GIRL CULTURE IS SACRED: An Abortion Benefit Show
El Rio
San Francisco, CA
All hail the rise of the 90s alt girlies, riot grrrls, enbies, zaddies & queens. Let's scream and sing in collective catharsis! Channel our anger into activism! Screw the patriarchy! Keep us outta your male gaze!
1001 Stevies x Pretty Beat are throwing an afternoon rager to channel our collective anger into communal activism on the patio of SF legacy business and LTBTQ community hub El Rio, all benefitting Louisiana Abortion Fund, a nonprofit that provides low-barrier access & assistance for reproductive health care throughout the Southern US.
Artists include The Furious Tits; Baycoin Beats (playing selections from The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill); and Tracey Hollands SF-indie-scene supergroup (featuring SF artists OONA, Suzanimal, and Tolula, among others) covering the Alt Girlies: a mix of the 90s-00s alt, punk, riot grrrl, R&B, and soul. [Artist photos attached.]
Since 2017, 1001 Stevies has been producing multi-city concert events aimed at raising funds + awareness for abortion access and reproductive justice. Heres a great 48 Hills story about our events.
This year, we're teaming up with Pretty Beat, a local org that supports artists of underrepped genders working in nonlinear media, to present this celebration of groundbreaking artists who gave voice to our collective experiences, feelings, and angst.
Craft and food vendors, a Not-So-Silent Auction, and specialty swag will round out the programming for this one-of-a-kind event. |
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El Rio
3158 Mission St.
San Francisco, CA 94110
United States
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Dates
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| Début : | Samedi 08 Fév
2025 15:00 | | Fin :
| Samedi 08 Fév
2025 20:00 |
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Informations supplémentaires
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| Âge minimum : 21 |
| Enfants bienvenus : Non |
| Chiens bienvenus : Non |
| Accessible aux fauteuils roulants : Oui |
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Accessibilité
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WHEELCHAIR ACCESIBILITY:
Our entrance and most of the club is wheelchair accessible including the back deck but not the yard. There are high lips on doorways out to patio. We have one ADA bathroom located in the live room where the back bar is located. Our other four bathrooms are not wheelchair accessible without assistance (please see exact measurements below), but three of them are equipped with grab bars.
PARKING:
Parking can be difficult. We are across from Muni bus stops and 3 blocks from the 24th street BART. There are 2 red meters out front that if vacant could be used for van unloading.
BATHROOMS:
We have 1 ADA bathroom, 1 gender neutral bathroom with 2 floor to ceiling stalls, 3 gender neutral single stall bathrooms, and one bathroom with 2 urinals. Two of our bathrooms are located off a narrow hallway (with a 22 entry), those bathrooms are both 6x4.5, with doorways that measure 21.5. The easier to access bathroom in the front hall is 5x5, with a 25 wide doorway. All of our bathrooms with toilets have about 2 feet of clearance between the toilet and the wall/door, and they all have grab bars installed next to the toilets. The bathroom with two urinals is 5x5 with a doorway that measures 26, with 3 feet of clearance between the wall/door and the urinals, it has no grab bars at this time. Our ADA bathroom is fully accessible. Our smaller bathrooms may not be accessible without assistance.
LIGHTING:
Lighting is typical of most bars we use a lot of Christmas Lights for ambiance. Back room has stage lighting that can be raised or lowered at the request of the performer. We also have disco balls in the front and back as well as moving lights and a hazer in the back room.
NOISE LEVEL:
Events here can be loud. Earplugs are available from the bartender or sound tech.
SERVICE ANIMALS:
We welcome (and adore!) service animals at most times. On mellower evenings and daytimes we encourage both service animals and pets in the bar. Though service animals are always welcome, please be aware that we do not allow pets to our larger parties, and we encourage people to be thoughtful when bringing any animal to the club during those events- they are very crowded, loud, chaotic, and can be overwhelming even for normally calm animals. If you do decide to bring a service animal to a large event, please attempt to arrive early to secure a secluded spot where your animal can go with you to relax during the party. We care about you and your service animal and want everyone to have a good time!
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