Hoist a glass filled with vino from 20 local wineries and beverage purveyors, celebrate the resilience of the community, and raise essential funds to assist San Francisco's queer youth in finding a bright future.

Steel yourself for tales of personal LGBTQIA+ mortification, as participants in this storytelling series share hilarious, embarrassing, and even touching entries from their teen diaries, with crushing tales of first crushes galore.

The Freedom Band is a legendary LGBTQIA+ marching band that will put some boom-boom in your Pride step and rouse your festive spirit during this event, hosted by San Francisco's colorful and historical Imperial Council of drag.

Don't forget essential self-care this Pride season. Breathwork healer Peter Brandt joins grief specialist Stephanie Papadakis and meditation instructor Alex Castro for a day of connection and celebration.

An extravaganza of soul-stirring ballads and high-energy anthems performed by the Rainbow Rhapsody cabaret will get everyone juiced for the big Pride event — join in and sing along.

There's nothing fishy about showing off your Pride and dancing all evening in a giant aquarium. This special event features a full bar, DJs, exhibits, and all the marine animals you love most.

The Mission's Make-Out Room hosts some of the wildest, most offbeat dance parties in the city, spinning everything from Motown to EDM. All stops are pulled out for this Pride party — show up ready to move to the beat.

You can't get any more classically gay than a roomful of show-tune enthusiasts. Legendary hole-in-the-wall piano bar Martuni's won't disappoint, with singer Andrew Bundy leading the sing-alongs.

The name says it all here, and the location — The White Horse Inn, the Bay Area's oldest LGBTQIA+ bar — is worth a special visit on this highest of gay holidays. Bow down.

Castro Country Club is a wonderful and rare sober space for LGBTQIA+ people. For its Pride season fundraiser, drag goddesses Sister Roma and Bobby Friday present a cavalcade of bedazzling queens.

The annual Oakland Gay Men's Chorus summer concert promises to spread love and harmony through the joy of music — and add some melody to your Pride experience.

The beloved improv comedy troupe takes Pride to the extreme with its annual "30 Gay Plays in 60 Gay Minutes," offering a fast-paced cascade of wild laughs and touching moments.

Connect with LGBTQIA+ folks working in the tech industry at this Bay Area mixer, with indoor and outdoor spaces for attendees to mingle and converse with one another.

The first piece of big news about this party at rock bar Zeitgeist is that it welcomes all genders to enjoy DJs Sin Dismular and Nardi, with drag king Mudd performing. The second piece of big news? There will be a mechanical bull onsite.

Two of the Bay Area's best burlesque and drag troupes come together for a proudly queer party at Oasis, with music and dazzling performances throughout the evening.

The LGBTQIA+ country scene goes back to the 1970s, with the groundbreaking band Lavender Country paving the way. Musical descendants Secret Emchy Society, Proud Mary, and Risque Country keep the spurs a-jangling at this concert.

They're big, they're burly, and they're ready to dance. The Bearracuda party attracts gay bears like a glowing honeypot, bringing hundreds of men together to the sounds of local house legend DJ David Harness.

A roomful of sweaty, muscular leather men gyrating to the latest techno-pop remixes might be just the ticket to prepare you for a full weekend of socializing and strutting your stuff during Pride.

This year's SF Pride celebration theme is "Beacon of Love." Shine your brightest with this full pass to all official festivities, from a human rights summit and VIP City Hall celebration to delightful afterparties.

Enjoy all of the marvelous spectacle of Pride's parade and party — but with access to an exclusive bar, a comfy lounge area, and your own set of restrooms, away from the roiling crowds.

Who doesn't love a little mascara with their mimosa? The lip syncing queens of Lips & Lashes host a Pride edition of their weekly brunch, allowing you to go over the rainbow while you dig into delicious dishes like chicken and waffles.

This may be the largest Pride party outside of Pride itself, with dozens of DJs pumping out house and disco beats on several stages. Detroit's incredible DJ Holographic headlines.

True gay party fiends know the Pittsburgh scene is so hot right now, so of course SF's terrific Hard French party is flying the folks behind PGH's Honcho techno party out for a daytime Pride fiesta.

One of Pride SF's official parties gets you into the spirit with a bevy of fabulous lesbian and trans DJs playing house and hip-hop — plus a rave room featuring the awesome Histrionixx crew upstairs.

Making a triumphant return, Ginger's bar downtown finally reopens after its closure during the early months of the pandemic. A stacked lineup of local drag queens and DJs helps the venue throw open its doors during this party on Pride weekend.

Anabel Englund, LGBTQIA+ advocate and singer behind the chart-topping dance hit “So Hot”, headlines this Pride celebration at glitzy SoMa nightclub Audio SF.

Looking to party all night and then go straight to the parade? Afterglow attracts a Bohemian, Burning Man-adjacent crowd of cosmic characters that dance beneath huge fluorescent sculptures until dawn.

This ancient Greece-themed night of indulgence would impress even Dionysus. With two floors of internationally recognized DJs, riveting light shows, and gyrating go-go dancers, you’ll find plenty of ways to celebrate.

"Drag Race" contestant Adore Delano performs at Oasis's Pride blowout, a disco dance-pop party where the dance floor is just as packed as the photo booth.

Enjoy a front-row seat at the Pride Parade and view all the contingents of cheerleaders, marching bands, drag queens, muscle boys, and glorious elders up close and personal.

If the thought of the crush of sparkling masses at the Pride Parade sends a chill down your spine, grab a chilled beverage and dance the day away from your perch atop the Proper Hotel, where DJ Charles Hawthorne provides the soundtrack.

Drag goddess Juanita More's annual Pride party celebrates 20 years with the city's most colorful characters, drag performers, and DJs in attendance. It's all for a good cause, donating thousands of dollars to local organizations.

With vibrant decor and even more vibrant attendees, this Pride party features DJ sets from disco legend Evelyn “Champagne” King, EDM sensation David Harness, and famed selector Tedd Patterson.

Two of SF's wildest drag queens — Nicki Jizz and Vivvy — join forces for an all-day bash on the sunny El Rio club patio, with nonstop dancing and performances by Cheetah Biscotti, Beef Cakes, God's Little Princess, and Mudd the Two Spirit.

After the big parade and day parties, march your sequined keister down to the Audio club for a night of classic house grooves served up by DJs David Harness, Tedd Patterson, and drag goddess Juanita More.

What do you get when you combine drag and burlesque? "Draglesque," of course. Throw in some pole-dancing, cabaret feats, and a trans-nonbinary cast, and you've got a dazzling night of entertainment at Mars Bar.