You have to be there - A Pole and Karaoke Party
Description
We are slashifying the fundraiser model by throwing a late-night pole and karaoke party at the gallery. Grant money has been tough to get this year, so help us by joining our party and celebrating the resilient art community of the Bay Area together. Let’s show the rest that we are still here!
This is not your typical fundraiser. This time we are in for a little $la$hy one where you can hang out, sing your favorite karaoke song, and be mesmerized by pole performances. Prepare a song, bring cash to tip your dancers, and tell your friends. And don’t forget to dress to impress 💅
LIMITED CAPACITY - GET YOUR TIX BEFORE WE SELL OUT!
$31 general admission tickets
$69 VIP tickets (includes admission, one karaoke song, and one drink)
$5 to sing one karaoke song (available to purchase at the event)
8:30pm: doors open
9pm: karaoke begins
10:30pm: pole dance performances with an all-star lineup
11pm: karaoke until the last person stands
Bring cash to tip the dancers! All proceeds go to Slash
Full bar with drinks for purchase. This event is 21+ only.
Lineup
Star Dancer: Amy Bond
Amy Bond has been pole dancing for 14 years. Her signature style is a mix of bendy pole tricks, spin pole and acrobatic hard heels. She is the Founder of Pole + Dance Studios where she teaches pole dancing alongside her favorite Bay Area and PNW pole dancers. Come take class!
Star Dancer: Yoko Taketani
Yoko Taketani is a pole dancer and movement artist who presents expressive, sculptural performances inspired by her performing arts background.
Star Dancer: Medusa Sting
a Black Nubian queen, forged from truth, not silence. A former sex worker turned architect of her own stage, she moves as both story and storm— owner of Queer Fem Parties, a Black-owned, strip-cultured dance collective where liberation is choreographed in every breath. A powerhouse in motion, her presence is a warning and a gift— meet her gaze if you dare, but know: many have frozen in the beauty of her becoming.
Star Dancer: Ana Saygı
Ana Saygı is the founding director of Slash, drifting between San Francisco, Berlin, and Turkey. Off-duty from Slash, she’s either mid-spin on the pole or somewhere on a dance floor.
Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity