Valentines Dyke Dance
The nights may be getting darker and colder, but dykes are always hot! ✨
Join us for an intergenerational Dyke Dance on Friday, November 10th from 7-10pm and help us raise funds for Queer youth! Come out and celebrate past, present, and future dyke resilience and joy. DJ Sandi Stabler will be spinning house vibes and keeping the party going, with drag performances by Rasta Boi Punany and Rosie Hart. Light snacks and non-alcoholic drinks will be available. All proceeds will pay performers and be donated to GALAEI, a Queer and Trans, Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (QTBIPOC) radical social justice organization that’s been serving the community since 1989.
TICKET INFO
Tickets are sliding-scale, $10-25. We prefer you buy your ticket in advance, but you’re welcome to pay at the door as well. Please find a cost that works for you. If you can afford to pay at the higher end of the scale, please do! Remember, all proceeds will pay performers and be donated to GALAEI.
WHO’S WELCOME?
This is a dyke+ space, meaning all who identify as dykes, over 18 years old, are welcome. If you identify as a dyke, then you’re a dyke. Any person who identifies as a dyke is welcome to attend regardless of gender expression or identity, sex assigned at birth, sexual orientation, race, age, political affiliation, religious identity, ability, class, or immigration status. Dyke diversity is endless and welcome here.
We celebrate dykes in all their manifestations and also welcome folks who align themselves with dykes and are supportive and invested in our liberation.
WHAT WE BELIEVE IN
Queer positivity, there’s no room for racism, sexism, ageism, ableism, homophobia, or transphobia. We’re here to dance together and to celebrate good music. Whatever the beat, we are about having a good time and looking out for each other.
VENUE INFO + ACCESSIBILITY
Summit Presbyterian Church Hall is an inclusive, welcoming space in the heart of Mt. Airy, land of lesbians, so queer folks are certainly welcome there. Summit Hall can be accessed on Westview Street by a concrete, wheelchair-accessible ramp or 11 steps accompanied by a railing. There is free street parking available on the block, as well as on adjacent blocks.
Masks encouraged! Please do not attend if you are not feeling well.
