Things to Do in San Francisco This Week: Concerts, Comedy, and Pride (June 23–29)
Looking for things to do in San Francisco this week? From June 23 to 29, the city comes alive with Pride celebrations, live concerts, outdoor festivals, and comedy shows. Whether you’re into big-name performances or free community events, this list has you covered. Explore what’s happening across the Bay Area and plan your week with ease.
Your Weekly Guide to San Francisco’s Best Events and Festivals
SF Pride Parade & Festival 2025 (June 29)
The city’s biggest and boldest celebration takes over Market Street. Expect floats, music, movement, and powerful advocacy. It’s more than a party-it’s a legacy of resistance and joy. Thousands gather for this historic event, making it a cornerstone of Pride Month. Bring your colors, your crew, and a whole lot of love.
- Time: Starts 11:00 AM
- Admission: Free
- Location: Market Street, San Francisco
- Website: https://sfpride.org/
Stern Grove Festival: Sleater-Kinney & Destroy Boys (June 29)
Catch this iconic alt-rock double bill live in the trees. Sleater-Kinney returns with explosive energy, joined by Destroy Boys’ garage punk grit. Free and first-come, first-served. Arrive early to claim your patch of grass. The show blends raw sound and natural beauty in one of the city’s most treasured venues. Expect a lively, mixed crowd of fans, families, and music lovers.
- Time: 12:00 PM (doors)
- Admission: Free
- Location: Stern Grove, San Francisco
- Website: https://www.sterngrove.org/sleater-kinney
SOSF: Kehlani, Kim Petras, Tinashe (June 28)
Pride weekend’s mega-concert features pop powerhouses at Pier 80. With performances by Kehlani, Kim Petras, and Tinashe, this is one for the books. Come ready to dance. The venue will be electric, packed with fans celebrating identity, rhythm, and joy. Expect a dazzling production with light shows, costume looks, and fan-favorite anthems.
- Time: 2:00 PM
- Admission: Purchase here
- Location: Pier 80, San Francisco
- Website:https://www.tixr.com/groups/so-sf
HPZ’s Free Pride Afterparty (June 29)
After the parade, head to Public Works for this open-access bash. DJs, lights, and dancing await in one of SF’s most inclusive spaces. The vibe is casual, affirming, and euphoric as the dance floor becomes a space of release and connection. It’s a perfect way to keep the celebration going deep into the evening.
- Time: 2:00 PM
- Admission: Free registration here
- Location: Public Works, San Francisco
A Block Called Rhonda: Purple Disco Machine (June 29)
Disco revival meets club spectacle at this high-energy day party. Come for the basslines, stay for the sequins and queer joy. Known for its LA roots, this party brings an iconic blend of underground glam and queer liberation to SF. Expect surprise performances, interactive art, and a wildly dressed crowd.
- Time: 12:00 PM
- Admission: Purchase here
- Location: The Great Northern, San Francisco
- Website: https://ra.co/events/2142042
Lake Street Dive at Frost Amphitheater (June 29)
A sunset show with jazz-pop brilliance in a breezy outdoor amphitheater. Lake Street Dive’s warm vocals and retro-soul grooves make for a dreamy close to the weekend. Surrounded by redwoods and good vibes, this concert is perfect for a laid-back Sunday night. Bring a blanket, some snacks, and let the music carry you into the evening.
- Time: 6:30 PM
- Admission: Purchase here
- Location: Stanford, CA
- Website: https://live.stanford.edu/events/25-frost/lake-street-dive/
Golden State Valkyries vs. Seattle Storm (June 29)
The WNBA matchup brings fierce competition to Pride weekend. Support the Valkyries in a packed Chase Center crowd. The energy will be high as two top-tier teams clash on the court. Expect halftime entertainment and a strong show of community support for women in sports.
- Time: 5:30 PM
- Admission: Purchase here
- Location: Chase Center, San Francisco
- Website: https://www.wnba.com/game/1022500108/SEA-vs-GSV
Vicki Randle’s Pride Concert (June 29)
Curated by the multi-talented Vicki Randle, this free concert brings soul and spirit downtown. Come for music, community, and an outdoor Pride vibe. The lineup features diverse artists across genres with powerful, uplifting messages. A great pick for a family-friendly afternoon surrounded by art and culture.
- Time: 2:00 PM
- Admission: Purchase here
- Location: The Freight, San Francisco
- Website: https://secure.thefreight.org/14946/14947-pride-at-the-freight-250629
Pride in Yerba Buena! (June 28)
A midday celebration of queer art, music, and dance. This free community gathering offers live performances in a chill open-air setting. Local vendors, art booths, and interactive activities make it more than just a show. It’s an easygoing and inclusive way to enjoy Pride Weekend.
- Time: 2:00 PM
- Admission: Free
- Location: Yerba Buena Gardens, San Francisco
- Website: https://ybgfestival.org/event/pride-in-yerba-buena/
Boyz II Men at The Mountain Winery (June 27)
The R&B icons bring their smooth harmonies to Saratoga. Expect nostalgic ballads, vocal acrobatics, and a few emotional sing-alongs. Set against a scenic vineyard backdrop, the night promises romance and golden-era charm. Fans can expect hits like “End of the Road” and “I’ll Make Love to You.”
- Time: 7:30 PM
- Admission: Purchase here
- Location: The Mountain Winery, San Francisco
- Website: https://boyziimen.com/
Talib Kweli at The Freight (June 27)
The hip-hop poet returns to Berkeley with bars that still hit hard. Expect thoughtful lyrics, social commentary, and sharp beats in an intimate setting. Known for blending activism and art, Talib’s show will challenge minds and move feet. Perfect for longtime fans and newcomers alike.
- Time: 8:00 PM
- Admission: Purchase here
- Location: The Freight, Berkeley
- Website: https://www.talibkweli.com/
Earth, Wind & Fire at the Greek Theatre (June 27)
Legends of funk, soul, and disco bring the classics to life. Dance in the open air as the Greek Theatre turns into a soul revival under the stars. The band’s live show is a nonstop celebration of rhythm and joy, featuring iconic horn sections and dance breaks. It’s a must-see event for music fans of every generation.
- Time: 6:30 PM (doors)
- Admission: Purchase here
- Location: Greek Theatre, Berkeley
- Website: https://www.earthwindandfire.com/
Randy Feltface at Cobb’s Comedy Club (June 27 & 28)
An expressive purple puppet delivers surprisingly profound comedy. Australian comic Randy Feltface mixes slapstick with philosophy. His humor is sharp, existential, and hilariously unpredictable. Audiences leave laughing, and thinking, long after the show ends.
- Time: 7:30 PM and 9:45 PM
- Admission: Purchase here
- Location: Cobb’s Comedy Club, San Francisco
- Website: https://www.feltface.com/
Danny Jolles at Punch Line SF (June 27 & 28)
Sharp, self-aware, and full of awkward charm, Jolles is back for two nights. His stand-up dives into everyday absurdities with clever timing. Known from ‘Crazy Ex-Girlfriend’ and Netflix specials, he brings relatable, character-driven comedy. It’s an intimate, punchy experience perfect for comedy fans.
- Time: Multiple shows
- Admission: Purchase here
- Location: Punch Line, San Francisco
- Website: https://dannyjolles.com/
The Third Mind ft. Dave Alvin (June 29)
Folk rock, psychedelia, and improvisation blend in this rare performance. The band features Grammy-winner Dave Alvin and eclectic collaborators. The setlist is a journey through musical experimentation and vintage rock textures. Music lovers looking for something different will find it here.
- Time: 6:00 PM
- Admission: Purchase here
- Location: Hopmonk Tavern, Novato
- Website: https://www.thethirdmind.net/
River Tiber at Brick & Mortar (June 28)
Toronto’s moody electronic soul artist plays an intimate San Francisco set. A night of atmospheric grooves, loops, and emotional builds.
- Time: 9:00 PM
- Admission: Purchase here
- Location: Brick & Mortar Music Hall, San Francisco
- Website: https://www.brickandmortarmusic.com/tm-event/river-tiber/
Nate Jackson at The Masonic (June 28)
Fast-rising comic and internet sensation Nate Jackson delivers onstage. His Super Funny World Tour lands at one of SF’s best large venues. With high-energy storytelling and viral stand-up clips, Jackson’s humor speaks to the TikTok generation and beyond. Expect a packed house and nonstop laughs.
- Time: 8:00 PM
- Admission: Purchase here
- Location: The Masonic, San Francisco
- Website: https://www.natejacksoncomedy.com/
Whether you’re looking to celebrate Pride, catch a live show, or just enjoy San Francisco’s vibrant energy, this week offers something for every taste. From major concerts to local festivals and free outdoor events, the Bay Area is packed with reasons to get out and explore. Bookmark this list, grab your friends, and make the most of what June 23–29 has to offer. Check here for more SF travel guides!
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