The LGBT Job Fair is the Bay Area's premier diversity LGBT workforce recruitment event, and is open to all levels of job seekers. The event is free, but registration is required. Job seekers are encouraged to attend the Pre-Job Fair Workshop on February 10th where they will learn tips, tactics, tools, and techniques from hiring professionals. The workshop is a must for job seekers attending the LGBT Job Fair on 2/17. Come prepared!

Each May 22, Milk's birthday, is a special day of recognition in California. "Harvey Milk Day" will not be a formal state holiday, so government employees will not be given the day off. The bill instead calls for the day to be observed by public schools as a day of special significance. Teachers will be encouraged to conduct exercises recalling Milk's life and contributions to the state.

Bike from San Francisco to Los Angeles to raise money for HIV/AIDS services

Official 2010 dates TBA... GGBA’s Pride Business EXPO is an outstanding opportunity to meet face to face with quality high-end LGBT professionals and consumers. This year we anticipate100 exhibitors to participate and well over 750 visitors. Exhibitors range from individual contractors such as realtors to major corporations like Wells Fargo Bank and Clear Channel Worldwide.

Pride Celebration June 26th from noon - 6pm at the Civic Center. Parade along Market St. begins June 27th at 10:30am, then Celebration from noon - 7pm at the Civic Center.

Folsom Street Events presents the Official Up Your Alley Saturday night event.

Held in San Francisco's South of Market District on Dore Alley between Folsom and Howard Streets, the annual Up Your Alley Fair welcomes fans of leather, rubber and fetish clothing.

The infamous, dark and nasty Official Dance event of Folsom Street Fair returns.

The Folsom Street Fair is a true San Francisco original. With over 400,000 people in attendance covering 13 city blocks, the Fair is the largest leather/fetish event in the world and the third largest, single-day outdoor event in California.