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The San Francisco Dyke March is a space for all dykes, and the collective knowledge and experience present is big enough to change the world -- and we are doing it!

The Folsom Street FairSM takes place during San Francisco's Leather Pride Week, eight days of leather at the end of September. This is a week's worth of intense activity, with the FolsomStreet FairSM being the crowning finale to a festive time.

The website of the San Francisco lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender pride parade committee.

This fun show has continued to grow in many ways; more exhibitors, increased attendees and added programming have made this the 'must attend' event for lovers of all things alternative and self published.

Vendors of all varieties from the Bay Area and beyond promote their goods and services, including food and beverages, arts and crafts, and a wide variety of retail items. Dozens of community organizations promote community and social support.

The worlds largest bear celebration.

This is a PRIDE Festival and Parade on the Arcata Plaza on Sept 30 2007. There will be vendors, food, live music, beer garden, kids corner and more!!!

Easter Sunday: The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence Easter Party is fabulous!

BOSF was formed to provide a more diverse variety of functions for the Bear community than were previously available; and in so doing to promote fun, friendship, and fraternity while supporting charitable causes and fostering community involvement.

Month of June. Artists from around the world come to SF.

With annual attendance of nearly 70,000, the San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival is the longest-running, largest, and most widely recognized LGBT film exhibition event in the world.

A fair within a fair, Sugar Valley is smack dab in the middle of the Castro Street Fair. You'll find Castro-based artists, vendors, and performers here. Fun!

Last Sunday in July. The Up Your Alley Fair is located in San Francisco's South of Market district on Dore Alley between Folsom and Howard Streets and the adjoining block of Folsom Street between 9th and 10th Streets.