20 great events in SF this week, from Bay to Breakers to concerts in the park

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The perfect date night or solo culture outing, featuring live music and poetry by the glow of this rock ’n’ roll hotel’s patio pool.

A dozen events across the city will celebrate Jewish culture with music, comedy, art, food, and gatherings like the “Shabbanya” Shabbat at the Archimedes Banya bathhouse.

U.K. techno duo Overmono bring their explosive live show to 1015 Folsom instead of the much bigger venues they usually play.

There’ll be three days of bands, DJs, poets, and drag queens — more than 100 of them, including Son Rompe Pera and Fake Fruit — at this free outdoor fest.

California College of the Arts opens its campus for fashion shows, performances, and art installations from its new grads.

An elegant night of live music, DJs, and art installations at swanky members club The Academy.

This down and dirty late-night party kicks off at 1 a.m. at a secret warehouse venue, for those who hate to go home.

Ten of Noe’s most epic private home gardens open to the public for self-guided tours and a neighborhood plant swap.

Union Street shuts down for a day of live bands, DJs, street food, outdoor drinking, and a llama petting zoo to celebrate the Cow Hollow bar’s 125th birthday.

This typically tranquil park will get loud with a free show featuring five local bands on two stages, headlined by dance rockers Electric Ex.

Gonzo indie pop duo Tune-Yards perform a free in-store set among the racks at the Haight’s famed Amoeba record store.

Take part in the world record attempt for most cocktails shaken simultaneously, alongside Giants legend Hunter Pence and hundreds more at Treasure Island’s Gold Bar Distillery. Stay for a cover band and DJs.

A daytime rave in a grassy field to celebrate the new EP from upstart DJ crew Closessions.

Underground house and techno from Yuka Yu and others light up this new Chinatown nightclub.

Whether you race the 12K from the bay to Ocean Beach or dress in costume and walk some of the route with drinks in hand, Bay to Breakers, in its 112th year, is one of SF’s greatest spectacles.

Runs Deep takes over the Haight bar O’Reilly’s for an eight-hour dance party for those who wander off the official route. Costumes encouraged.

Established in 1882, this 30-piece ensemble will play movie classics, Beatles tunes, and more from the GG Park bandshell for Bay to Breakers stragglers.

Afro and deep house will ring out from The Hibernia rooftop for anyone who slept in and missed Bay to Breakers or doesn’t want the party to stop.

A global gathering of creative technologists and AI pioneers, with speakers from OpenAI, Microsoft, Adobe, and more, plus workshops and an after-party.

French electro legends Justice bring their epic light show and earth-shattering bass to Civic Center, supported by Charli XCX producer the Dare.