SF Queer Leather Happy Hour: Folsom Edition

Every Monday night, Dana brings her legendary Big Ass Book of songs to the Eagle—a collection so eclectic and unexpected you'll find yourself belting out tracks you never knew you wanted to karaoke to. 8pm til close, it's the kind of reliably fun weekly ritual that keeps people coming back.

Kick off Folsom Friday the right way — muscle, leather, and relentless beats. Boot Camp brings together the leather community for a night of dancing and connection, with DJs Dawphin and Michael Leathers spinning from 9 PM to 2 AM. This is the warm-up that sets the tone for the weekend.

An afternoon dance party for dads and their admirers, running 3pm to 8pm with rotating DJs spinning throughout. Early bird pricing ($15 before 4pm) makes it easy to catch the whole vibe without breaking the bank.

Hard time on and off the dance floor—Cell Blok is back for another year of Folsom Street Fair Weekend intensity at the Eagle. Expect a packed room of boys ready to dance, sweat, and have a seriously good time from 9 PM until 2 AM.

The Eagle's legendary plaza party returns for Folsom Edition — a seven-hour daylong celebration with rotating DJs (Jumper, Phil B, and Brady Prince) keeping the energy high from noon through early evening, then Disco Daddy takes over until 2am. It's the kind of all-day outdoor gathering that brings the whole community together.

The Eagle's legendary disco celebration returns — a night of pure dance floor energy, spinning the hits that defined an era, and a room full of people who know how to move. Disco Daddy Folsom is the kind of event that reminds you why this venue has been the heart of San Francisco's queer nightlife for decades.