Each year, Miss MORE! has taken great pleasure in seeking out some of our community's most impactful organizations as beneficiaries. Over the past three decades, the community has helped raise over $1 million for local charities by supporting these events.

This year, Miss MORE! has chosen the Transgender Law Center (TLC) as the annual Pride Party beneficiary. This national organization advocates for the rights of transgender and gender-nonconforming people.

TLC was originally California's first state-wide transgender legal organization and has a long history of victories for the trans movement. Over the years, it has helped win trans workers' rights nationwide, protected trans students, and revised the San Francisco "Regulations to Prohibit Gender Identity Discrimination."

55th annual Pride Celebration takes place in San Francisco's Civic Center and features our Main Stage, many community spaces and stages, an 18+ zone, and an lgbtq+ street fair with over 300 artists and exhibitors.

The Pride Parade begins Sunday morning at 10am on Market Street at Embarcadero Plaza. The parade typically has over 250 contingents and lasts around 4 hours. Contingents step onto Market Street and proceed toward the Pride Celebration, ending around Market and 9th.

​​The San Francisco Dyke March is excited to march with you at 5pm on June 28, 2025 at the intersection of Dolores Street and 18th Street in San Francisco. We look forward to seeing you there!​​​​​

San Francisco Opera has been a proud participant in San Francisco Pride since it began in the 1970s. We are delighted to celebrate our LGBTQIA+ community with a very special evening of music, immersive projections, and post-show dance party. Featuring MC Monét X Change. DJ Juanita MORE!

We are living history and building futures!

Trans March is a by-us, for-us community event. Every year, with the help of community-based volunteers, we march in celebration of our trans joy and resilience. Join our team of volunteers to make this year’s Trans March as special as our community! Click the link in our bio to apply.

Nonprofit counseling agency Queer LifeSpace is teaming up with Northwestern Mutual to bring you an evening of Drag Bingo hosted by the legendary Miss Rahni Nothingmore and the fabulous Carnie Asada, generously hosted by Casements Bar in the Mission District!

Activists and community leaders Alex U. Inn and Juanita MORE! have announced details for their sixth annual Pride event, People’s March & Rally – Unite to Fight! While in past years the event was held on Pride Sunday, this year it will take place on Sunday, June 22. The event will begin with a rally at the corner of Polk and Washington Streets in San Francisco, featuring speakers and entertainers, then march down Polk Street – the same route as the first Gay Liberation Protest, which occurred on Saturday, June 27, 1970. The march will end at Civic Center for a celebration of culture and community with DJs, performers, and artists’ booths from 12:30 to 4:00 PM.

Experience the unique collaboration of Juanita MORE! at MERKADO as they come together to celebrate Pride. This event is a celebration and a way to support the Transgender Law Center (TLC) TLC was originally California's first state-wide transgender legal organization and has a long history of victories for the trans movement. Join us as we honor family traditions with food and drinks by Juanita MORE!

Juanita's Menu Items:

The MOREburger, which combines her mother’s poblano chile relleno and love of a late-night burger

Juanita’s Tres Leches Cake con Bayas

Mixologist Briana Santiago of Low Bar (@lowbaroakland) will serve signature cocktails!

A Family-Friendly Celebration of Pride in Bernal Heights Join us for a joyful afternoon celebrating our LGBTQ+ neighbors and allies!

You're favorite pansexual bipoc dance party is back presented by Makeroom!

? What to Expect:

? A sweet dance floor filled with unapologetic joy at the historic STUD

? Fire DJ sets by all-POC talent bringing the heat

? Hip-hop, House, Jersey Club, Baile Funk, Afrohouse, Ampiano, Reggaeton + more

✨ Queer-friendly vibes in a space to let loose and connect

Join us for the biggest fundraiser in our organization’s 14-year history!
An unforgettable evening of resilience, celebration, and community as we raise critical funds for LGBTQIA+ mental health services in a rapidly changing political landscape.

Get ready to celebrate and support the vibrant LGBTQQ+ youth community at Pride Pour - it's gonna be a blast!

Glama-Rama! Salon celebrates 30 years of supporting the community. Raffle! Hair Styling! Band Trims! Bleached Brows and so much more! DJ Huffy! Fundraising for the Transgender Law Center.

Fight for our community. Bring back wrongly disappeared gay immigrant Andry Hernandez Romero. Rally and protest, Jane Warner Plaza, Castro & 17th / 12 PM

The story of a quintessential TL nightclub comes to life with a one-off spectacle at the Great American Music Hall. Michael Flanagan surveys Club 181’s epic history live-on-stage via special guest interviews, performances, & rare archival material. SF jazz star Veronica Klaus headlines with a set in homage to her time under the 181’s lights.

Ms. Bob Davis on Lynn Carter, Collette LeGrande on Vicki Marlane, Leigh Crow & Kitten on the Keys pay tribute to Arturo Glaster, Phillip R. Ford on Doris Fish & the Sluts-a-Go-Go, Sun Ra's Space Is the Place (filmed at the club!).

The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, Inc., San Francisco's beloved and satirical drag nuns are delighted to invite the community to celebrate our 46th Anniversary at Easter in the Park. In recognition of our trans brothers and sisters who are under seige, the theme is “No Easter Without The T”

The festivities begin at 10:30am on Easter Sunday, April 20, 2025, in Dolores Park with Children’s Easter, featuring an egg hunt and (of course) the Easter Bunny. The stage show begins at noon with special guests, Sister rituals, live music, performances by some of the city’s best drag and trans talent, and the legendary Easter Bonnet, Foxy Mary, and Hunky Jesus contests.

Our annual Soirée is back! As we ring in the Center’s 23 years of service to our community, please join us on Saturday, April 19, 2025, at City View at Metreon for an evening filled with celebration, reunion, and community brilliance!

This year’s Soirée will include a dinner program followed by an after-party. The evening will feature music, performances, dancing, locally sourced food, an open bar, and a lively auction. 

Join us for a spectacular evening of festivity, friendship, and FUNdraising benefiting San Francisco Community Health Center. Our Show of Hope Gala will take place on Friday, April 18, 2025 at Hyatt Regency San Francisco.

About Spring Fling

Spring Fling is Openhouse's annual gala, held on Sunday, April 13 from 11-3 PM at the Four Seasons on Market Street. The gala is attended by around 300 donors, sponsors, elected officials, and community leaders who believe in Openhouse's mission to support and engage LGBTQ+ older adults.

About Openhouse

Openhouse empowers San Francisco Bay Area LGBTQ+ seniors to overcome the unique challenges they face as they age by providing housing, direct services and community programs.

WHAT: People's March / Fight Fascism for Democracy 

WHEN: Saturday, April 12, 2025

TIME: Noon - 3 PM / Gather 11:30 AM

PLACE: Embarcadero Plaza, Market St & Steuart Street, SF CA 94105

The People's March / Fight Fascism for Democracy will be a march and rally supporting everyone under attack by the current government administration. We are assembling a coalition of young progressive officials, faith leaders, teachers, trans-leaders, immigrants, BIPOC, artists, the disenfranchised, and anyone else who feels they are subject to the unlawful policies of the new administration. Nobody should live in fear because of their color, faith, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, ancestry, or political beliefs.  

Please join His Most Imperial Majesty, The GentleQueer, Smiling PoohBear of Laughter and Song, The Reigning Emperor of San Francisco Ashlé Blow and Her Most Imperial Majesty, The Divalicious Dreamgirl of Dance and Defying Gravity, The Reigning Empress of San Francisco, Afrika America as they invest their court.