LEATHER & LGBTQ Cultural District Present: Play on the Plaza - IMPACT Play and Flagging!

Join us at Play on the Plaza, coming in May!  It’s a monthly, kink/leather/fetish, outdoor, play event hitting our streets in SOMA designed to ignite sparks in your life!  Each month features a different BDSM, Kink, Leather or LGBTQ group on Eagle Plaza!

May Play: IMPACT Play & Flagging 

IMPACT, May host: Ms SF Eagle Nunca Sola will be breaking in our public play space with puppy training. 

Spanking benches and crosses available for signup. 

Flagging led by Liam Ocean, from Flagging in the Park.

Music provided by our special guest DJ Paul Goodyear!

Kink/Leather Gear Swap: shop, consign or donate items.

Vendors: Artists and Makers with gear and art

Wellness Corner: Chair yoga, Chiropractic screening

Learn all about the Ms SF Eagle Contest that’s happening on May 18th from current titleholder, Nunca Sola.

Flagging: Liam will enthrall us with spinning colorful flags!  Bring your flags and join the fun.  Loaner flags available to learn or improve your skills in this mastercraft!  Take to the streets to create lively, colorful visuals releasing the energy of life, creativity, and unabashed joy!

Kink/Fetish Gear & Art: Find new gear or art from our vendors or gear swap. Be sure to wander further down our fair to visit our vendors and wellness corner!

This is a free kink/fetish community event produced by the world’s first and only LEATHER & LGBTQ Cultural District!

When: May 11, 12-5 PM

Where: Eagle Plaza, 398 12th Street

Our Mission

The LEATHER & LGBTQ Cultural District’s  vision is to rejoice, commemorate, and protect the 

contributions of our predecessors, contemporaries, and successors rooted in the Leather and LGBTQ Cultural District and its diverse and marginalized peoples. United, we preserve, enhance, and advocate for the continuity and vitality of the Kinky and Queer communities of San Francisco's Leather and LGBTQ Cultural District.

What do we do? 

Keeping SOMA Kinky and Queer by lobbying city hall to allow bathhouses, installing public art like murals, activating community artists and performers, continuing economic development through the Entrepreneur Program, and producing walking tours.