If you couldn’t join us, here is what you missed. If you did join us, enjoy the memories!
Photos by Bradley Roberge
Photos by Jovon Bright
Photos From LeatherWalk 2026
Walking Tour Sunday, October 11
Join us on Sunday, October 11, at 1:00 pm for the District’s walking tour of the notorious history that made Folsom infamous and fun, with your tour guide David Hyman.
Free! Limited Space: Register Now! at sflcd.org/walking
Polish Those Boots! LeatherWalk is Coming! – Sun. Sept. 20 – 10am
POLISH THOSE BOOTS!
LeatherWalk 2026 is happening Sunday, September 20!
We gather at Eagle Plaza from 10 to 11 am. SF Eagle’s bar will be serving.
We are accepting gear donations at our booth in the Plaza.
Free LeatherWalk pins for the first 300 Walkers.
Accompanying us on the route will be the Whip Cream Whip Team and Go-Go’s @mykiee.entwined, Devil Spices, and Sgt. die Wies.
STOP ONE
Oasis – The Champagne Room will be open for bar service.
STOP TWO
Azucar Lounge will have Margaritas, Chips and Guac, Mezcal/Tequila for purchase.
Powerhouse will be serving at the bar.
Special performance by CHEER San Francisco
Team Photos in front of Powerhouse.
STOP THREE
Leather Etc.
Walkers get 10% off their purchases
STOP FOUR
Rocco’s Cafe
The Stud
The Nosh Box
STOP FIVE
Mr S Leather
Titleholders Photos in front of the Puppy Mural (Heron Street side).
STOP SIX
Blessing of the Leathers by Rev. Daniel J Borysewicz at the Ringold Monument (9th Street end of Ringold Street) at 1:45 pm
STOP SEVEN
Lone Star Saloon
$5 Well Drinks
STOP EIGHT
Arrival at SF Eagle’s Leather Pride Fest at 2:30 pm.
Ceremonial Raising of the Leather Pride Flag
Gear Donation Drop-Off
Newly Legal: Grab a beverage at one of our stops and bring it along as you walk the route!
LEATHERWALK IS A CELEBRATION.
Sunday, September 20th
10:00am
LeatherWalk.org
Three More Commemorative Plaques Installed
Last week three more sidewalk plaques were installed by San Francisco Department of Public Works as part of the Folsom Streetscape Project. The plaques commemorate historic locations at 960 Folsom (once home to A Taste of Leather, Trading Post, and Studstore), 979 Folsom (site of The Hula Shack and The Slot), and 1123 Folsom (formerly The Stables and current home of The Stud).
This brings the number of plaques installed since last August to 16.
Support provided by Fund for the City of New York on behalf of its fiscally sponsored project, the NYC LGBTQ Historic Sites Project.
For a complete list of current and future locations, please visit Plaque List.
Photo Credit: David Hyman