“The Legendary Clubhouse “Children’s Hour 50th Anniversary Special”

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Join the guys of He Said, He Said, He Said Live as they dive into the powerful and groundbreaking history of The Clubhouse — the legendary Washington, D.C. nightclub founded by Black LGBTQ pioneers that transformed nightlife and community from 1975 to 1990.

This episode celebrates 50 years of The Children’s Hour — one of The Clubhouse’s most iconic and culturally significant events. Born out of a need for safe, affirming spaces, this invitation-only weekend event brought creativity,connection, and celebration to the forefront of Black LGBTQ life in the capital. Discover how John Eddy and other visionaries created more than just a party — they built a legacy that uplifted a community during times of joy,resistance, and heartbreak. And learn how iconic DJs like DJ Jay-Jay, DJ Mandrill Harris, and DJ Chosen continue to keep the memory alive, ensuring that the history of The Clubhouse and the spirit of The Children’s Hour lives on.

The Clubhouse closed its doors in 1986 amid the devastating impacts of the AIDS epidemic and the rise of narcotics, but its story, its people, and its purpose remain a beacon in BlackLGBTQ history. Tune in to hear the stories, remember the lives, and honor a space that gave so much — and learn how you can be part of the 50th anniversary celebration this Memorial Day Weekend, Sunday, May 25th at Club Bravo, D.C. He Said, He Said, He Said Live — honoring the past, celebrating the legacy.

The Clubhouse closed its doors in 1986 amid the devastating impacts of the AIDS epidemic and the rise of narcotics, but its story, its people, and its purpose remain a beacon in BlackLGBTQ history. Tune in to hear the stories, remember the lives, and honor a space that gave so much — and learn how you can be part of the 50th anniversary celebration this Memorial Day Weekend, Sunday, May 25th at Club Bravo, D.C. He Said, He Said, He Said Live — honoring the past, celebrating the legacy.
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