Women’s Weekend Russian River - the premier Northern California LGBTQIA+ woman and queer femme centered events that kick off and often close the summer in Guerneville, CA!
Women’s Weekend Russian River is BACK in 2026!
Mark your calendars May 14-17, 2026
After our biggest year yet, we’re already gearing up for the next unforgettable WWRR! Get ready to reunite, celebrate, and bring the whole crew for another weekend of queer joy under the redwoods.
Tickets go on sale October 2025 — be the first to know by joining our newsletter list and follow us on social media!
Upcoming Women’s Weekend Sponsored & Hosted Events
Want to connect sooner than May?
Join us for two upcoming events.
August 16 & 17, 2025
All events are held at the R3 Hotel.
Saturday
12-5pm Pool Party with DJs Dyops and Livv
7pm Drag & Burlesque show with hostess Miss Shugana, starring Madd-Dogg 20/20, Sydni Deveraux, Frankie Fictitious, and Mason Dixon Jars
9pm-12am Dance party with DJs Dyops & Livv
Sunday
12-5pm Pool Party with DJs Dyops and Lady Char
September 20-21, 2025
Russian River Pride - check out all of the fun plans!
Saturday, September 20 - join the WWRR parade contingent (sign up here)
Sunday, September 21 from 12-5PM come party at the VIBE Pool Party at the R3 Hotel - it’s free and we will have the fabulous JenDM on the decks!
Approximately 75 miles north of San Francisco lies Guerneville, the largest town along the Russian River (population 3,500).
Within the three block square downtown, you’ll find restaurants, shops, taverns, and a fully stocked Safeway supermarket. A block or two off the main road, you’ll find a handful or resorts that cater specifically to gay clientele.
Transportation: To get to Guerneville, having a car is helpful. You can use public transportation, but it's not easy or convenient. Once you are at ‘the River’ (as it is also known) you don’t necessarily need a car, but having one will help you explore the stunningly beautiful countryside. Rent a bicycle in town (available seasonally), but be aware that much of the terrain is very hilly and the roads are narrow. Visit the “how to get there” page for detailed instructions for driving or taking public transportation.
Accommodations: Women’s Weekend attendees stay at the nearby resorts or at one of the many area houses, apartments or rooms available for short-term rental. Please be aware that some locations have minimum stay requirements and most are booked well in advance. Women’s Weekend attendees are responsible for their own accommodations. Check out the “Lodging” page for suggestions.
All of the Women’s Weekend hosted events are inclusive events for all LGBTQIA+ femmes and women, including but not limited to trans women, trans men, non-binary, and gender-queer folks.