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Score a pair of tickets to these naughty Folsom Street Fair parties

Time to get wild with thousands of fellow freaks at the fest's official bacchanals: Hunger, Magnitude, and Deviants

It’s that time of year—Folsom Street Fair is coming Sun/27, so break out those whips and chains and join us in some naughty fun at the festival’s wild official parties at the massive SVN West venue. We have three pairs of tickets to give out to the below official parties!

TO ENTER: Email marke@48hills.org with the name of the party you’d like to attend in the subject line and your favorite hanky color in the body by midnight on Wed/23. Winners will be chosen randomly and informed Thursday morning. Good luck and goddess speed!

FRI/25: HUNGER A no-holds-barred women, trans, and nonbinary-focused dance and play party—on a giant roof! No better way to kick off the weekend. 6pm-1am, more info here.

Magnitude

SAT/26: MAGNITUDE A gargantuan, hyper-energetic dance party that’s been a tradition for decades, this time with the boys of infamous underground party Truck holding down the dark room. 9pm-2am, more info here.

SUN/27: DEVIANTS The climax of Folsom Weekend, when thousands of post-fest partiers pour into SVN West to burn their last wicked calories on dancing and scandalous behavior. Oh yeah, and the music by Fawks, Jen DM, Kudeki, Louisahhh, Mister Wallace, and more will be excellent. 7pm-2am, more info here.

Marke B.
Marke B.
Marke Bieschke is the publisher and arts and culture editor of 48 Hills. He co-owns the Stud bar in SoMa. Reach him at marke (at) 48hills.org, follow @supermarke on Twitter.

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