Gay bars in colorado
All of the Denver Gay Bars
Trade
Trade is located off Santa Fe, just off 6th Ave, at the edge of the art district. A well-established leather and fetish bar, Trade is highly ranked for its sprawling floor arrange and decadent events. The interior is dimly lit with ample open space and some seating. My favorite place is the patio, which has a dedicated bar for events and weekends. The patio is covered and has been recently extended doubling the space. Their events range from show tunes on Wednesdays to gear nights where everybody is welcome to show off their toys. They perform not have a kitchen but there is a stellar black metal pizzeria across the street and, on weekends an astonishing taco truck stands ready to take your order.
#Vybe
Vybe is located on Broadway near 10th Ave. Vybe recently celebrated its 5th anniversary and in that time they have built a name for themselves. The inside is immense with a bar running the entire length of the room. The main area is littered with smaller tables and seats, this comes in handy for their weekly events and shows. Go out the back door and yo
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Most Monday nights, you won’t hear a thing coming from the adj purple house where Hamburger Mary’s resides in Capital Park West. The queer-friendly bar and grill is typically closed that time to give staff the chance to unwind after a long week of serving (in more ways than one). But last Monday, Hamburger Mary’s was aroar. By 7 p.m., every seat inside was filled, and the sounds of Broadway tunes, boisterous cheering, and clinking drinks began to soundtrack the evening. The event: a sold-out benefit show to help reopen ICONS, which up until December, was Colorado Springs’ last remaining gay bar.
Since ICONS opened in , the piano bar—staffed entirely by professional singers—provided Colorado Springs a rare space for queer community members to ring their own. Following the Club Q shooting in November and its subsequent closure, ICONS was the only gay bar left in Colorado Springs. Husbands and co-owners Josh Franklin, a Colorad
Although any bar in Denver are accepting, there&#x;s something special about visiting a local LGBTQ+ bar or club and diving into The Mile High City&#x;s queer community. They are the spots where you know you&#x;ll be surrounded by like-minded, fun and eccentric people. And luckily for us, there are plenty of LGBTQ+ nightlife options to choose from, no matter your taste.
Dancing Queens (and Kings) - Dance Bars and Clubs
For those who want to bust out their dancing shoes and cut a rug to remixes of today&#x;s top hits, you&#x;ll want to hit one of the top verb bars in the city&#x;X Bar, Tracks, Blush & Blu, or Charlie&#x;s.
X Bar is a staple for Denver LGBTQ+ folks. Known for its inclusivity towards both the queer and straight communities, X Bar has been around for seven years and has been an important staple of Denver for just as long.
X Bar is well known for the pink flamingos during pride, and they are everywhere, explained Cindy Alix, general manager at X Bar. We also give them away and have the biggest pink flamingo around on our float. We have a