Come celebrate peace, creativity, and weirdness at the 22nd annual How Weird Street Faire. Located in the heart of downtown San Francisco, How Weird features music and art, a unique and quirky marketplace, performances, and a wide range of excitement. Join thousands of people in colorful attire dancing in the streets at 8 different stages of dance music. This year’s theme is “Eternal Return.” Come dressed in your weirdest costume!

 

It’s time to dance!

The How Weird Street Faire showcases some of the best electronic dance music played on some of the world’s most advanced sound technology. Cutting-edge artists from across the Bay Area provide an unforgettable dance experience.

 

The How Weird 2021 soundtrack will be provided by:
-Muti Music and Northern Nights
-Inorbit and Raindance
-Opulent Temple and Opel
-Temple Nightclub
-Pulse SF
-Bootie Mashup and Heavy Petting Zoo
-The Consortium of Collective Consciousness (CCC)
-Mountain Lion Hi-Fi

Green Alley
Inaugurated in 2017, Green Alley will feature vendors, exhibits, and luminary speakers.

 

Art Alley
Art Alley will showcase the visual arts, with live and exhibited artwork, interactive pieces, and local craft vendors. Art Alley will be expanded this year, located on both sides of Minna Street Street. Stroll the legendary open air gallery, and be inspired by the abundance of creativity. There will be visionary artists from around the Bay Area, along with the nearby sounds of dub music.

 

The How Weird Marketplace
The How Weird Street Faire is filled with vendors from around the world selling unique and designer goods. From clothing to art to jewelry and accessories, you can find interesting things and new styles. How Weird features an unusually diverse shopping experience that you won’t find anywhere else.

Food trucks and local restaurants will offer a wide variety of delicious meals, and there will be plenty of tasty drinks. The How Weird website lists who will be there, and what specials they will be offering, Check it out at https://HowWeird.org/magic-passes.