Arktoi & Friends

A Tuesday evening of live music and community at The Stud, San Francisco's historic worker-owned cooperative nightclub. Urban Harmonies brings together local performers and queer audiences for an intimate night of sound and connection in one of the city's most iconic venues.

Truck is The Stud's midweek dance party built for people who actually want to dance — tight sound, rotating DJs who know how to read a room, and a floor that fills up with folks ready to move. It's the kind of night where the energy builds naturally, the music hits different, and you leave knowing exactly why you showed up on a Wednesday. 21+.

Every Friday all season long, The Stud becomes ground zero for All Stars 11 chaos — doors at 7, show at 8, and Queen Curveball hosting the whole beautiful mess. It's the kind of night where the commentary is as entertaining as the runway, and everyone's got a drink in hand and an opinion ready to go.

The Stud kicks off Pride Month with a legendary lineup that sets the tone for the season — James Axon, Bev Chills, DJ Mama San, and Peer Pressure on the decks, plus live art from Grizzley Claire. Doors open at 10pm for what's shaping up to be one of the city's best Pride week nights.

A late-night dance party where the dress code is more of a suggestion — leather, gear, and whatever makes you feel powerful. The Stud's iconic dance floor gets rowdy on Saturday nights, and this is the kind of event where showing up in your best (or least) is half the fun.

Tuesday evening at The Stud where people working in or passionate about nonprofit work actually get to relax together — no elevator pitches required. It's the kind of gathering where you'll find yourself talking to someone doing community organizing, another person running a mutual aid network, and someone who just wants to be around folks who care about making things better. Cheap drinks, good company, and a historic queer bar that's been a community anchor since 1966.