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This small Mission District gay bar sits on a quiet stretch of Folsom Street, geographically separated from its more famous brethren in SOMA or the Castro. But regular drag events perk up the crowd enough that you may not notice.
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Governor Comes to San Francisco Where: Secret San Francisco location disclosed upon purchase When: Mon., Dec. 10, 7 p.m. Cost: $150 (purchase in advance via Kitchit) The rundown: Governor is an accl... More »
Tayitu Where: The Guest Chef, 5337 College Ave., Oakland; (510) 658-7378 When: Nov. 27-Dec. 9; open Tuesday-Thursday 5:30-9 p.m. and Friday-Sunday 5:30-10 p.m. Cost: $8-17 (menu items available a la c... More »
A Taste of Modern Luxury: Celebrity Cruises Pops Up in San Francisco Where: Stable Cafe, 2128 Folsom (at 17th St.), 552-1199 When: November 15, 12:15 p.m. and 1 p.m. seatings Cost: $25 (purchase in a... More »
Disco Sushi Where: Truck, 1900 Folsom (at 15th St.), 252-0306 When: Wed., Nov. 7, 6-11 p.m. Cost: Menu items available a la carte (under $10) The rundown: Rice Cracker Sushi has been bringing its cr... More »
We love pop-ups and temporary chef nights, but we hate keeping track of them. Every few weeks we'll bring you a list of the best upcoming events -- all you have to do is mark your calendar. Eastern A... More »
While the drag mainstays in town are well established at this point, a few new festive freak shows have popped up in the last year with the ambition to provide San Francisco with even more fluidly gendered, three-minute onstage histrionics. While a handful fizzled out after a whirl or two, humble start-up Cocktailgate spent the year building a larger audience and a more expansive roster of local performers. Occurring every Sunday at the unusually reasonable hour of 9 p.m. (or slightly later, taking into account the flexible state of punctuality known as "drag time"), the content of the show draws upon the eclectic musical tastes of its busy hostess, Suppositori Spelling, with tribute nights dedicated to Tori Amos, Marilyn Manson, and Goldfrapp, and wider umbrellas such as "Women of the '90s" and "Fauxchella." We hope this newest trend in decadent female impersonation continues.
While the drag mainstays in town are well established at this point, a few new festive freak shows have popped up in the last year with the ambition to provide San Francisco with even more fluidly gendered, three-minute onstage histrionics. While a handful fizzled out after a whirl or two, humble start-up Cocktailgate spent the year building a larger audience and a more expansive roster of local performers. Occurring every Sunday at the unusually reasonable hour of 9 p.m. (or slightly later,... More »
Located in an unlikely corner of the world -- part Mission, part SOMA, and a long, drunk walk from the Castro -- Truck feels like the handsome lovechild of Moby Dick and Daddy's (er, "440 Castro"), except without the tourists. The bar's name, emblazoned in a Tonka-like font next to the door, might sound like just another fetish joint, but Truck is more playful than that: it's a tractor-trailer fantasy, complete with mudflaps and lots of chrome. The bartenders are as charming and... More »
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