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20 LGBTQ+ Bars to Check Out in Washington, DC
The nations capital is home to a lively LGBTQ+ nightlife scene with plenty of gay and lesbian bars just waiting for you to join in on the fun.
The diversity of DC’s LGBTQ+ collective is growing by the day, resulting in a dynamic, exciting community with plenty of bars and clubs to choose from when it’s time to drink, dance and compete. Read up on some of our favorite LGBTQ+-friendly spots below.
Let’s have a … you get it. Gather all your girls, gays and theys to kiki all night on U Lane. With four rooms of varied vibes, outdoor spaces and DJs that never miss, Kiki lives up to its name. Show up for the happy hour, stay for the weekly events.
At 14th and U, DC’s first booze-free Homosexual bar is lighting up the sober scene with mocktails, music and plenty of main-character energy. Spark kickstarts the day with coffee, pastries and cafe charm, then turns it up at sundown with DJs, drag trivia and zero-proof cocktails that pack a punch.
Next door to Spark Social House is Crush, a retro-inspired cocktail lounge and entertainment mecca for anyone and everyone. Event highlights include all-day happy hour Tuesday thr
The Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles (GMCLA) will honor Wicked and Pippin composer-lyricist Stephen Schwartz with the Vanguard Voice Award at the Voice Awards in L.A. May
A GMCLA spokesperson told Playbill that Grammy and Academy Award winner Schwartz, who also composed scores to Godspell, The Baker’s Wife, The Prince of Egypt and other musicals and films, will appear in person that night to perform “For Good” from Wicked with the chorus.
Schwartz was chosen as “a longtime supporter of the LGBTQ community [who] was inspired by Dan Savage’s It Gets Better Undertaking to write the choral piece ‘Testimony’ and helped produce ‘Tyler’s Suite.’ Both pieces have been used in anti-bullying and suicide prevention campaigns nationwide. Schwartz’s other charitable work has included organizing the Uprising of Love concert to benefit and raise insight of LGBTQ people in hostile countries as good as producing benefits for the Juvenile Diabetes Analyze Foundation and the Faustman Clinic.”
Daniel Franzese will host the 6th annual ceremony, being held at the JW Marriott at L.A. LIVE hotel in downtown Los Angeles. The chorus’ Community Leader Voice Award will go to Human Rights Campaign
Gayborhood
If you want to Have a Gay Ancient Timenote Clockwise from top left: Rainbow Crosswalk (NE Santa Monica Blvd. and San Vincente Blvd.) in West Hollywood, Los Angeles; S. 13th St. and Walnut St. outside of Woody’s Gay Bar in Philadelphia’s Gayborhood (not just a trope, but the district’s actual nickname); the former site of Outwrite Dyke and Gay Bookstore & Coffeehouse on the right-hand corner of 10th St. and N. Piedmont Ave. in Atlanta; and the S. Castro St.-Market St. intersection in San Francisco’s Castro District.
Fidel Castro:Ah, they're not so bad. They even named a street after me in San Francisco. [Castro's aide whispers in his ear]It's full of WHAT?!
The Simpsons
A Cast Full of Gay in real life. It's the part of a major city where its LGBT+ community either lives or visits to party. Rainbow flags hang from the streetlights, and the streets are lined with queer bars, boutiques, trendy cafes, and overpriced housing. You're likely to run into any of the Homosexual as Tropes archetypes and their friends, see two men hold hands without fear of retr
Baltimore, Md.
Billie Holiday home
South Durham Street
Billie Holiday () had a rough childhood. As a young lady named Eleanora Fagan, she cut school so often she was sent to live at the Home of the Good Shepherd, a home for colored girls run by the Little Sisters of the Poor (Claverton Road and Franklin Street). There, she may have had her first lesbian experiences.
Returned to her mother after a year, the two took up residence at this address, one of dozens they occupied over the years. The house is still standing, but the original brick façade was covered over with Permastone in the s. It was in this home, in , that Eleanora was raped by a neighbor and subsequently sent back to Good Shepherd. But she was a handful, and the sisters refused to keep her for long.
At only 11 years old, Eleanora earned money cleaning for a whorehouse madam. The madam let her listen to the records of Louis Armstrong and Bessie Smith, who had a merged influence on her singing style. Eleanora began singing at various storefront churches, but her first professional gig was at Buddy Loves, a club located at Orleans and Wayside.
As a young teenager, Eleanora moved to New York
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