Join The Local Love Project, Kelly’s Lot, and Bombay Bar & Grill on April 29 for Denim Day — an evening of community, music, and purpose.
What is Denim Day?
Denim Day is part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, a global movement that supports survivors and challenges harmful myths about sexual violence. By wearing denim, participants take a visible stand against victim-blaming and help spark important conversations around consent.
The movement began in 1999, following a controversial Italian court decision that overturned a rape conviction based on the claim that the victim’s tight jeans implied consent. In response, women in the Italian Parliament wore denim in solidarity—launching what would become an international movement.
Today, Denim Day carries a simple but powerful message: clothing is never an excuse for sexual violence.
Event details
We invite our community to come together for an evening of awareness, connection, and support.
Where
Bombay Bar & Grill
143 S California St, Ventura, CA 93001
Community Walk
5:00 PM – A short downtown loop starting at Bombay Bar & Grill, up California Street, along Poli Street past City Hall, and back.
Live Music & Gathering
6:00–8:00 PM – Live music by Kelly’s Lot and time to connect as a community.
Together, we can support survivors, raise awareness, and be part of the change.
