Got Leather?
Folsom Street Fair, Sunday, Sept. 26, is one of the largest street fairs in the world, encompassing 13 city blocks and including more than 400,000 people. While it welcomes the broad spectrum of South of Market lifestyles, including Leather, BDSM, uniforms, fetish and other alternatives, Folsom Street Fair also raises money for a variety of local charitable organizations. This year’s fair from 11 am – 6 pm features two live stages, 250 booths, hot food and cold drinks, artists and more. Saturday night, Sept. 25, is Magnitude the no-holds-barred dance party at 525 Harrison St. 10 pm – 4 am with international DJ Manny Lehman.
Need a Ladies' Night Out? Betty Knows Where to Go
Since 2003, entrepreneur and activist Betty Sullivan has provided an email and online information service making it easy to find out about important events, services and products with special emphasis on the needs of the lesbian and women’s community. From special Ladies’ Nights Out at popular restaurants to book clubs, from Smart Women Business Network to regular Dolores Park Café live music gatherings, and from outdoor adventures to a complete calendar of charitable events, Betty's List keeps thousands of women and interested men informed and aware.
Drag Yourself to Sunday Brunch
Now in its fifth year, Harry Denton and Donna Sachet present Sunday’s A Drag, a classic Sunday gourmet brunch followed by live drag entertainment, featuring elaborate costuming, dramatic performances, and hilarious comedy. Not since the legendary Finocchio's in North Beach closed its doors in 1999 after more than 60 years has San Francisco had such a perfect drag revue. Suitable for any age over 18 and any persuasion, this popular show attracts audiences of locals and tourists alike with shows at noon and 2:30 pm every Sunday in Harry Denton’s Starlight Room atop the Sir Francis Drake hotel, 450 Powell St., in Union Square.
Hello, Lovers (of All Kinds)
Photo by Geof Teague
Celebrate the love at San Francisco’s LovEvolution Oct. 2. The annual dance music parade and festival features a participatory parade with more than two dozen floats culminating in a giant outdoor dance club at Civic Center Plaza. If you don’t end up dancing your heart out at LovEvolution, check out the Castro Street Fair Oct. 3. Arts and crafts booths, live entertainment, dancing and music are all part of the fun at this street festival in the heart of the Castro. Or if you’re more of a literary type, the citywide Litquake is Oct. 8-16 and showcases hundreds of the Bay Area’s finest writers for a week of readings, discussions, films, cross-media happenings and more. These events only scratch the surface of upcoming unique happenings… so much to do, so little time. To view more upcoming events visit Only in San Francisco.
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