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Lost Queer History Walking Tour w/ Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence | North Beach

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Saturday, May 16, 2015 - 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm | Cost: FREE
Jack Kerouac Alley | 255 Columbus Ave., San Francisco, CA

Event Details

Author Katie Gilmartin, the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, an historian from the LGBT Historical Society, and fabulous performance artists invite you on a walking tour of historic Queer bar sites along the famed Barbary Coast.

You’ll visit real and fictional 1950s bar locations: swanky bars, dive bars, women-owned bars, and bars that were off limits to servicemen – so every man and woman in uniform paid a visit. Discover how patrons exacted their revenge from abusive cops, enjoy readings from Blackmail, My Love including a performance based on legendary drag performer José Sarria, and join the Sisters in a rousing chorus of Sarria’s favorite refrain, “God Save Us Nelly Queens.”

Meet at 2 pm sharp. Free. Sponsored by the Queer Cultural Center.

Source: SF Weekly

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Cost: FREE
Categories: *Top Pick*, Literature, San Francisco, Theater & Performance, Walks & Tours
Address: 255 Columbus Ave., San Francisco, CA