets, and a headline performance from TOKiMONSTA. 


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