COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Club Q, the site of a mass shooting in 2022 where five people were murdered, will host a “One Year Remembrance” ceremony on November 19 at 12:00 p.m., according to a news release from the LGBTQ nighclub.
Community honors the five lives lost in the Club Q shooting
Jeff and Sabrina Aston, the parents of one of the murder victims and former Club Q bartender Daniel Aston will host the event outside of Club Q in conjunction with the club’s staff.
Governor Jared Polis and Mayor Yemi Mobolade will be in attendance in a show of “solidarity,” alongside other local leaders, according to the release.
Read Related Also: Taco Bell employee shot several times by Doll McLendon: Cops
Governor Polis visits Club Q memorial
Survivors and their families, plus the families of the five people who lost their lives during the shooting will also be in attendance.
Warm beverages, a coverage tent, and a limited number of seats will be made available.
Other details about the event are still developing.
