SF Pride Sunday at Beaux

Pride Weekend brunch with rotating drag performances, champagne, mimosas, and Taco Boys tacos. The Castro's go-to Saturday drag show fills up fast — reserve ahead for a table and settle in for two hours of performances, boozy specials, and the kind of midday energy that makes brunch actually worth getting up for. $15 cover on Pride weekend.

The biggest BIPOC Pride party in the Castro goes all day and all night. Four rotating DJs (SRGT DIE WEISS, AKI, LU, FREE FREDDIE), fierce drag performances from Mercedez Munro and Terrill Grimes Munro, and wild go-go dancers keep the energy relentless from 4pm straight through to 4am. This is US's fifth year celebrating BIPOC excellence at Pride—come ready to dance, celebrate, and be part of something that matters.

Pride Week 2026 hits Beaux with everything on the table — expect a packed dance floor, top-tier entertainment, and a room full of people ready to celebrate. This is the Castro's biggest Pride moment, and Beaux is going all out to make it unforgettable.

Pride weekend drag brunch at Beaux means one extended show from 1-3pm, packed with Bay Area drag talent, champagne toasts, mimosas, and Taco Boys tacos. It's the kind of afternoon that starts with bottomless drinks and ends with glitter everywhere — exactly what a Castro institution does best.

Sunday afternoons in the Castro just got a lot hotter. Popper Slut Disco is the weekly underwear dance party that kicks off right after drag brunch—a dark, sweaty, unapologetic celebration of bodies and beats. The Beaux go-go boys are there to turn heads, the bartenders are slingin' drinks in their skivvies, and VJs Aki & Deft keep the pop and hip-hop videos flowing. Free clothes check means you can dance in your underwear on the main floor or chill in the blue velvet lounge upstairs. Buy-one-get-one well cocktails and shots run 5–9pm. No cover, no judgment, just pure Sunday Funday energy.

Nine years running, Pan Dulce is the Castro's most reliably packed Latin humpday — and this anniversary edition brings RuPaul's Drag Race Mexico queen Argennis live, plus a crew of LA and SD go-go dancers, DJs Jaffeth and Vicky Cristina Barcelona, and the kind of crowd that knows how to dance. Eight trophy boys, strong drinks, and 400+ people who show up every week for a reason.