21 great events in SF this week, from Sundown Cinema to kinky Folsom

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Local DJs and nightclub legends spin at Salesforce Park’s main plaza so you can dance amid the skyline.

A free neighborhood takeover with a construction theme, featuring food pop-ups, local vendors, and live music along Folsom, followed by after-parties at Raven and other bars.

The SF Standard brings a free outdoor screening of the Oscar-winning musical to Dolores Park, with food trucks and blankets under the stars.

Decentered Studio hosts an all-genders clothing swap with femme-forward funky styles, accessories, and household goods, where you can give or just take what you like.

The electronic innovators bring their lush beats for an intimate set at the gilded Great American Music Hall.

Irving Street blooms into a three-block festival with food, music, cultural performances, and local vendors to offer a perfect Friday date night.

Wicked Talent Friends hosts a showcase of comedy, music, and wild variety acts themed around surreal dreams, with an afterparty at The Faight Collective in the Haight.

Queer underground techno crew Müll returns with Parisian headliner Quelza to kick off Folsom Street Fair weekend.

A secret-location, no-phones underground party with a “Whispers in the Dark” theme, but you might need a nap as doors open at 2 a.m.

Grant Avenue hosts Bay Area roasters and bakers serving up fresh java and carb-y delicacies.

Explore three floors of studios in a historic Mission building with more than 100 artists opening their doors so you can snack on charcuterie while checking out their work.

Celebrate the Monkey King over two days, with a parade Saturday at 11 a.m., led by the mayor, plus cultural performances, lion dances, martial arts demos, and a dumpling eating contest.

Hip-hop crews, soloists, and kids face off in breakdance battles alongside DJ sets and food vendors at Larkin’s Fulton Plaza.

The Phoenix Hotel becomes a poolside playground for dolls and friends with DJs, drag performances, and go-go dancers all day and into the night.

Dirty Bird house legend Justin Martin brings his label night back to SF with a rare vinyl set from Galen & Good Question.

The country’s top Pride party organizers cover every wall of Public Works with neon art to light up  4 stages, a foam pit, cuddle puddle, and arcade games to warm up for Folsom Street Fair.

LA dance-rock project Dadada brings high-energy indie disco and performance surprises to the delightfully sweaty Madrone Art Bar.

The 22nd annual festival brings 90 vendors to delightfully quaint Cole Street so you can shop for handmade gifts while checking out circus and musical performances.

Catch a puppet show or karate demo, dance to a brass band, or buy some arts and crafts as seven blocks of Cortland turn into a community festival atop Bernal Hill.

A secret Cow Hollow venue transforms into a morning party with unlimited specialty coffee tastings, brunch bites, DJ sets from French House Mafia, games, and raffles.

The world’s largest leather-and-fetish fair brings kink demos and performances to 13 SoMa blocks. If you’re not faint of heart, bring your bondage gear and dancing shoes.