GLBT Historical Society Benefit at Eagle
Posted on January 2, 2007
Filed Under News, Non Profit, lgbT |
SAN FRANCISCO—On January 14, head down to the Eagle Tavern, where the GLBT Historical Society will receive funds from its “beverage benefit,” a longstanding Sunday tradition where hundreds of men and a handful of hardy women gather for tasty libations, hardy eats, and cruisy cruising.
As always, the GLBT Historical Society’s Eagle beer bust will feature a raffle of fun, funky, and downright queer vintage goodies. The grand prize this time around will be a pair of season tickets to the San Francisco Ballet’s 2007 season. Who says chaps can’t go with toe shoes?
The proceeds from the $10 door charge and raffle will go to the GLBT Historical Society.
THE BASICS:
WHAT: The GLBT Historical Society’s “beverage benefit” at the Eagle Tavern, $10
WHERE: The Eagle Tavern, 398 12th Street
WHEN: Sunday, January 14, 3-6 pm
For a list of upcoming events at the GLBT Historical Society, check out their new website at http://www.glbthistory.org/.
The mission of the GLBT Historical Society is to increase public understanding, appreciation, and affirmation of the history and culture of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and other sexual minority individuals and communities. For more information, call 415.777.5455 or visit http://www.glbthistory.org/.
Contact: Don Romesburg, 415.850.8580, donromesburg@earthlink.net
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