Well queers, we are already mid-week of this year’s rainbow tour and about knee deep in plenty of gay-ass shit to do. If you are, by chance looking for something to do on the way to the Milk Club and 48 Hills joint happy hour (because you would never miss

When we lost the Bay Guardian last year, in addition to a consummate news source and progressive ally, we also lost one of the best party hosts in town. Among it’s annual offerings was it’s Pride week kick-off, “Pullin’ Pork For Pride”. Well, the Harvey Milk Club thought it would

Want to meet cute ladies, ladies? Here’s the master list of events- and for the love of god feel free to suggest any other parties or clubs you think are dope. Cockblock Called ‘The Best Place for Chicks (Who Likes Chicks)’ by the SF Bay Guardian Every 2nd Saturday at the Rickshaw

Rad Upcoming SF Events Azúcar Con Aché THU. 06/18 | 6:00PM @ YERBA BUENA GARDENS A sizzling multicultural salsa group with members hailing from Cuba, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, and the United States. ADMISSION: FREE SF City Hall Centennial Celebration FRI. 06/19 | 6:00PM – 11:00PM @ SAN FRANCISCO CITY HALL

  The Dancehall of Beautiful Radiant Things is a slow dance club that welcomes dancers of all skill levels and non-dancers alike to share a night of vignette moments with strangers and friends. Attendees are given a dance card upon entry, with 21 spots for 21 songs to be filled

  Come out for a fun night of laughter with your host Yuri Kagan and headliner at “Shit Talk with Yuri Kagan”! Get 2 for 1 drink specials and one of the best comedy lineups in the Bay for just $5! Wednesday, June 24 @ 7PM | Oasis – 298

  Want to learn what you can eat in the woods? This is a great class for someone who wants learn about the most common wild foods, medicinal plants, and edible flowers in The Bay Area. Classes are held in parks in SF, last about two hours, and are great

 In The City That Was, Bohemian Archivist P Segal tells a weekly story of what you all missed: the days when artists, writers, musicians, and unemployed visionaries were playing hard in the city’s streets and paying the rent working part time. In recent weeks, I had an interaction with City Hall