Filth

Wednesday nights belong to the women, gays, and theys ready to test new material and support each other's comedy. Hysteria is where the Bay Area's queer comedians come to hone their craft in front of a room that actually gets the jokes — no pretense, just funny people doing funny things.

Meet the SF K9 Unit pups and their handlers at a dog-friendly afternoon gathering at the Eagle. Bring your own furry friends or just come hang out with the pack — it's a casual, community-minded way to connect with other dog lovers in the queer scene. The venue is mostly wheelchair accessible; let staff know if you need assistance with the few steps to the mosh area.

First Saturday at the Eagle is all about leather, kink, and unapologetic fun — a night packed with horny hunks, primal energy, and plenty of play spaces for whatever you're into. Old-school Eagle action at its finest: spanking, stuffing, and the kind of frenzied testosterone-fueled scene that keeps people coming back. 9pm till late.

Stuart Bousel's bold new play lands at the Eagle for a one-night-only run—a powerful story staged in the heart of SOMA's queer community. This is theater that belongs in a space like this: raw, unapologetic, and made for the people who'll get it most. August 4th at 7 PM.

A monthly showcase where queer playwrights, actors, and songwriters get first peeks at new works in progress. Writers bring short pieces to be read aloud; performers step up to present their own material; everyone else shows up to watch, drink, and be part of something genuinely creative. It's the kind of event where you never know what you're going to see, and that's exactly the point.

The leather community's monthly gathering for folks who live it, love it, or just want to be around it — a first Friday tradition that's been going strong for over 15 years. Come cruise, reconnect with regulars, meet someone new, or just soak in unapologetic queer joy in a room full of your people.