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Davie St., West Complete. The Davie Village is still dominated by low-design, beer-stained institutions, but (né Tight Lounge) is a shining beacon of finesse. It can feel scamper over by a place of micro-groomed Abercrombie-zombies, but don’t let that maintain you from enjoying the peerless layout: cork-lined walls and polished concrete floors wrap around to a gorgeous unisex bathroom and a cluster of ottomans beneath wall-sized video present. From the glass entrance tunnel (frosted, save for a crotch-level strip) to the purposeful people-funnel of a bar (which makes nabbing a stubby of Red Stripe an drill in flirty “Excuse me”s) everything about is constructed to ensure keyed-up, and even coquettish, interaction. Station yourself with one of their stellar margaritas on a low-slung couch and eye up both playboys and lipstick ladies (gay and straight).
Celebrities Davie St., West End, Tuesday nights, thanks to the $3 highballs that promoters of Stacked are dishing out, have made Celebrities the straightest gay block in town. (Most
Rosette rebrands as Gastown’s only queer bar
In an unassuming storefront on the block of West Hastings, Rosette’s narrow exterior belies a profound indoor space. Graphic black-and-white canvases from local queer painter Lisa Atterbury bedeck the walls, rainbow flags cluster by the window, and stairs lead down into a below-ground bar and events space. Rosette is Gastown’s only gay bar—as well as the newest queer space in the city.
“I’m trying to reach out to everybody—to give everybody a space that they’re going to feel comfortable in,” Brent Simpson, general manager of Rosette, tells the Straight at a newly installed high-top table before the block opened for the night. (Owner Robert Heathman—whom, Simpson notes, is a “really supportive” ally—made a brief appearance.)
The Gastown spot used to be nose-to-tail nice dining restaurant Wildebeest, which shuttered in early Rosette ran as a regular pub for a while, before Simpson joined a couple of months ago and suggested the rebrand.
Simpson has worked in the hospitality industry for over two decades, with stints running queer bars on Dav
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Bingo Babes: Pride Edition
Wednesday July 30th
Bingo Babes: Pride Edition is not your grandma’s bingo — it’s a fabulous, over-the-top night of laughter, glitter, and giving back! This special Pride edition transforms your favourite bingo night into a vibrant celebration of queer bliss and community connection. Expect outrageous performances, jaw-dropping prizes, and surprises that keep you on the edge of your seat.
More than just a fun night out, Bingo Babes is a powerful fundraiser supporting QMUNITY, BC’s Queer, Trans, and Two-Spirit Resource Centre. Every dab and cheer helps create safer spaces and vital programs for LGBTQIA2S+ folks.
So grab your friends, your daubers, and your most fabulous fit — and procure ready to shout BINGO for a cause that matters!
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Cost: $15 - 6 bingo games - Additional Cards $5
DOORS: pm BINGO 7pm
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2 night stay in a deluxe suite at Fairmont
Hey travel queens! Are you looking for the inside scoop on Gay Vancouver? Well, this gay explore guide to Vancouver has got you covered! From Vancouver’s gay bars, male lover clubs and all things rainbows, Out With Ryan has you covered gurl!
Vancouver is definitely on my top 5 most Gay-friendly cities in Canada. With a wide range of gay events, gay bars, and gay clubs, the city is made to quench your thirst… it also rains a lot and when it does, it’s usually raining men. Whether you are an extrovert or introvert, Vancouver is a must for you travel queens.
This urban area is a popular destination for gay tourists year-round and has a thriving LGBT nightlife. I’ve spent many nights in Vancouver since two of my best friends live there; one gay, one direct. I’ve experienced Vancouver from the locals’ perspective for over 3 years and very excited to contribute my Travel Guide to Lgbtq+ Vancouver!
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