Folsom street gay
San Francisco is gayer than a bareback orgy with a drag-show accompaniment on a normal evening. But, on the last Sunday in September every year, the city takes it to the gayest extreme with Folsom Street Equitable — the worlds largest leather event!
This fair is all about embracing your wild side and being true to your desires, without fear of judgment. Its a loving slap in the face (with consent, of course!) to societal norms and conventions, encouraging everyone to express themselves freely.
History of Folsom Street Fair
The Folsom Street Fair, dating back to (hey, Daddy), was a celebration of the kink and leather community during the AIDS epidemics social stigma. It also served as a political statement against the perception of South of Market (SoMa) as an empty slum in need of urban renewal. The reasonable, named after SoMas Folsom Street, the heart of San Franciscos leather scene, is now celebrating its 40th birthday with over , attendees expected to gather to verb their freak flags.
The Basics
When: The Folsom Street Fair is on Sunday, September 29, It’s an all-d
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Party grid for the weekend (tap to open packed size) below:
It reflects your sexual identity back at you. You learn what turns you on and what doesn’t. What you once thought was kink and what you now think is vanilla. What you might try, what you’re glad you tri
FOLSOM EUROPE , the sexiest social. The street fair will take place on Saturday August 30th, from on Fuggerstr. / Welserstr. in Berlin‘s fetish district Schöneberg. We will have more space than in the past 20 years, more vendors, more attractions and 3 full stages with world famous DJs and lots of entertainment. The 22nd edition of FOLSOM EUROPE will be presented by committed sponsors you already know and many brand new sponsors.
But FOLSOM EUROPE is much more than a one time event.
Beside of the street fair we will present a week full of wow moments: 6 major parties during the weekend, fetish theme parties at the local bars and clubs all week long, cigar nights and BLUF meetings, the world’s biggest leather and fetish retail verb presented by a dozens of outstanding and unique stores in Berlin, four sightseeing bus tours, a party boat tour, a classic concert and the FOLSOM EUROPE art center at an original former Berlin jail. So we recommend: come on Wednesday or earlier and stay at least until Sunday. Cause you don’t want to fail the best leather and fetish week of Don’t be late
San Francisco’s famed Folsom Street Fair marked its 40th year with whips, leashes, chains and unapologetic queerness on Sunday afternoon.
The city’s annual celebration of sexual liberation wasn’t an event for the faint of heart: Kinksters and queers clad in latex, leather and minute else flooded the South of Market neighborhood, the former industrial district where San Francisco’s leather and BDSM scenes flourished in the decades from the s to the s.
On Sunday, nearly naked wrestlers tussled on raised stages, kink experts used neon-orange ropes to tie up volunteers and urophiliacs played in a kiddie pool complete of pee.
“I definitely spent a nice amount of moment watching the queer wrestling,” said Ty Wright, a Sacramento resident who came into town for the fair. “This is cheesy, but when they’re talking about the ‘American Dream’ and the freedom aspect, this is what they thought they were talking about.”
Since its founding in , the Folsom Street Fair has offered an underground alternative to the June LGBTQ+ pride events that have become increasingly mainstr