KQEDStud, One of SF's Oldest Queer Bars, Reopens After Pandemic Shut Down
Published Apr 19, 2024, 4:47 PM
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Saturday, one of San Francisco’s oldest queer bars is reopening after the pandemic shut it down for nearly 4 years. The Stud has a new home in the city’s SOMA neighborhood and the business has been running an ongoing crowdfunding campaign to help it reopen.
