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A Last-Minute Donation Has Saved Beloved San Francisco Club Oasis From Closing

News of the iconic **SF club Oasis**‘ impending closure saddened many San Franciscans. The club was opened in **2014 by D’Arcy Drollinger** and quickly became a hub for queer nightlife in the city with frequent drag performances. Unfortunately, the club announced it would close at the end of 2025, after one last New Year’s Eve party. However, just a few days before the end of the year, a major financial contribution was made to the club, allowing it to **reopen in 2026.** The **final-hour donation** comes from the Stevens’ Family, which donated to the nonprofit Oasis Arts that runs the club’s programming. > ”In just more than a decade, Oasis has become a leader in creating new art that connects and entertains, and has become a safe space for our LGBTQ+ community in times when we’ve needed it most. It is a cultural institution that has provided me, and countless others, immense joy,” **said Sky Stevens on behalf of the Stevens Family**. “My family and I are excited to see what this next era of Oasis brings to San Francisco.” After the club’s exciting New Year’s Eve party, it will temporarily close for a few months to prepare for new programming in 2026 and plan the future of the club. Organizers plan to secure a long-term, sustainable plan for a club, so it can continue to thrive. > “This moment reflects the heart of San Francisco,” **said owner D’Arcy Drollinger.** “Saving Oasis is more than keeping a venue open; it’s about protecting space for marginalized artists to take risks, share their stories, and build sustainable careers. It’s a powerful statement that allies are stepping forward to support the visibility and creativity of our queer community...” Oasis is a leading space for **queer performances and art**, and the news that it will continue to operate is incredibly exciting. More announcements about the club’s future are expected soon, but for now, you can join them for a festive [New Year’s Eve party](https://secretsanfrancisco.com/new-years-eve-parties-sf/) featuring live singers, drag shows, multiple stages, and more. You can learn more about [Oasis and find tickets to their events here](https://www.sfoasis.com/). Source: [https://secretsanfrancisco.com/oasis-nightclub-will-stay-open/](https://secretsanfrancisco.com/oasis-nightclub-will-stay-open/)

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A Last-Minute Donation Has Saved Beloved San Francisco Club Oasis From Closing

News of the iconic SF club Oasis ‘ impending closure saddened many San Franciscans. The club was opened in 2014 by D’Arcy Drollinger and quickly became a hub for queer nightlife in the city with frequent drag performances. Unfortunately, the club announced it would close at the end of 2025, after one last New Year’s Eve party. However, just a few days before the end of the year, a major financial contribution was made to the club, allowing it to reopen in 2026. The final-hour donation comes from the Stevens’ Family, which donated to the nonprofit Oasis Arts that runs the club’s programming. > ”In just more than a decade, Oasis has become a leader in creating new art that connects and entertains, and has become a safe space for our LGBTQ+ community in times when we’ve needed it most. It is a cultural institution that has provided me, and countless others, immense joy,” said Sky Stevens on behalf of the Stevens Family . “My family and I are excited to see what this next era of Oasis brings to San Francisco.” After the club’s exciting New Year’s Eve party, it will temporarily close for a few months to prepare for new programming in 2026 and plan the future of the club. Organizers plan to secure a long-term, sustainable plan for a club, so it can continue to thrive. > “This moment reflects the heart of San Francisco,” said owner D’Arcy Drollinger. “Saving Oasis is more than keeping a venue open; it’s about protecting space for marginalized artists to take risks, share their stories, and build sustainable careers. It’s a powerful statement that allies are stepping forward to support the visibility and creativity of our queer community...” Oasis is a leading space for queer performances and art , and the news that it will continue to operate is incredibly exciting. More announcements about the club’s future are expected soon, but for now, you can join them for a festive New Year’s Eve party featuring live singers, drag shows, multiple stages, and more. You can learn more about Oasis and find tickets to their events here. Source: https://secretsanfrancisco.com/oasis-nightclub-will-stay-open/

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