Jericho: the Urban Spy Game - Your mission, should you choose to accept it: bring your Nerf gun to this kill-or-be-killed interactive spy showdown.
7-9pm, free. Union Square, Geary & Powell, SF. www.meetup.com

Funk Revival Orchestra - A three piece horn section, four piece rhythm section, and two vocalists from Oakland show you how to get down.
9pm, $10. Cafe Du Nord, 2170 Market, SF. (415) 816-5016, www.cafedunord.com

Slate Card Party - Show your support for the Guardian's June 2010 slate of endorsed candidates for the Democratic County Central Committee (DCCC) at this fundraiser featuring live music and performances (DJ Smoove, Fou Fou Ha, more). Although the Guardian is not directly affiliated with this event, proceeds go to a Guardian slate card mailer prepared and distributed by the candidates.
7pm, $20-100, CELLspace, 2050 Bryant, SF. (415) 648-7562 , more info: alixro@yahoo.com

Afrolicious - Mark up three years for this weekly "afro-tropi-electro-funk-disco-house" jam jam, and bust a move with co-conspirators DJ Pleasuremaker and Señor Oz.
9:30pm, $8-10. Elbo Room, 647 Valencia, SF. (415) 552-7788 www.elboroom.com

CounterPulse May Day Celebration - Celebrate the progressive art space's fifth year of raising hell this weekend with three nights of mayhem. Tonight's schedule includes agitprop cabaret from comedians to porn stars. (also Sat/1 & Sun/2) 8pm, $40-90. 1310 Mission, SF. www.counterpulse.org

Birdemic - Jason Nguyen's Hitchcock inspired horror was filmed in Marin, and has gained a cult following based on it's ahem, low tech special effects. Late night showings guarantee a creepily hilarious good time.
(also Sat/1) 11pm, $9.75. Roxie Cinema, 3117 16th St., SF. (415) 863-1087 www.roxie.com

Oakland Museum of California Grand Re-Opening - 31 hours of non stop, free celebrations for the reimagined OMC, with appearances from Non Stop Bhangra, yo-yo champs, and good (adulty) fun all night long.
starts at 11am (through Sun/2), free. Oakland Museum of California, 1000 Oak St., Oakland. www.museumca.org

Marcus Shelby Jazz Orchestra - MLK's life work, set to an orchestrated score. Because the sounds of the civil rights movement are music for modern ears.
1-2:30pm, free. Yerba Buena Gardens, Mission & 3rd St., SF. www.ybgf.org

Noodlefest 2010 - Chinatown and North Beach combine their culinary powers to bring you the best of the world's most delicious food.
3-7pm, $15. Grant, between Pacific & Vallejo, SF. www.chinatowncdc.org

Ned Sublette - Ned Sublette's not just a leading scholar of Cuban beats -- he's also a top notch country-western artist whose Willie Nelson cover "Cowboys are Frequently, Secretly Fond of Each Other" blew the roof off of post- Brokeback America.
4pm-12am, $25-55. The Fillmore, 1805 Geary, SF. (415) 346-6000, www.wanderlustfestival.com/fillmore

Future Cop! - Because somebody's got to be re-imagining their British techno music as the soundtrack to all our favorite '80s movies!
9pm, $7. Elbo Room, 647 Valencia, SF. (415) 552-7788 www.elboroom.com

JFK Drive Smooth Pavement Ride - What's better than cruising through Golden Gate Park on some nice, new asphalt? You're gonna have to help me with that one.
5:30pm, free. Meet @ McLaren Lodge, Stanyan & Fell, SF. www.sfbike.org

Food, Inc. - Every sneaking suspicion you ever had about that chicken nugget will be confirmed at this seminal eco-foodie flick. Bonus: pre-reception snacks from Alembic and Magnolia at this fundraiser for Bay area hands-on farm, Pie Ranch.
reception @ 5:30pm, movie @ 7:30pm, $25. Red Vic Movie House, 1727 Haight, SF. (415) 668-3994, www.redvicmoviehouse.com

Makoto Aida: Cynic in the Playground - Freaky manga artist Makoto Aida paints big blenders full of tiny little people, among other thought provoking images. Only one night's showing of this documentary on him -- maybe New People thought our stomachs could only tolerate so much?
7pm, $10-25. Viz Cinema @ New People, 1746 Post, SF. www.newpeopleworld.com