Meet Me at the Club: The Castro Country Club Story

Meet Me at the Club: The Castro Country Club Story explores the history of a San Francisco refuge established by Steve Harris in 1983. Opened during the early stages of the AIDS epidemic, the Castro Country Club provided a supportive community space for people outside of traditional bars and clubs. The film documents how this organization helped thousands of individuals overcome alcoholism and addiction over four decades, while highlighting early transgender experiences and the intersection of the health crisis with substance abuse.

Directed by J. Andrew and produced by Liberty Lane Films, the movie was released on June 25, 2026.