Join us for a fabulous night to celebrate two milestones: the GLBT Historical Society’s 39th anniversary, and the opening of All the Nights We Got to Dance, a new piece of multimedia art by acclaimed artist Marcel Pardo Ariza. The event will include brief remarks, a raffle with rare prizes from the GLBT Historical Society, as well as complimentary drinks and small bites provided by the incredible team at the LINE San Francisco.
This event is both a tribute to the past and an invitation to be a part of the future, as we continue to preserve and share our vast queer past.
Admission
Tickets start at $20 for members and $35 for non-members. RSVP and purchase tickets here.
NOTE: All ticket levels provide full access to the event. Tickets at the Enthusiast level and above help to support discounted admission and support our work to preserve and share LGBTQ history.
Location
The LINE San Francisco, Dark Bar (1st floor)
33 Turk Street, San Francisco, CA 94102
About the GLBT Historical Society
Founded in 1985, the GLBT Historical Society is recognized internationally as a leader in the field of LGBTQ public history. The Society’s archives hold one of the largest collections of LGBTQ historic materials ever assembled and connects tens of thousands of people with their history every year through our museum, archives, and public events.
About All the Nights We Got to Dance
All the Nights We Got to Dance is a multimedia site-specific installation that celebrates historical places that have shaped queer nightlife in San Francisco. It’s an homage to the Compton’s Cafeteria Riots, as well as the bars and clubs that have marked the queer and trans history of San Francisco. Many of these special venues have closed due to high rent prices and gentrification, and this piece brings all the spirits, kisses, dances, cruising encounters that took place inside these places. May we all remember all the nights we got to dance here, there, together in the Transgender District of San Francisco.
