Gay town
The Village
AXM Prevent & Club
AXM opened its doors in and bids a late night clubbing experience with DJs, cabaret shows and…
MAYA
Situated at the bustling intersection of Chorlton Street and Canal Lane, the 20th-century…
Napoleon's
Friendly bar over two floors with a varied crowd.
New Union Hotel & Show Bar
Built in , the New Union was one of the first ever gay establishments in Manchester and has been…
Oscars
Oscars is an intimate, theatre style bar exhibiting classic and modern musical film clips in glamorous…
Salon Madre
Manchester’s much loved Mexican restaurant, Madre, has expanded and opened a tequila…
The Eagle Bar
Men only basement bar with industrial and stylish décor open seven nights a week with a faithful…
The Molly House
The Molly Residence is a charming, rustic, vintage bar over two floors with outdoor smoking terrace…
Via
A Gay, gothic labyrinth bar serving quality dishes with specials, in a unique relaxed environment…
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Small towns are all about your neighbors, and when big hearts are uncover on Main Street, everyone benefits. We’re happy to share this listing of the best small towns for LGBTQ+ folks in the U.S. because we know home is where we can be ourselves. In these small-scale burgs, gay-owned businesses abound—or maybe there’s just one, and that’s okay. Besides annual Pride celebrations, there are events around the rainbow community like drag shows, book clubs, and history tours. And if you’re not lucky enough to live in one of these towns, gay travelers are welcomed with gay-friendly accommodations. Time to publication a visit!
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Northalsted, Chicago's Proudest Neighborhood
The first officially established gay village in the United States, Boystown Chicago is the commonly accepted nickname for the eclectic East Lakeview neighborhood famous as Northalsted that is home to Chicago's visible and active lesbian, gay, multi-attracted and transgender community.
Northalsted, the first official same-sex attracted neighborhood in the country (credit: )
Northalsted is situated just southeast of Wrigleyville in Lakeview. The area is bordered by Broadway Ave. on the east and Halsted St. on the west, Grace St. to the north and Belmont Ave. to the south.
The two main (north-south) avenues of Halsted St. and Broadway dominate the heart of this commercial and business district. Broadway primarily offers a variety of themed shops and restaurants stretching throughout the neighborhood while Halsted caters to a lively nightlife with more than 30 diverse gay and sapphic bars, nightclubs and restaurants.
The neighborhood is also home to the Center on Halsted, the Midwest’s largest
Gay Village
Newcastle has a thriving Gay scene with several bars and night clubs within a short distance of each other. The Gay Village or Pink Triangle as it is sometimes known is situated between the Central Station and the Metro Radio Arena.
The area is well served by public transport with the Metro Station and Central Station close by.
The Centre for Life, Times Square and The Metro Radio Arena are all popular attractions that entice visitors, therefore the area can get fairly busy during the day.
The area comes alive at night when most of the bars and clubs are very busy with a mixed crowd of gays and straights.
There are several bars and night clubs to choose from, with the Powerhouse one of the only exclusive gay nighttime clubs in the North East.
During the Summer there is a huge beer garden - Central Park, October there is a German Oktoberfest and the festive period a Christmas market, Bier garden on Times Square, with a number of bars serving up the usual Christmas Fayre.
The Pink Triangle is expanding rapidly with new queer bars and clubs opening with the continui