@ San Francisco Playhouse. The classic Tony Award-winning musical tells the tale of Cliff and Sally’s love story and also reminds us of the horrors humans are capable of. Continues through September 14. http://www.sfplayhouse.org

@ Market Street and Civic Center. “Generations of Resistance” is the theme for this year’s edition of one of the largest and oldest LGBTQIA parades in the world. 10:30am. http://www.sfpride.org

@ Jolene’s Bar, 2700 16th Street. A team of DJs will spin tunes all afternoon and late into the night so you can continue to celebrate. 3pm-2am. http://www.jolenessf.com

@ The Phoenix Hotel, 601 Eddy Street. This poolside event (12noon-6pm) is sold out. Tickets are still available to the official After Party that will follow at The Great Northern, 119 Utah, featuring David Harness Project, Kerri Chandler and more. 6pm-12am. https://bit.ly/2J4b0ZH

@ Oakland Museum of California, 1000 Oak Street. The four-month exhibition includes historical materials, artifacts and archival documents along with materials related to social activism, contemporary artwork, costumes and ephemera. http://www.museumca.org

@ Castro Theatre, 429 Castro Street. The Festival’s Closing Night feature, Gay Chorus Deep South, is an award-winning documentary on the SF Gay Men’s Chorus tour of southern states in 2017 with the Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir. 7pm. http://www.frameline.org

@ The Big Queer Pubzquiz, 3152 Mission Street. This 90-minute quiz, based on current events and general knowledge with a special theme round, includes five rounds with free drinks and weird prizes every Monday night. 7:30-9:30pm. nosportstrivai@gmail.com

@ Strut, 470 Castro Street. This ongoing drop-in group uses books and other written materials to explore substance abuse. 4-5:30pm. http://www.strutsf.org