Participate in Black Local Festivals in San Francisco, CA supporting important causes and bringing your community together. These events celebrate cultural heritage while raising awareness and funds for organizations serving the Black community.
Fillmore After Dark Presents a Special Hot August Nights Edition & Night Market celebrating soul, art and community.
Rooted in the legacy of the “Harlem of the West,” Fillmore After Dark transforms the neighborhood into a dynamic nighttime marketplace featuring Hot August Nights!
Where Summer Comes Alive on Fillmore.
Retail & artisan vendors offering handcrafted goods and unique products
Live music & entertainment highlighting Bay Area talent and cultural expression
Casino Gaming w/Roulette, Craps and Blackjack
Kids Zone with painting and activities for the whole family.
Bingo, with a cultural twist, celebrating the history and stories of the Fillmore and Western Addition, with the brick and mortars on the Fillmore corridor
Local food vendors & culinary experiences showcasing diverse and culturally inspired cuisine along the corridor
Community engagement spaces connecting residents, organizations and visitors
The historic Fillmore District will come alive after dark with the launch of a series of night markets throughout the year. Fillmore After Dark Night Markets brings a vibrant cultural experience, celebrating the rich legacy, flavor, and energy of the Fillmore.
Brought to San Francisco by the Office of Economic and Workforce Development, the Civic Joy Fund, Livable City, Citizen Film, and Burge LLC, these immersive events blend food, music, art, and community connection into an unforgettable evening experience.
The Fillmore Holiday Night Market has been a great success for four years running, and now we’re expanding the fun into a year-round series of events, kicking off with “Bingo & Bites” on May 22. Other 2026 Fillmore After Dark events will take place on August 21, October 31, and December 11.
For media inquiries, Sophie Constantinou
415-206-1880
Vendor opportunities,Tamara Walker
415-851-1752
Sponsorship information, please contact:Tamara Walker
About the Partners
The Office of Economic and Workforce Development supports economic vitality, workforce development, and neighborhood growth throughout San Francisco.
The Civic Joy Fund is a San Francisco-based nonprofit re-energizing public spaces across San Francisco by investing in and organizing projects that bring joy to the streets.
Livable City works to create vibrant, people-centered public spaces that foster community and connection.
Citizen Film is a storytelling nonprofit organization dedicated to amplifying community voices through media and film.
Burge LLC specializes in producing culturally grounded events and experiences that celebrate community, creativity, and connection.
Friday, 14, 16.00 -
Friday, 14, 21.00
San Francisco,
CA
_$25
BCF: Here & Now – 2026
New Voices / New Works
Celebrating 21 years of presenting the festival in the SF Bay Area - highlighting award-winning choreographers and companies - featuring unique and dynamic performances!
"AMAZING! Truly a heart opening & uplifting experience." – Audience member
Saturday, February 21 & Sunday, February 22
Saturday, February 28 & Sunday, March 1
Performances @ 7:30pm
Week 1: Saturday, February 21 & Sunday, February 22 @ 7:30pm
Featuring the works of:
Alaja Badalich * Isha Tobis Clarke * Gabriele Christian * Gregory P Dawson * Ja’Moon Jones * William L. Miller * Aja Randall, Patricia West, Damara Vita Ganley – DAP * Natalya Shoaf
Week 2: Saturday, February 28 & Sunday, March 1 @ 7:30pm
Featuring the works of:
Olutola Afolayan * Styles Alexander * Clarissa Dyas * William Brewton Fowler Jr. * Mari Hester * dominique lesleyann * Raissa Simpson * Dazaun Soleyn
TICKETS -
$20 Adv/Students/Seniors
$25 General at the door
$35 VIP - Reserved Seating
Please be sure to arrive 15 minutes before curtain. Parking around Dance Mission can be tricky. We recommend taking BART, as we are directly across the street from the 24/Mission stop. We are also on MUNI Lines 12, 14. 49, 48, and 67. If you do drive, give yourself plenty of time to find street parking. The closest parking lot is at 21/Bartlett Streets, about a 5 min walk away.
Saturday, 21, 19.30 -
Saturday, 21, 21.00
San Francisco,
CA
_$25
✊🏽 Cherelle’s MLK Day 2026 Parade Cohort:
"Walking Together in Unity: Cherelle's Cohort Honors the Dream"
Join Cherelle and the Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade on Monday, January 19, 2026.
Building Community, Uniting a Nation the Nonviolent Way," and pledge to embody the enduring spirit of Dr. King's mission.
🕊️ Our Purpose
• Honor the Legacy: We celebrate Dr. King's lifelong commitment to justice, equality, and non-violence.
• Community & Unity: We step forward to visibly represent the power of community building and the ongoing work of uniting our nation across all lines of difference.
• Service in Action: This is a "Day On, Not a Day Off." Our participation is a living tribute, demonstrating our commitment to civic engagement and service in the pursuit of the Beloved Community.
📝 Cherelle's Call to Action: Uphold his dream, uphold his legacy.
Monday, 19, 10.00 -
Monday, 19, 12.00
San Francisco,
CA
_$25
Fillmore After Dark Presents a Special Hot August Nights Edition & Night Market celebrating soul, art and community.
Rooted in the legacy of the “Harlem of the West,” Fillmore After Dark transforms the neighborhood into a dynamic nighttime marketplace featuring Hot August Nights!
Where Summer Comes Alive on Fillmore.
Retail & artisan vendors offering handcrafted goods and unique products
Live music & entertainment highlighting Bay Area talent and cultural expression
Casino Gaming w/Roulette, Craps and Blackjack
Kids Zone with painting and activities for the whole family.
Bingo, with a cultural twist, celebrating the history and stories of the Fillmore and Western Addition, with the brick and mortars on the Fillmore corridor
Local food vendors & culinary experiences showcasing diverse and culturally inspired cuisine along the corridor
Community engagement spaces connecting residents, organizations and visitors
The historic Fillmore District will come alive after dark with the launch of a series of night markets throughout the year. Fillmore After Dark Night Markets brings a vibrant cultural experience, celebrating the rich legacy, flavor, and energy of the Fillmore.
Brought to San Francisco by the Office of Economic and Workforce Development, the Civic Joy Fund, Livable City, Citizen Film, and Burge LLC, these immersive events blend food, music, art, and community connection into an unforgettable evening experience.
The Fillmore Holiday Night Market has been a great success for four years running, and now we’re expanding the fun into a year-round series of events, kicking off with “Bingo & Bites” on May 22. Other 2026 Fillmore After Dark events will take place on August 21, October 31, and December 11.
For media inquiries, Sophie Constantinou
415-206-1880
Vendor opportunities,Tamara Walker
415-851-1752
Sponsorship information, please contact:Tamara Walker
About the Partners
The Office of Economic and Workforce Development supports economic vitality, workforce development, and neighborhood growth throughout San Francisco.
The Civic Joy Fund is a San Francisco-based nonprofit re-energizing public spaces across San Francisco by investing in and organizing projects that bring joy to the streets.
Livable City works to create vibrant, people-centered public spaces that foster community and connection.
Citizen Film is a storytelling nonprofit organization dedicated to amplifying community voices through media and film.
Burge LLC specializes in producing culturally grounded events and experiences that celebrate community, creativity, and connection.
Monday, 19, 10.00 - Monday, 19, 12.00
San Francisco, CA
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BCF: Here & Now – 2026
New Voices / New Works
Celebrating 21 years of presenting the festival in the SF Bay Area - highlighting award-winning choreographers and companies - featuring unique and dynamic performances!
"AMAZING! Truly a heart opening & uplifting experience." – Audience member
Saturday, February 21 & Sunday, February 22
Saturday, February 28 & Sunday, March 1
Performances @ 7:30pm
Week 1: Saturday, February 21 & Sunday, February 22 @ 7:30pm
Featuring the works of:
Alaja Badalich * Isha Tobis Clarke * Gabriele Christian * Gregory P Dawson * Ja’Moon Jones * William L. Miller * Aja Randall, Patricia West, Damara Vita Ganley – DAP * Natalya Shoaf
Week 2: Saturday, February 28 & Sunday, March 1 @ 7:30pm
Featuring the works of:
Olutola Afolayan * Styles Alexander * Clarissa Dyas * William Brewton Fowler Jr. * Mari Hester * dominique lesleyann * Raissa Simpson * Dazaun Soleyn
TICKETS -
$20 Adv/Students/Seniors
$25 General at the door
$35 VIP - Reserved Seating
Please be sure to arrive 15 minutes before curtain. Parking around Dance Mission can be tricky. We recommend taking BART, as we are directly across the street from the 24/Mission stop. We are also on MUNI Lines 12, 14. 49, 48, and 67. If you do drive, give yourself plenty of time to find street parking. The closest parking lot is at 21/Bartlett Streets, about a 5 min walk away.
Monday, 19, 10.00 - Monday, 19, 12.00
San Francisco, CA
23.18
✊🏽 Cherelle’s MLK Day 2026 Parade Cohort:
"Walking Together in Unity: Cherelle's Cohort Honors the Dream"
Join Cherelle and the Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade on Monday, January 19, 2026.
Building Community, Uniting a Nation the Nonviolent Way," and pledge to embody the enduring spirit of Dr. King's mission.
🕊️ Our Purpose
• Honor the Legacy: We celebrate Dr. King's lifelong commitment to justice, equality, and non-violence.
• Community & Unity: We step forward to visibly represent the power of community building and the ongoing work of uniting our nation across all lines of difference.
• Service in Action: This is a "Day On, Not a Day Off." Our participation is a living tribute, demonstrating our commitment to civic engagement and service in the pursuit of the Beloved Community.
📝 Cherelle's Call to Action: Uphold his dream, uphold his legacy.
Monday, 19, 10.00 - Monday, 19, 12.00
San Francisco, CA
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