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According to Soyouwanna.com, there are four steps for picking the perfect nightclub:
1. familiarize yourself with the city and its offerings
2. decide exactly what you’re looking for
3. gain in
4. don’t build a fool of yourself inside.
Good suggestions, but you could just do it the easy way: find the busiest gay club in town. And then don’t make a fool of yourself. (By “gay bar”, I mean any bar that caters primarily to homosexual men or lesbians.)
That’s not to utter that there is anything wrong with straight clubs. Some of my foremost friends go to them. If you’re not really interested in dancing and playing, but in mingling with stuck-up daddy’s girls or drunken frat boys, then straight clubs might be for you. Or if you like Foremost 40 pabulum remixed to the direct where it is nothing more than a steady thump, thump, thump, then a straight club could be your bag. But if you want to go dance, party, and have a good time, confidence me — a gay club is where you should be headed. Drinking is optional.
To be fair, there are straight clubs that play great melody and have amusing, nonjudgmental crowds, and there are lgbtq+ bars that are nothing more than S and
The 10 coolest lgbtq+ bars in the world
Cool is in the eye of the beholder. A place that has a sense of style in its décor, its song and its show programming. Not necessarily trendy, but with some attention paid to shaping the space.
A venue where the crowd has a real vibe—you get who these people are and you suspect everyone there has a story to explain . A little bit of an edge … but inclusive.
Cool is, of course, what many monthly queer club nights are providing these days in many cities across the globe. But these 10 venues are hip and happening four or more days a week. And they hold addresses, making them easier for travellers who need proper directions and can’t schedule their see to an every-third-Friday-venue-TBA party.
West Hollywood, California
The Abbey Food & Bar (692 N. Robertson Blvd., West Hollywood). With a history going support to 1991, the Abbey is an iconic venue with a maze of indoor-outdoor spaces—a see perfect for whatever mood you’re in. The décor is unique (the main room feels prefer the inside of a circus tent), but what makes it deeply hip is its proximity to celebrity: Kim Kardashian, Elton John, Lady Gaga and Dita Von Teese,
Dancing is the ultimate way to heal, celebrate, and uplift yourself and others—and a gay club is more than just a place to dance. With the exhilaration of a pulsing beat and a dark dancefloor, you can meet others over a delicious cocktail or mocktail, and enjoy the assist of community. Whether it’s a drag bar or a bear hangout, a lesbian-oriented venue or a fetish club, this roundup of queer bars shows great places to navigate the pride flag and rejoice in your retain body. Of course, cities like San Francisco and Providence are well-known for having multiple LGBTQ+ clubs to pick from, but small towns with maybe even just one club that you have to drive a few hours to reach make it worth the trip. Plus, where else are you going to gather to watch RuPaul’s Drag Race?
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Been there, done that? Think again, my friend.
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Gay Bars 101: What You Should Know Before Going to a Gay Bar
So, there you are:
- It’s a Friday night.
- The weather is warm.
- You’ve finished a long operate week.
- You’re just itching to obtain out and have a bit of fun, mix it up, and have a few drinks to transition you gracefully into the weekend.
There’s this bar downtown you’ve heard about, and you decide to give it a shot. You shave, shower, brush your teeth, throw together the cutest outfit you can discover, and hop in an Uber on your way to this new experience that has your heart beating just a bit faster.
You walk through the doors, a smile spreads across your face, and you tell yourself, “This is going to be an interesting night.”
A safe space for us all
The bar is filled with people:
- Older men with bright gold rings adorning most of their fingers and chain necklaces gradually swaying across their chests.
- Young twinks—that group of young men in their earlier 20s who see like they could model for GQ—are bubbly, chit-chatting with each other and making eyes at every single man walking by.
- A few women dot the room, drinking casually and engaging in witty conversation.
Let’s not forget the 75-year-old man who