The EndUp
SoMa, San Francisco
San Francisco's legendary after-hours institution, running since 1973.
Founded
1973
Capacity
500
Hours
Friday–Saturday midnight–Monday
Area
SoMa
About The EndUp
The EndUp is one of the oldest continually operating dance clubs in the United States, having welcomed San Francisco's LGBTQ+ community and night owls since 1973. The club's after-hours model — staying open through Sunday morning and beyond — has made it a unique institution where the dance floor fills as the rest of the city wakes up. The EndUp's history is deeply intertwined with San Francisco's LGBTQ+ history, and it has been a place of refuge and celebration for the community through every chapter of that history.
History
The EndUp opened in 1973 as a neighbourhood bar and evolved into one of San Francisco's most iconic after-hours clubs. Its history spans the entirety of the city's LGBTQ+ rights movement, the AIDS crisis, and every transformation that has reshaped San Francisco since.
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Venue Info
Opening Hours
Friday–Saturday midnight–Monday 4 AM (continuous)
Address
401 6th St, San Francisco, CA 94103