Girls to the front
Friday, July 21, and Saturday, July 22, 6 p.m., CLARA Auditorium, $15-$20
Sac prog rock quartet Write or Die will headline Sac Ladyfest’s second night Saturday.
PHOTO COURTESY OF JEANNIE OSBORN MCLOED
Sac Ladyfest, an annual feminist music festival made for everyone, returns for its third year Friday. Fourteen bands, a market for books and all-size, all-gender clothing, art activities and zine-crafting will make Friday and Saturday night at Red Museum an ideal time and place to get authentic in an accepting space. Some of the performers include Stockton rockers Monster Treasure, local pop propagandist Temple K. Kirk and SF post-punk band Sirena Victima. This year, proceeds benefit the Sacramento Gender Health Center. 1425 24th Street, www.facebook.com/sacladyfest.
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