@ Randall Museum, 199 Museum Way. Following a $9 million renovation, the Museum, long noted as an LGBT family friendly space, will host a ribbon cutting followed by free entertainment and kids activities. 10am-3pm.  randallmuseum.org 

@ The Starlight Room, Powell Street. Hosted by Donna Sachet, the event features a brunch and a troupe of entertainers. It is described as “The Greatest Drag Show in San Francisco,” and we agree that it is great! Two shows every Sunday at 11am and 2pm.  starlightroomsf.com 

@ Finn Town, 2251 Market STreet.  MAX SF’s second Sunday event for men 40+ returns anew with this event, limited to 100 attendees, to introduce plans for trips, partnerships, gatherings and more. 3-6pm. masxf.org

@ Freight & Salvage, 2020 Addison Street, Berkeley. Under the direction of Emmy winner Terrance Kelly, the Choir presents its 4th Annual Black History Month Celebration with LGBT community icon Linda Tillery as their special guest. 8pm. thefreight.org

@ Martuni’s, 4 Valencia Street. The Lesbian/Gay Chorus of San Francisco will present a show, not strictly Shakespearean, inspired by A Midsummer Night’s Dream. 7-9pm.  lgcsf.org

@ Strut, 470 Castro. This event in the series, featuring genderqueer artists of all levels from beginners to professionals, features Star Ah Mer Ah Su, Kay Nilsson and more. 8-10pm. strutsf.org

SF Public Library, Latino/Hispanic Community Room, 100 Larkin Street. Dr. Tarik Farrar of City College’s African American Studies Department will present a lecture on the often forgotten contributions of Harriet Tubman. 6-7:30pm. sfpl.org

@ El Rio, 3158 Mission Street. Wear costumes, masks and beads and join the celebration at seventeen venues in the Mission District including El Rio with live samba drummers, dancers and lively music from salsa and soca to cumbia and rumba. 6-8pm. elriosf.com