Harvey Milk Day Queer Bowling

Strike up some fun for Harvey Milk Day by joining us for a night of bowling. We're celebrating Harvey Milk Day by promoting visibility of the queer community in design, construction, and real estate industry. Join us for a night of fun at Mission Bowling Club's monthly Queer Bowling event where we'll mingle with fellow Build Out Alliance friends and colleagues, and with the broader community from the San Francisco Bay. This is the perfect way to forge new connections, network in a fun setting over some friendly competition, and celebrate the legacy of Harvey Milk.

Each ticket to the event includes a spot on the bowling lanes and a complimentary drink of your choice (both alcoholic or non-alcoholic). Each month, Mission Bowling Club highlights a local not-for-profit that supports the queer community and donates 100% of their ticket sales to that organization. This month's is the Taimon Booton Navigation Center, a shelter in the Mission for unhoused trans, non-binary, and intersex individuals.

NOTE: the correct date and time for this event is Monday, May 20, beginning at 6:00pm PT. We apologize for the confusion caused by the incorrect date shown in some email newsletters.

What To Expect

• Raise Important Funds: 100% of ticket proceeds will go to the Taimon Booton Navigation Center, a not-for-profit shelter in the Mission for unhoused trans, non-binary, intersex individuals.
• Strike Up Some Fun: Check in with the bowling staff to get your name on the bowling list, where you'll be placed with a group for 5 frames of bowling. After the round, you can put your name back on the list for more!
• Food & Drinks: Available for purchase at the bar, there are lots of food and drink options to keep you fueled.
• An Inclusive Environment: A welcoming community where you can connect with fellow queer professionals and allies both in our industry an out of our industry.

About Harvey Milk Day

Harvey Milk was a trailblazer for LGBTQ+ rights who dedicated his life to equality. His historic election in 1977 as one of the first openly gay elected officials in the world symbolized the power of living authentically. Harvey Milk Day honors his legacy and the ongoing fight for LGBTQ+ inclusion.

Still have questions?

Reach out to Nik Thorsrud at nthorsrud@buildoutalliance.org with questions or for more information.