20 great events in SF this week, from vintage fairs to burner bonanzas

Outgoers is a weekly column published in partnership with the event newsletter of the same name founded by Josh Constine. Each week, Outgoers texts readers a list of San Francisco events and activities worthy of their time. The Standard features those events, plus a few extra, every week. Sign up for Outgoers by clicking this link on your phone.

Sip and shop your way along 24th Street, as more than 20 merchants pour wine.

Burning Man arts legend Marco Cochrane unveils his 45-foot-tall kinetic sculpture at Embarcadero Plaza, with DJs from Opulent Temple.

Golden Gate Park’s art museum stays open late for a classy party with live jazz, cocktails, and galleries to stroll.

Embrace the ’70s at this funky house takeover by the Digital Rain crew.

A free open-mic session inside City Hall celebrates National Poetry Month. Put your name in the hat to give a three-minute reading.

Explore three floors of working studios at 1890 Bryant, a former mayo factory, for a weekend of community art.

Designer and painter Hah Holton hosts a birthday trunk show of wearable art. A suggested $10 donation goes to Champagne and strawberries.

The Nu-Tekno squad mixes live musicians with sultry dance music to celebrate Yuka Yu and Dumarek’s EP release.

The SoundBox space in Davies Symphony Hall hosts the boundary-pushing percussionist-composer alongside the sculptures of Jun Kaneko.

Berlin’s DJ Gigola brings sexed-up techno and classics to a secret location, in a show presented by SF club hero DJ Dials.

The Mission celebrates the civil rights leaders with a parade starting at Dolores Park and a street festival on 24th Street, featuring music, food, art, and community.

More than 120 vendors show their nostalgic clothing, art, and home furnishings at the Gateway Pavilion at Fort Mason Center.

The gorgeous park overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge hosts DJs, telescopes, and tarot for a rare no-kid party celebrating lunar loveliness.

The Infinite Love camp takes over the International Art Museum of America’s surreal indoor garden for a late night of era-blending costumes, DJs, and roaming performers.

Celebrate with AIDA’s Iran-meet-California house and techno for this art show after-party at a plant store turned wine bar.

DJs from Domain and Michigan label Limited Network spin wax all night on a Funktion-One sound system for this late-night underground.

Burning Man crew Opulent Temple throws its annual rager at The Regency Ballroom, featuring theatrical performances and costumed dancers across two rooms.

The riotous U.K. rave legends bring their explosive energy and breakbeat anthems like “Firestarter” and “Breathe” to The Warfield.

Like Beer Week but for weed, Space Walk features seven nights (ending 4/20) at seven smoking lounges, led by seven growers. The opening party is Sunday at Haight Street Art Center.

The ensemble performs Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 5, the composer’s artistic defiance under Stalin, and Russian choral works in a grand setting.