The EndUp to host official Carnaval Weekend after-party with DJs, dancing and late-night vibes

The EndUp in San Francisco is set to host the official El Patio Dayclub Carnaval Weekend after-party on Sunday, May 24, according to event listings published this week. The 21-and-over event is scheduled to run from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the club’s 401 6th Street address in SoMa, after the second day of Carnaval San Francisco wraps in the Mission District. Eventbrite and other event listings describe it as the official continuation of the weekend’s street celebration. Carnaval San Francisco’s organizers say the festival itself will run May 23 and May 24. ### Which event has been billed as the official after-party? Eventbrite lists the gathering as “El Patio Dayclub Carnaval Weekend @ The Endup - San Francisco,” presented by A Listers Entertainment. The listing says the party is intended to pick up after Carnaval ends, with dancing and DJ programming aimed at adults continuing their Memorial Day weekend plans. The eventsincalifornia.com listing uses similar language, calling it the “official El Patio Dayclub Carnaval Weekend After Party” and placing it at The EndUp on May 24. A separate all-events calendar for Memorial Day weekend in San Francisco also identifies the EndUp event as the official Carnaval after-party. (eventbrite.com) ### When does it start, and where does it fit into the Carnaval schedule? Carnaval San Francisco says its free two-day festival starts at 11 a.m. and runs until 6 p.m., covering 17 blocks in the Mission District with five main stages, 50 local performing artists and 400 vendors. The organization says the 48th annual event will take place over Memorial Day weekend, May 23-24. (eventsincalifornia.com) The EndUp event is scheduled to begin at 4 p.m. on Sunday, overlapping with the final hours of the street festival before extending into the evening, according to Eventbrite. That timing positions it as club programming for attendees leaving the daytime festivities and heading across town after the Mission District event. (carnavalsanfrancisco.org) ### Who is organizing the party, and what are the entry rules? A Listers Entertainment is named as the organizer on the Eventbrite page, which says the promoter has hosted events for nine years and lists hundreds of prior events on the platform. Another Eventbrite listing for the same date and venue appears under SocialSF, while a separate listing for an “afterparty” version appears under MadeSF, suggesting multiple promoters or duplicate postings around the same EndUp program. (eventbrite.com) The Eventbrite page says the event is limited to guests 21 and older. It also says a dress code will be enforced, that management reserves the right to deny entry, and that tickets are nonrefundable. ### What does the listing say people should expect inside? The Eventbrite description calls El Patio Dayclub “Northern California’s #1 day party” and says the Carnaval Weekend edition will feature DJs, dancing and late-day club energy at The EndUp. (eventbrite.com) The listing tells attendees to “pull up early” and “stay late,” while also advertising VIP tables through a San Francisco phone number. The EndUp’s own Eventbrite venue page lists the Carnaval Weekend party among upcoming events at the club. That page places the May 24 program alongside other branded El Patio Dayclub events, indicating the party is part of a recurring format rather than a one-off listing created solely for the holiday weekend. ### What else is happening during Carnaval weekend in San Francisco? (eventbrite.com) Carnaval San Francisco says this year’s theme is “La Copa del Pueblo — The People’s Cup,” and names Su Majestad Mi Banda El Mexicano de Casimiro as the 2026 headliner. The organization describes the festival as family-friendly and says it draws more than half a million attendees from around the world to the Mission District. (eventbrite.com) SFMTA said in a blog post published Wednesday that Carnaval will return this weekend, May 23-24, and advised attendees to use Muni to reach the event area. The transit agency’s notice underscores the scale of the weekend programming around the festival footprint before nightlife events begin elsewhere in the city. (carnavalsanfrancisco.org) Sunday’s after-party listing says tickets are available through Eventbrite and directs attendees to additional updates online. Carnaval San Francisco’s festival programming is scheduled to continue through Sunday evening in the Mission District, while The EndUp event is slated for 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. at 401 6th Street on May 24. (eventbrite.com) (sfmta.com)