Summer is in full swing in San Francisco, with the morning fog burning off and giving way to blue skies and sunshine in the afternoon. As another weekend approaches, let's take a look at a few events going on around the neighborhood that you may want to check out.
Tomorrow night at Lookout, the Rice Rockettes present Te Amo Orlando. This performance is a benefit for the victims of the Orlando shooting; proceeds will go towards Equality Florida's GoFundMe campaign, which has currently raised over $7 million.
On Friday night, head to Qbar for Glow: Blacklight Underwear Party and strip down to your undies for a night of dancing. Neon clothes are strongly encouraged, and party hosts will be ready to cover your body in glow-in-the-dark paint.
Though the Castro's Myriad Marketplace opened back in March, it took a while for all its spaces to be filled. Now that the market hall is complete, it's hosting a grand opening celebration on Saturday. Stop by and check out the wide variety of food and drink options, along with live music.
Finally, on Monday evening, head over to Strut for Foglifter Journal's San Francisco launch reading. The event aims "to uplift and support the voices of the marginalized, the many, the queer."
Here's the full rundown of this week's events. Check out many more events from around the city at hoodline.com/events—and to see your event featured in an upcoming events roundup, submit it here.
This Week In Castro News
Barbershop Talk: Louie's, A Castro Fixture Since 1934
Duboce Triangle's Little Free Library Calls It Quits
As Bicyclists Continue To Fall On 17th Street Muni Tracks, Will City Implement Solutions?
Message Calling For 'No More Police Murders' Goes Up At 18th & Castro
Is There A Place for Lesbians In the Castro—Or Anywhere Else In SF?
10 Castro Businesses Closing Or Will Close In June & July
TV Legends, Controversy & Social Justice: SF Jewish Film Fest Returns To Castro Next Week
Planning Department Takes Action Against Ike's Collaboration With Sweet Inspiration
