The museum transforms into a dance floor with DJs and artist activations for the annual party that raises funds for education and family programs.
Marking the 30th anniversary of this classic work of LGBTQ+ cinema, the actor and the film’s directors stop by the screening for a conversation about the documentary’s enduring legacy.
The dance community comes together to host classes, workshops, and performances across a variety of styles.
Delight in custom-designed rooms throughout a 10,000-square-foot Queen Anne-style Victorian in Pacific Heights, and leave with some aspirational ideas.
Get hyped for the season with a Ballhalla-themed evening featuring a visit from Violet, announcer Jaime Coffee, and slam-dunk challenges.
The “Queer Eye” star does more than just makeovers. Get ready for a laugh during this unfiltered stand-up set.
Gain new appreciation for the soundtrack as the San Francisco Symphony performs it alongside the movie.
A roaming motorcycle that’s part art installation, part karaoke booth, is popping up at the Asian Art Museum as a tribute to the Bay Area’s Filipino community, with a free variety show Sunday.
This contemporary production reinterpreting the myth of Pandora graces the stage for the last time.
The Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter pays a visit to the city, with support from Daniel Seavey and Ally Solort.
Thousands are expected to ditch work and school and gather to call for “workers’ needs over billionaires’ greed.”
Wear your sparkles and party in the name of science with cocktails and bites, plus performances from P-Lo and “RuPaul’s Drag Race” star Lady Camden.
Consider this your warmup for Portola. Lake headlines back-to-back warehouse performances with support from Salute, Jackie Hollander, and other electronic producers.
At this free event, watch the executive chef of Mister Jiu’s and Moongate Lounge cook dishes using farmers market produce — and sample his creations. Afterward, head to Book Passage for Jew’s cookbook signing (opens in new tab).
Dive into the history of the Etruscans, who lived in Italy for a millennium before the rise of the Roman Empire, at this exhibition’s opening weekend.
Sip teas from more than 30 international vendors and hear from experts in the industry.
Bring out the bibs! The Mission restaurant serves all-you-can-eat crawfish, funnel cake, and more to bring a taste of the South to SF.
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