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The history of San Diego’s LGBT community is explored in Paul Detwiler’s “San Diego's Gay Bar History.”From The Sky Room at the top of The Cortez Hotel to the closing of Numbers to the renovations at The Brass Rail (now The Rail), this documentary covers over 60-years of San Diego’s LGBT night life.Today, everyone can go out on the weekend, go dancing at Rich’s or Urban Mo’s, catch a drag show starring The Divas or the Dreamgirls, but things weren’t always unbound.

Where to go dancing and drinking around the Bay area

In light of the Gangway’s recent closing, we take a look back at how the city’s gay neighborhoods have evolved over the years When bars like the Gangway close, it’s easy to dive into conversations…

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services will soon begin offering the Hepatitis A vaccine outside metro Detroit gay bars in an effort t

Much like the Disco nightclub aims to bring more authentic nightlife to the River North scene, the La Boum organizers aim to bring disco and dance music in general back to its more authentic roots within the LGBTQ community.

Jennifer Creery takes a look at some iconic LGBT community spaces in Taipei. Tags: LGBT, Pride Parade, Gay, Queer, Taipei, Bar, Music

The landscape in which Seattle gay bars flourished in the 1970s is gone now. And the scene that's left - well, now the scene is different.

What's the cause of the world's gay bar decline? Many are quick to call apps their Grim Reaper, but in reality there's much more to it.

Get to know the Chicago LGBT community at one of these great gay bars and clubs.

More than half of the 125 LGBT venues that were active in London in 2006 have now closed — and London's white-hot property market was often a culprit.

San Francisco’s gay bar scene remains a vibrant part of LGBTQ life in the city: Each June these watering holes from the Castro to the Tenderloin are flooded with visitors looking to wet their whistles and celebrate S.F. Pride. Some bars are historic sites (Harvey’s) where pioneers like Harvey Milk planted the seeds that blossomed into the LGBTQ rights revolution. Other spots have great shows (Aunt Charlie’s Lounge, Oasis), fierce dancing (Badlands, the Cafe, El Rio) and killer cocktails and decor (Blackbird). Whether drinking or toking, enjoy San Francisco Pride safely and responsibly.

It's a return to glory for what was once a focal point of gay culture

London has a diverse community of lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans* and queer people – and that means a vibrantly diverse LGBTQ nightlife. Whatever your sexuality, gender and tastes, from Vauxhall to Dalston, genderqueer discos to bear pubs, and cheap shots to sober nights, there are events all over, with something, or someone, for almost everyone.

St. Patrick’s Day is an opportunity for Irish (and really any) Chicagoan to celebrate, but the holiday also recognizes the discrimination many from the Emerald Isle experienced as marginalized immigrants.

14-City Tour Kicked Off Last Night in Dallas as Top LGBT and LGBT-Ally Bartenders Compete to win $20,000 for their chosen Charity and to be Crowned 2018 Stoli Key West Cocktail Champion

Dozens of gay bars across the U.S. — and internationally — have the word “Eagle” in their names. It’s part of a tradition that goes back decades.

Whatever your persuasion, you can swing by the historic Castro neighborhood of San Francisco to love the love and feel right at home. A visit to San Francisco without visiting The Castro is like standing on Ocean Beach but being too scared to dip your toe into the chilly waters of the Pacific. Once you visit this unique, vibrant neighborhood and feel the authentic joy that welcomes everyone, we hope you'll be ready to dive right in.

The bars and clubs around Avenida República de Cuba have long made up Mexico City’s queer nightlife hub, but today, their future hangs in the balance.

There are a number of amazing gay bars and clubs in New York City. Here are eight amazing options for every imaginable mood.

“Man, have you been in there yet?,” asked the clean-shaven bro in polo shirt and Oakley sunglasses. “Not yet,” I replied from my perch outside Splash Bar Florida, where I’d been interviewing Tony Boswell, the owner, for the past hour as part of the Who Needs Gay Bar Tour? “Man, you gotta go in there,…

As a part of LGBT Pride Month celebrations, the world's largest annual LGBT bartending competition, the Stoli Key West Cocktail Classic…

Technology, gentrification and tolerance are changing the Gayborhood.

Boxers NYC, which touts itself as America’s Gay Sports Bar, recently opened an upgraded rooftop deck