Golden Dildeaux Awards Ceremony

Pride season at SF Eagle gets a dance floor takeover — Pop Slutz brings the energy, the beats, and a room full of people ready to celebrate. Expect high-octane pop hits, a packed crowd, and the kind of night that reminds you why Pride is about letting loose with your people.

Enrollment is open for Daddy Daycare — DAD SF's Pride weekend celebration that transforms the SF Eagle's patio into a sun-soaked dance floor. A daytime party built for the daddy community and everyone who loves them, with good vibes and plenty of room to move.

Rope Burn SF brings their signature rope bondage social to the Eagle—a hands-on evening where you can watch pro riggers and experienced instructors demo rope suspension techniques, ask questions, and connect with folks who share this passion. Whether you're curious or already deep in the scene, it's a welcoming space to learn, watch, and be part of the community.

A hanky party that celebrates kink through the language of color — find your people by the bandana in your back pocket and the DJ beats spinning all night. Sindri from Cock Bar L.A. and JenDM are behind the decks, and the vibe is unapologetically sex-positive and community-driven. Early bird tickets available on Eventbrite.

SF Eagle's answer to the massive Pride festival — a smaller, scrappier celebration that feels like it's actually for the community. Thunderpuss headlines the stage alongside SF local legend Stefaine Phillips, with six hours of music and dancing that's way more intimate than the downtown crowds. Free and 21+, 1pm-7pm.

Disco Daddy Pride brings the heat to SF Eagle with a night built for bears, daddies, and everyone who loves them — think spinning disco balls, live DJs keeping the floor packed, and a room full of people ready to celebrate. It's Pride season at one of the city's most legendary leather bars, which means the energy is unmatched and the crowd knows how to have a genuinely good time. Expect the kind of night where the music doesn't stop, the drinks flow, and you leave wondering why you don't do this every Sunday.