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On any given Saturday night in Missoula, the bar-hopping scene is painfully heterosexual. But at Imagine Nation Brewing on Saturday, many patrons sported pressed nails, laced wigs and layers of...

The Allentown property housing the Stonewall is under contract to be sold, muddying the future of the Lehigh Valley’s only gay bar that has been a welcoming place for the LGBT community to gather for nearly 50 years.

Several bars that have shutdown during the pandemic share the same landlord. They say he has been unsupportive of their efforts to stay in business.

The COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent restrictions that followed has caused the vibrant Capitol Hill neighborhood to darken.

The COVID-19 pandemic threatens LGBTQ bars in New Jersey and New York, which serve as community hubs and safe spaces.

Promoter and designer Art Smith has launched an online store highlighting defunct LGBTQ bars to honor and preserve community history. Smith’s TBTeez project, which sells apparel featuring logos from “bars gone by” printed by Teespring, began …

LGBT+ venues that have already closed for good include the DC Eagle, Washington DC's oldest continuously operating gay bar, which opened in 1971.

"Our community’s gone through so many things, and to be taken out by this virus... I just can’t accept it."

There were as many as nine lesbian bars in Hong Kong in the early 2000s, but that number has dropped to two; the city’s increasing tolerance of LGBT people means more lesbians feel they can hang out at ordinary bars.

Somewhere under the rainbow.

As the net of welcoming spaces widens, Baltimore has seen some of its prominent gay bars and nightclubs close.

Ahead of Liverpool Pride next weekend, we went to find out what one of the city's most iconic LGBT clubs is actually like

Whether you're looking to celebrate after Pride Parade NYC or a go-to watering hole, these are the best gay bars in New York City, Yelpers say.

Despite more than a year of closures, many of the bars on Arenas Road are open again. "These bars are more than just drinking places," one owner said.

There are only about 15 lesbian bars remaining across the U.S. Now, the pandemic could shutter even more. The Lesbian Bar Project is fighting to help them survive.

LGBTQ bars are more than just a place to get drinks--they're a place to form community and find acceptance. But will these safe havens be able to survive the pandemic?

Like other small businesses across the United States, gay bars have been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic, that that hurts the communities they serve.

June is Pride Month, but high rents and little-to-no income mean establishments including the Stonewall Inn are “facing an uncertain future.”

Already hurting, the people who make L.A.'s queer nightlife scene run will miss out on their biggest weekend of the year as the celebration goes virtual

London’s nightlife and cultural venues have been some of the hardest hit by the events of the past few months. With countless shows and events having been cancelled...

“People are excited to do something else besides masturbate and watch TV,” Chicago queen Mini Pearl Necklace says

Keep this handy Palm Springs gay bars guide for the upcoming Greater Palm Springs Pride weekend that calls out cheap drinks, sassy drag, and karaoke.

Bars and clubs such as Georgie's Alibi, Ramrod, and Rumors are safe spaces where gay people gather for drinks, drag, and dancing.

...the LGBTQ community migrated to the Cedar Springs area after their downtown Dallas clubs and bars continued to be raided by Dallas police. Gay bars emerged in the area at what is known as The Crossroads -- the intersection at Throckmorton Street and Cedar Springs Road.

Drag shows and dinner, lounges and leather, long lines and gogo dancers.