Thursday October 8, 2026 | 5-8pm

At Dodge Alley (Turk & Larkin St.)

On the (goldfish-filled) heels of his debut Pavor, out via Dark Entries Records,  Edgar brings his gripping mix of gothy maximalist cumbia, hard-crunched synthpop, and frenetic performance to the streets of the Tenderloin. Edgar plays the October edition of TLM’s monthly program in Dodge Alley alongside DJ sets by INGENUE (aka Maria Silk).

Free to attend | No registration required

$15 vouchers for food/drink at nearby businesses while supplies last

Saturday, October 17, 2026 | 1:00-3:00 PM (Please note the new start time of 1:00 pm.)

Meet at the SW corner of Geary and Powell Street, Union Square

Register to attend via Humanitix

Tenderloin Museum is thrilled to partner with Unspeakable Vice, “a volunteer history initiative making queer belonging accessible to everyone,” to offer a monthly walking tour focused on the LGBTQIA+ history in the Tenderloin and Polk Street neighborhoods. Created by downtown San Francisco resident and professor at California College of the Arts Shawn Sprockett, Unspeakable Vice began as a close look at the queer origins of San Francisco, traversing the city’s North Beach and Barbary Coast areas to trace the history from 1770-1960. This new tour extends Sprockett’s richly detailed and craftily delivered approach to the TL and Polk Street to offer a deep dive into the emergence of LGBTQIA+ icons and movements that shaped the area from the 1960s to the 1990s.

Saturday November 7, 12-2pm

RSVP to shaping@foundsf.org | Donate to support Shaping SF!

Our friends at Shaping SF lead a walking tour of “urban green spaces and the treescape” of the TL. From street and sidewalk interventions to community gardens to redwoods(!) to nature-based public art, take another look at this ultra-urban space hiding reverence for nature in plain sight.