Hump Day Wednesday

The 31st annual Pink Triangle lights up Twin Peaks for Pride Month—a massive illuminated beacon visible from miles away that honors LGBTQ+ history and resilience. Volunteer to help install this iconic symbol, then return for the June 7th commemoration ceremony featuring city leaders, drag legends, the SF Pride Band, and performances celebrating community and resistance. The triangle stays lit through June 28th.

First Saturday of the month means it's time for Boom Boom — Melanie Sparks hosting while DJs Leandro and Leo keep the dance floor moving with Brazilian beats. The kind of night where the energy builds steadily and everyone's there for the same reason: to dance. Doors at 9pm.

Disco takes over Lone Star with Sir Ellis on the decks — expect a dance floor packed with the bear community ready to move, classic disco grooves, and that perfect Saturday night energy that keeps people dancing till late. It's the kind of night that reminds you why this place has been a landmark for over three decades.

First Saturday at the Eagle is for the leather and kink crowd ready to let loose. Packed dance floor, play spaces, and a room full of people who came to get down and dirty — this is old-school Eagle energy at its rawest. Horny, primal, unapologetic. Arrive ready.

A late-night dance party where the dress code is more of a suggestion — leather, gear, and whatever makes you feel powerful. The Stud's iconic dance floor gets rowdy on Saturday nights, and this is the kind of event where showing up in your best (or least) is half the fun.

Saturday and Sunday drag brunches at 12:30pm and 2:30pm — rotating Bay Area queens and kings performing while you work through champagne, mimosas, and tacos from Taco Boys. Two seatings, a two-drink minimum, and a room that fills up fast. This is the Castro's most reliably fun weekend brunch, the kind of place where a birthday becomes a story.