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See a show for free at Lost Church in March

Flamenco, comedy, variety, music: Catch something unique at the independent North Beach venue. But act fast.

One of our favorite intimate venues in North Beach, the Lost Church, is offering two tickets to the below February shows for lucky 48 Hills readers. But they are going soon. TO CLAIM A PAIR OF TICKETS: Email marke@48hills.org with “Lost Church” in the subject line and the name of the show + your name in the body. The tickets are first come, first serve, so act fast—we will let you know within 24 hours of entering if you have won. We’ll also cross off the shows below if the tickets are already claimed. Thanks for reading!

March 2026 Ticket Giveaways

Mon, 3/2 Cotton Clifton and Noelle & The Deserters (Duo) – AMERICANA

Tue, 3/3 Alex Walsh & Aireene & The Itch – SINGER-SONGWRITER/INDIE

Sun 3/8 Lisa Wallen – STAND-UP COMEDY

Sat 3/14 Performance Lab – PERFORMANCE ART/IMPROV/AMERICANA

Sun 3/15 Mahatma Moses Comedy – STAND-UP COMEDY

Wed 3/25 Late Aster with Elbows – ELECTRONICA/JAZZ/

Sun 3/29 Matinée Flamenco Libre – FLAMENCO MUSIC AND DANCE

Marke B.
Marke B.
Marke Bieschke is the publisher and arts and culture editor of 48 Hills. He co-owns the Stud bar in SoMa. Reach him at marke (at) 48hills.org, follow @supermarke on Twitter.

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