San Francisco weekend events: DogFest, The Fillmore Eclipse and more

We're forecast to get sun the whole weekend, and you know what that means — time to get out of the house.

• Luckily, there's a bunch going on around town.

Friday

🎷 Experience an immersive theater project set in the 1950s Fillmore jazz club scene , in which African Americans and Japanese Americans banded together to fight displacement. " The Fillmore Eclipse " will have a limited run starting Friday through May 12.

• 7:30pm Friday and Saturday, and 2:30pm on Sunday at Honey Art Studio.
• General admission tickets are $50, with discounts for students and artists as well as a VIP package.

🍿 Take the whole family to a free outdoor screening of " Turning Red " (8:30-10pm at Proxy) or " The Incredibles " (5:30pm at The Crossing at East Cut).

🎞️ The 67th San Francisco International Film Festival kicked off earlier this week and runs through Sunday, featuring a handpicked slate of films from around the globe as well as the Bay.

• Check SFFILM's site for showtimes and venue. General admission tickets are $20.

Saturday

🌷 Take your pick from a selection of over 1,000 plants at the Dahlia Society of California, San Francisco's dahlia tuber sale .

• 9:30am until sold out at the SF County Fair Building.

🐾 Watch some pups in action at San Francisco's 2024 DogFest , which will include a pet festival, carnival, parade, costume contest and more .

• 11am-4pm at Duboce Park. Free.

🇳🇱 Swing by Kings Day, an annual festival celebrating Dutch culture, to see the Murphy Windmill come alive . There will be a grand picnic underneath the windmill with Dutch foods, vendors and children's games.

• Noon-5pm at Murphy Windmill in Golden Gate Park. Free.

Sunday

📚 Participate in Día de los Niños/Día de los Libros, a 25-year tradition celebrating children, books and literacy . The event will include performances, take-home-free books and activities sponsored by the San Francisco Public Library and community partners.

• 11am-3pm at Parque Ninos Unidos. Free.

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