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A recent late hours at The Club, a new lgbtq+ bar in Martinsburg, (Photo by Dale Gish)
MARTINSBURG, — Gay-popular entertainment districts are almost always create in major metropolitan areas, but there’s a smattering of clubs and restaurants in the close-by regions of Maryland’s Cumberland Valley and West Virginia’s Eastern Panhandle that are drawing decent-sized crowds despite being more than an hour from either Washington or Baltimore.
For decades, The Lodge in Boonsboro, Md., has been pretty much the only queer nightclub in the region. Formerly recognizable as Deer Park Lodge and at times closed altogether, it’s been thriving again under unused management since when partners Ryan Dryden and Joe Velazquez moved from Washington to reopen and run it.
Since January, it’s faced some competition as The Club (), a new gay bar/club in Martinsburg, ’s Spring Mills area (about 21 miles from The Lodge), took over a large spot formerly known as linear bars Ambitions and before that, Gatsby’s. Owner Coby Myers, a gay sheriff in West Virginia, has his male lover friends Jarvis Jer
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As big restaurant groups jostle for queer dollars, Lgbtq+ fest Month has emerged as a major occasion for LGBTQ limited time offers (LTOs), which is the acronymic way of saying that Dunkin’ has offered rainbow-sprinkled doughnuts and Shake Shack has served Pride Shakes in June.
Such promotions would have been unthinkable as recently as the s, when bars and restaurants were so unhospitable to people who presented as anything but unbent that choosing the “wrong” place could end in a beating or arrest.
Among the few safeguards available were crowdsourced guidebooks displaying venues that welcomed gay guests: The Address Book and The Lavender Baedeker are two of the pre-Stonewall titles now commonly described as “gay Green Books,” i
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