What's happening in South of Market

Random Acts of Kindness Spree in San Francisco

Give back, spread kindness, and discover hidden gems of San Francisco with a remote interactive host.

The Transgender District Name and Gender Change Clinic

A name and gender change clinic to assist transgender people in SF with changing their legal documents to match their identities.

Exhibit - Liam Everett

Liam Everett Sep 10 – Oct 29, 2026 Liam Everett (American, b. 1973) lives and works in Sebastopol, CA. Everett has established the studio as a site of both investigation and rehearsal. His practice is mediated by a set of open-ended, continually shifting questions as to the influence of gesture, material, obstruction, and the environment upon his work. Rather than offering definitive answers, however, Everett’s paintings further elaborate these questions and act as record of the material encounters that occur within them.

Queer Tarot Happy Hour — ‎

Queer Tarot Happy Hour w/ Sacred Cocktails! Doors: 5PM · Tarot & Oracles: 5:30-8PM No Cover: Readings by Donation Program of the San Francisco Night Ministry Hosted by Max Eyes & Chaplain John Brett This event brings together queer community to explore Queer Spirituality, Conne

Open Bluegrass Jam

Looking for Open Bluegrass Jam tickets by Hotel Utah Saloon with Open Bluegrass Jam taking place in San Francisco, CA at The Hotel Utah Saloon on 08/19/25? Click here to buy now!

Yerba Buena Speaker Series

Tuesdays • 6–8 PM • All Ages July 21 Astro Everywhere with Josh Roberts August 18 Will & Willie Show September 29 Jing Ying Cantonese Opera Institute October 27 DJ Artistry: Craft Culture & Legacy November 10 Circularity in Action: Designing a Smarter Waste Future with Oscar December 8 JPMorgan Chase Money Skills: Budgeting and Saving with Jenny Baltodano

Open Bluegrass Jam

Hotel Utah's weekly Open Bluegrass Jam! Tuesday nights from about 7pm onwards. It’s free, open to the public and all are welcome to play and / or listen. So come out and take part in the Bay Area’s bluegrass scene as we continue to rebuild after covid - We jam until we are done (but not past 10:30 as we have day jobs too). Come join this good time at the Hotel Utah.

Yerba Buena Speaker Series

Tuesdays • 6–8 PM • All Ages July 21 Astro Everywhere with Josh Roberts August 18 Will & Willie Show September 29 Jing Ying Cantonese Opera Institute October 27 DJ Artistry: Craft Culture & Legacy November 10 Circularity in Action: Designing a Smarter Waste Future with Oscar December 8 JPMorgan Chase Money Skills: Budgeting and Saving with Jenny Baltodano

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Luke Westbrook

Early exposure to jazz through educational programs (b.1979 SF, CA) allowed Luke to participate in the Monterey Jazz Festival, and the Grammy in the Schools programs as part of the San Francisco Jazz Festival. In the years following those early days Luke has secured his reputation as a first call J

Live Music- Luke Westbrook

Early exposure to jazz through educational programs (b.1979 SF, CA) allowed Luke to participate in the Monterey Jazz Festival, and the Grammy in the Schools programs as part of the San Francisco Jazz Festival. In the years following those early days Luke has secured his reputation as a first call J

INTERZONE SF ~ FREE DARKWAVE DANCE PARTY — F8 - San Francisco Nightclub

FREE b4 10:30 PM Darkwave, Goth, EBM, Industrial, Witchhouse and Dark Techno Tuesdays :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: DARK DANCE PARTY DJs Hex, Impirium Crypt, and featured Guest sets! Free before 10:30 PM • $5 after 21+

Exhibit- Feel the Beat: Dance in Photographs

Feel the Beat: Dance in Photographs May 16, 2026–February 28, 2027 Floor 3 Dance and photography operate on different temporal planes. One unfolds over time through fluid movement, whereas the other freezes that motion in a single, suspended frame. Something electric happens when these two art forms merge. Since the early 20th century, photographers have been drawn to dancers not only to document them but to grapple with the problem of rendering motion through stillness. As technology improved, dance photography moved beyond an advertising function. Photographers began to make images in which rhythm was palpable. Drawn primarily from SFMOMA’s permanent collection, Feel the Beat: Dance in Photographs traces different ways image makers have represented dance. The exhibition opens in the Bay Area with dancer and choreographer Anna Halprin. In the decades after World War II, her experimental approach to movement transformed dance with her belief that it emerges through everyday gestures. The next gallery examines the collaboration between professional dancers and photographers, foregrounding the discipline and emotional intensity of trained bodies before the lens. At its center is the series Kamaitachi, Eikoh Hosoe’s partnership with Tatsumi Hijikata, founder of Butoh, a radical postwar form of Japanese dance theater. The final gallery shifts from the stage to social spaces, anchored by Malick Sidibé’s Mali Twist, where amateur dancers in clubs and parties radiate collective energy. Together, these works position photographers not as spectators, but as full participants in the experience of dance.

Exhibit - Liam Everett

Liam Everett Sep 10 – Oct 29, 2026 Liam Everett (American, b. 1973) lives and works in Sebastopol, CA. Everett has established the studio as a site of both investigation and rehearsal. His practice is mediated by a set of open-ended, continually shifting questions as to the influence of gesture, material, obstruction, and the environment upon his work. Rather than offering definitive answers, however, Everett’s paintings further elaborate these questions and act as record of the material encounters that occur within them.

$10 Off Tix: SF’s “Terror Vault” 1874 Halloween Haunt (Final Week 2026)

San Francisco’s premiere haunted attraction returns for 2026 with “SLASHED: Return to Hellville” an all-new, bigger, and more terrifying theatrical and immersive experience from the insane mind of Peaches Christ. Brand new for more...

SQREAM

An Immersive 90s Slasher Parody Musical Experience!

Felukah — HibisKiss Tour

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Tomoko funaki

Tomoko Funaki was born in Japan into a musical family. Following in the footsteps of her parents, both musicians, she studied classical violin and flute. A move to New York exposed her to a broad range of musical genres but she found herself increasingly drawn towards jazz. After moving to San Franc

Midnight blue organ trio

The Midnight Blue Organ Trio is a hard swinging group inspired by Jazz organ greats Jimmy Smith, Larry Young and Dr. Lonnie Smith. The trio's repertoire includes compositions by contemporary artists Larry Goldings, Peter Bernstein and John Scofield. All members of the group are veterans of the Bay A