Shanklin Hall presents an exclusive, private showing of The New Eagle Creek Saloon at STABLE. STABLE is a space for artists to think and create, fostering an arts ecosystem in D.C. through there studios, residencies, projects and collaborations. 

Guests will be treated to a tour led by Maleke Glee, Director of STABLE followed by a complimentary toast in the immersive exhibit. 

The New Eagle Creek Saloon

"Oakland-based artist Sadie Barnette mines her family archive to reawaken personal and collective histories across generations. The New Eagle Creek Saloon (2019) is an interactive installation and performance series that reimagines San Francisco’s first Black-owned gay bar, which the artist’s father, Rodney Barnette, operated from 1990 to 1993. Originally located at 1884 Market Street, The New Eagle Creek Saloon served as a safe gathering space for the multiracial queer community that was otherwise marginalized by the racist profiling practices of San Francisco’s queer bar scene at that time, as embodied in its slogan: “A friendly place, with a funky bass, for every race.” Here, Barnette honors the legacy of a bar that supported activist groups, celebrated Black heroes, and participated in vigils for those lost in the AIDS epidemic."

You are invited to bring guests. Please RSVP under your name for the total number of attendees. This is a Shanklin Hall Member's Experience that we have expanded to our full audience in order to encourage joining for future private opportunities. If you have any questions, please contact Nick at nick@shanklinhall.com.