Dirty Musical Sundays

Powerhouse's weekly Sunday gathering for the leather and cruising community. A no-frills night where the scene shows up to connect, cruise, and be part of the city's most authentic leather bar culture. Sunday nights at Powerhouse are where the community comes together.

Sunday nights at Powerhouse bring the leather community together for a weekly gathering at San Francisco's iconic cruise and leather bar. It's the kind of reliable, unpretentious scene where regulars know the vibe and newcomers find their people — raw, authentic, and unapologetically itself.

An all-out immersive post-apocalyptic experience built for the industrial, goth, and electronic underground. Aggrotech, industrial, goth, and EDM collide on the dance floor at SF Eagle—expect dark aesthetics, heavy beats, and a crowd that lives for this sound. Sunday nights at 9pm.

The third anthology from DOPAMINE Books explores the clown in all its forms—from the vulnerability of falling in love to the subversive magic of not giving a fuck. This collection of poetry, fiction, screenplay, and more features work from Megan Milks, Tania De Rozario, Nicole J. Georges, Julián Delgado Lopera, Justin Chin, Andrea Lawlor, and other queer voices who find liberation in the archetype. Michelle Tea hosts an evening that gets under your skin and liberates your own inner clown, be it smart-ass, trickster, or holy fool.

The weekly Monday night gathering at San Francisco's legendary leather bar — a standing tradition in the city's cruising and leather community. Powerhouse's raw, industrial vibe and authentic atmosphere draw regulars and newcomers alike who come for the scene, the sling room, and the unfiltered energy that defines this historic Folsom Street institution.

Amoura Teese hosts karaoke every Monday at 8pm — free entry, drink specials all night, and a room full of people ready to cheer you on or steal the spotlight. Whether you're belting out your go-to anthem or just here for the performances, it's the kind of Monday reset that actually makes sense.