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It is a truth universally acknowledged that gay men take partying very seriously. For starters, we take longer getting ready than it took to get the Queer Eye reboot. Not only that, getting us out of the house in a timely manner is no small feat. By the time we do roll out, it's late and the entire squad can find themselves ready to settle on some bland party. Well, we can't have that any longer. That's why we made a year-round party guide - in and well beyond the Castro. Pass us a drink, pump up the volume, and dance your way through our guide to the best gay parties around.
Every Monday // 440 Castro // San Francisco
Underwear Night is infamous for a reason - as is 440 Castro, the high-octane bear bar that hosts it. Hit the gym and then strut your stuff at the down-to-your-skivvies week opener.
Splash is San Jose’s premier (and only) gay nightclub, and their Monday nights are notoriously messy: well drinks are $1 until 11 p.m., $2 until 12 a.m., and BOGO for the rest of the night, so you can ball on a budget and leave without your dignity. Maybe don’t go if you have work Tuesday morning.
Every Tuesday // The Port Bar // Oakland
We’re here, we’re queer, we’re knowledgeable about various pop culture topics. The Port Bar’s themed trivia nights run the gamut from Broadway musicals and Madonna to Lord of the Rings and Star Trek . And it’s a blast.
Every Tuesday // Midnight Sun // San Francisco
Get in the competitive spirit with no cover, $2 beers, gaming stations, and board games galore at Midnight Sun. It’s a perfect night for when you just can’t face a full evening of shaking your groove thang.
Every Wednesday // Beaux // San Francisco
Hump day at Beaux means Papi Gogo mania. The weekly party features a cohort of drool-worthy Papi boys that will leave you rolling your R’s for the rest of the night.
Every Wednesday // El Rio // San Francisco
It is what is sounds like and it’s fun as hell. The weekly hosted event is a wild, drag queen-filled time. Miss Thing can sing, but can you? (In all seriousness, don’t stress if you can’t belt like Whitney. Mediocre pipes embraced here.)
Every Thursday // Literally everywhere
Never has a show united the queer community quite like Drag Race . (No offense to Sense 8 , but let’s be real here.) And when it’s airing, you can find a watch party at pretty much any LGBTQ bar in the city. Whether your favorite contestant wins Snatch Game or forgets the words during their lip sync, celebrate and/or sob with your fellow army. Find every epic drag race party here .
Every Thursday // The Café // San Francisco
We love to twerk as much as the next gay, but there are days when you just want to shake your bidi bidi bom bom to some reggaeton, cumbia, and merengue. If you feel like unleashing your inner Selena, The Café is the place to be on Thursdays for Latin night. Don't worry if you don't know how to shake it like you're south of the border. There are plenty of Latin lovers here eager to show you all the right twists. Wink wink.
4th Friday // Oasis // San Francisco
Trust us when we say Taboo lives up to its name. From military and sailor-themed nights to puppy play parties, nothing is off-limits at this bash. Expect fun visuals, drag queens, and a boundary-expanding night that goes until way late. Come horny.
2nd Friday // The Powerhouse // San Francisco
It’s practically illegal for any self-respecting young (or young at heart) gay man to go a month without getting into a little bit of trouble. If you love house and those filthy beats that make you feel some type of way, you shouldn’t think twice before you lick it. (We mean the party, naturally.)
1st and 3rd Saturday // Rickshaw Stop // San Francisco
It is another truth universally acknowledged that Ariana Grande, Cher, and Beyoncé are inescapable if you’re a gay man. GAMeBOi SF chooses to embrace these queens, along with the ladies of BLACKPINK and Twice, making it the perfect place to be when your taste for Asian pop goes beyond “Gangnam Style.”
4th Saturday // The End Up // San Francisco
If you live and party by the motto, “I’ll sleep when I’m dead,” then you should be ending your month at ShangriLa. This Asian-focused bash doesn’t stop until you do, making it the perfect place for any party girl to let loose until the sun rises. No, seriously. It ends at sunrise.
Every Saturday + Sunday // Hamburger Mary’s // San Francisco
Bottomless mimosas, The Brunchettes, and a whole lot of great food. Hamburger Mary’s wasted no time kicking its weekend drag brunch into gear, and it’s as popular as you would expect. We recommend getting reservations beforehand.
Every Sunday // Beaux // San Francisco
Despite the name, all bottoms are welcome. Get rid your pre-week jitters at Big Top Sundays featuring performances from local and touring drag queens and go-go dancers fit enough to inspire you to hit the gym first thing Monday morning.
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This Footage of a Gay Pool Party in 1945 Inspired a New Documentary
“I just knew that it was gold. It was something special.”
A new documentary is under production after filmmaker Geoff Story made a unique discovery at an estate sale in St. Louis, Missouri, according to St. Louis Public Radio .
Decades-old home movies show men in the summer sun, dancing with one another and kissing at a private pool party in 1945, ephemeral freedom radiating from them. Having made the rare find of a depiction of queer life during a time when being found out as LGBT could ruin almost every aspect of your life, Story has started piecing together parts of the home movies into Gay Home Movie . The film will explore the time period of the movies, where invisibility was imperative to survival.
The films were bought at the estate sale of Buddy Walton, who was a preferred hairdresser to celebrities in the 40s. “Queens and president’s wives and movie stars – he was always around fancy places and fancy things,” Susie Seagraves, Walton’s niece, told St. Louis Public Radio. “He had a beautiful life.”
Since stumbling on the recordings, Story has made an attempt to find anyone from the pool party who might still be alive today and willing to talk about it. He and his co-director, Beth Prusaczyk, have found relatives of some of the men, but none of the men themselves. “We naively set out thinking, ‘Oh, these men might be in their mid-90s, they could still be alive,’ and that might be true,” said Prusaczyk. “But I don’t know if we’ll actually find them.”
Story, a gay man himself, was reportedly captivated by the scenes in the film, some depicting uniformed soldiers kissing other men, the fleeting happiness of the scenes a poignant force. Many of the men in the film are seen with wedding rings, only able to take a brief respite from the life-long façade they’d constructed for themselves. “I just knew that it was gold,” Story said of the films. “It was something special.”
Watch a brief clip of one of the films, below, and read the full St. Louis Public Radio article, here .
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