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LGBTQJoin us June 21 for our PRIDETINIS Pride kick-off...

Join us June 21 for our PRIDETINIS Pride kick-off party!

Free and fab Wednesday patio party at Casements Bar, with great drinks, drag star Kochina Rude, Tom Ammiano, more

It’s a FREE 48 Hills Pre-Pride Party at Casements in the Mission! Click here to RSVP, or simply show up with a dozen of your closest friends and surprise us!

While we love providing you the most accurate news on the state of our city and the best arts and culture events the Bay has to offer, we also love to party with you. Especially on the sweetest outdoor patio in the Mission. 

With the majority of our staff being queer AF, what better time than PRIDE to come together and celebrate the resilience of our community. Grab your fellow queers, queens, allies, and everything in-between for this Wednesday night special, which benefits our community news mission—and will put a Pride smile on your cute face.

Come ready for:

Food specials! Cool drinks! Jello shots! Lovely folks! Raffle prizes! 

Celebrity drag queen host:

KOCHINA RUDE

Your Favorite on the Decks:

DJ ROLO TALORDA

Special guest appearance by: 

TOM AMMIANO

When: Wednesday, June 21. 2023, 6pm-10pm patio; 10pm-12pm indoors

Where: Casements Bar, 2351 Mission St. SF 94110

Specialty cocktails by our delicious vodka sponsor 

OLGA

This is a fundraiser for 48hills, your favorite queer-run nonprofit news source. Donations are optional, but much appreciated to keep us going. 

48 Hills welcomes comments in the form of letters to the editor, which you can submit here. We also invite you to join the conversation on our Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. 

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