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Corazón Latino Pride takes over Beaux for a Friday night celebration centered on a Karol G tribute, with drag pop-ups, go-go dancers from LA, San Diego, and the Bay Area, and DJ Ben spinning Latin, reggaeton, cumbia, and merengue until 3am. It's the kind of Pride weekend energy that makes the Castro what it is—packed dance floor, strong drinks, and a room that knows how to move.

Friday and Saturday nights at Aunt Charlie's belong to Gina La Divina and the Hot Boxxx Girls—a rotating cast of seasoned drag performers who've earned their legendary status the hard way. The $65,000 Silicone Wonder hosts the show while DJ Vicki Marlane keeps the energy moving. It's the kind of drag show that's been a Tenderloin institution for decades, drawing everyone from underground club kids to curious newcomers. Five-dollar cover, cheap drinks, and performances that remind you why this bar matters to the community.

A daytime march and rally bringing together allies and the broader community to march toward Pride. Organized by Indivisible SF and SF Pride, this is about showing up together and making space for everyone in the celebration.

Two days of resistance and joy at Civic Center Plaza — the free celebration that keeps Pride loud and accessible to everyone. Six community stages showcase everything from the Soul of Pride and Latin Stage to the legendary Sundance Saloon's two-stepping and the spiritual Faery Freedom Village. World-class entertainment on the Main Stage, a massive street fair supporting local queer creators and grassroots organizations, plus community spaces exploring everything from leather culture to cheerleading performances. This is what happens when an entire community gathers without barriers.

The SF Dyke March is a grassroots celebration and mobilization of dyke, queer, bisexual, and transgender communities. This volunteer-led march gathers at Dolores Park and moves through the Mission District, bringing together folks who show up for each other and their neighborhoods. It's Pride on their own terms.

Pride Weekend brunch with rotating drag performances, champagne, mimosas, and Taco Boys tacos. The Castro's go-to Saturday drag show fills up fast — reserve ahead for a table and settle in for two hours of performances, boozy specials, and the kind of midday energy that makes brunch actually worth getting up for. $15 cover on Pride weekend.