Shirts Off Sundays

Dore Alley's legendary fair spills into Lone Star for an all-day dance marathon that's part social scene, part serious party. Doors open at noon and the crowd builds all afternoon and into the night — Paul Goodyear and Ben Fonik are on the decks, with NYC's boj headlining after last year's standout set. This is the kind of event where people actually connect on the dance floor.

Cool off from Dore Alley Fair on the SF Eagle's patio with International Mr. Leather 2026 and Honey Davenport spinning the first two hours. After the DJ set wraps, stick around for a public meet-and-greet with the legend herself. Sexy vibes, leather community energy, and the kind of afternoon that reminds you why summer in SOMA is unbeatable.

Sunday Funday in the Castro gets hedonistic at Popper Slut Disco — a weekly underwear dance party that starts at 5pm and goes all night. The Beaux go-go dancers are out in full force, bartenders are slingin' drinks in their skivvies, and resident VJs Aki & Deft are dropping pop, dance, and hip-hop videos on the big screens. Free clothing check if you want to dance in your underwear, or stay dressed — either way, the vibe is sexy and uninhibited. BOGO well cocktails and shots from 5-9pm, no cover charge.

Sunday nights at The Edge belong to the showtunes crowd — expect a room full of people who know every word, a piano player ready to take requests, and the kind of theatrical energy that only happens when queer folks get together to celebrate the music they love. It's irreverent, it's fun, and it's become a Castro institution.

Monday nights at Lone Star belong to knitters and crocheters who actually show up to make something with their hands and hang out with people who get it. Beginner or experienced, bring your needles and join a room full of creative folks doing their thing — no judgment, just good company and the kind of vibe that makes a weeknight feel like it matters.