We've literally been counting down the final days until the closure of the popular queer nightclub and cabaret venue was scheduled to close down permanently, a closure that was announced way back in July of this year. But now, just six days before that final bow, the Chronicle reports that Oasis will actually be staying open, thanks to a last-second, multi-million-dollar gift from Bay Area arts benefactors.
Now in its 25th year, the Festival will run each and every week and weekend presenting 6 months of admission-free performances reflecting the rich cultures and creativity of the Bay Area. The 2025 full schedule has yet to be announced, but there's typically events scheduled until November and is located between Mission and Howard Streets and Third and Fourth Streets in downtown San Francisco.