Wild Cards

Monday nights at Powerhouse belong to Glamamore and crew—a drag party that actually delivers on the promise of fresh beats, live performance, and a room that knows how to have a good time. It's the kind of night that keeps people coming back.

San Francisco's longest-running underwear party keeps Thursday nights at Powerhouse exactly as they should be — minimal clothes, maximum cruising, and a dance floor that doesn't quit. Underwear drink specials, free coat check, go-go dancers, and a rotating crew of hosts who know how to keep the energy up. This is the real deal: raw, unapologetic, and exactly what the leather district does best.

FLEX is the muscle worship event built for big men and their admirers — think go-go dancers, on-stage flexing, and a relentless stream of classic muscle porn and bodybuilder videos to keep the energy high all night. There's a bicep contest at midnight with prizes from sponsors, plus a hands-on meet-and-greet with competing bodybuilders. It's unapologetic, it's hot, and it's exactly what it says on the tin.

First Saturday of every month, Juanita MORE! and Glamamore bring their legendary drag alchemy to Powerhouse — selecting one lucky audience member for a full-fantasy makeover live on stage. Watch them tuck, tape, shape, and glue a complete transformation, then send the newbie baby out onto the dance floor to debut their new drag self. It's part beauty pageant, part ritual, entirely unforgettable.

The leather community's Sunday tradition — a free afternoon at Powerhouse where the dress code is optional and the vibe is unapologetically authentic. This is where the scene gathers, slings are in use, and nobody's pretending to be anything other than what they are. A raw, real space that's been holding down San Francisco's leather heritage for decades.

The second Wednesday open-stage drag show where anyone can perform — first-timers, seasoned queens, or anyone curious about trying drag for the first time. Bring a thumb drive with your track, hit the stage, and feed off the crowd's chaotic, welcoming energy. It's less polished cabaret, more community playground where experimental performances and genuine fun are the whole point.