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HLV Presents Lady Parts Justice Valentine's Day Benefit!

It's Hard Lonely & Vicious' Two Year Anniversary plus it's Valentine's Day-- So we're throwing a Comedy Show/Party/Benefit to celebrate Women in Comedy to raise money and awareness for Lady Parts Justice campaign.

Open Bar 7-10 $35! Great V-Day Special!

Comedy Show 8-10

Hosted by
Molly Austin (HuffPoComedy) &
Peggy O'Leary (TruTV's FOTP)

Leah Bonnema (VH1 & AXS's Gotham Live)

Joyelle N Johnson (New York Times, Maria Bamford's Opener)

Sarah Tollemache (Last Comic Standing & UCB's Dangerous Women)

and so many more!!

Dance Party 10-?

LJP is a national movement using humor & outrage to remove bodily autonomy-hating LOCAL politicians in 2015 & beyond-- We're saving vaginas basically!

Free Show!

$35 for 3 hour Open Bar!!

Bring your honey or your gal pals!

Little bit about LJP!

Lady Parts Justice is a rapid response, creative production team made up of writers, comedians and activists. This 24/7 rapid response team is on call to make videos, artistic memes and create national actions that respond instantly to the breaking news surrounding reproductive justice issues. Within minutes, or hours, LPJ blasts the perpetrators dispensing damaging information about abortion, crisis pregnancy centers, birth control as well as taking down those who shame and stigmatize women for wanting, having and demanding safe and healthy sex lives on their own terms.
LPJ infuses comedy into reproductive rights spaces while also infusing knowledge and activism into our pop culture and social lives while inspiring folks who have not been active in the feminist and reproductive justice movements to get on board.

One of LPJ's main goals is to expose the bad guys on a local level;bringing together, comedians, artists and reproductive rights activists to create fun and outrageous ways to expose the home town extremists who are fighting against everything from access to sex education to shaming women for daring to demand justice for rape or equal pay for equal work.

But maybe the coolest thing about us...
LPJ has been and will continue to be committed to diversity; understanding that reproductive justice needs vary by race and gender identity. We have fostered a multi-cultural, multi-ethnic, gender fluid team of creative listeners and questioners who understand how important and rewarding it is to make content that comes from and speaks to a diversity of life experience.