Procrastinators, you’re in luck—there are lots of great things to do this weekend that don’t require advance planning and won’t cost you more than $10. We’ve rounded them all up below, from free food events (including the Urban Ag Bike Tour and Esquin’s Annual Day of Rosé Tasting) to queer events (including the fifth annual Pride Asia and a pop-up market at Grim’s) to much-hyped community celebrations (including Block Party at the Station and the Fremont Solstice Fair). If the options below aren’t enough, check out our Father’s Day calendar for last-minute ideas for this weekend, or our complete Things To Do calendar.
ALL WEEKEND
1. Fremont Solstice
Celebrate summer at the Fremont Solstice Fair, an event known primarily for its elaborately painted (and sometimes just wild ‘n’ free) nude bicyclists—but also offering tons of food, crafts, activities, performances, great people-watching, and a beer garden. The official weekend activities include the three-day Solstice Music Festival, a craft market on Saturday and Sunday, the Solstice Parade on Saturday afternoon, and a dog parade on Sunday afternoon. There is also an art car party, and unofficial Solstice parties at Substation, Nectar, and the High Dive. (Fremont, free)
