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10 Accessible LGBTQ-Friendly Bars in Denver
Temple Nightclub is a multi-level venue that combines the elements of a nightclub, melody venue, and an art gallery to create a dynamic and vibrant atmosphere.
Despite having some accessibility challenges, Temple is an example of what a venue can do to accommodate people despite having built-in accessibility problems in the building. Importantly, the club’s leadership and staff make a sincere effort to help people with access needs upon request. While there is no requirement to call ahead, (simply notify security or a staff member), management indicated that with advance notice, aisles will be cleared and attention will be paid to keeping clear pathways throughout the night.
The main floor and mezzanine levels are reachable by elevator. The third level (Skybox) is only approachable by stairs. But club management confirmed that no specials are exclusively offered in the Sky Box, and that special events are rarely held in the Skybox. The majority of the space during summit times is standing-room only, with no tables or chairs. However, if requested, chairs can be provided up-front neighboring the stage. An
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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 plan 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 reveal off their toys. They undertake not have a kitchen but there is a stellar shadowy metal pizzeria across the road and, on weekends an marvelous 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 moment they have built a entitle for themselves. The inside is large 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 assist door and you’ll find a massive upper balcony, and bring down patio complete with a stage. This is my favorite
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Had the chance to explore Secure End Sports Bar (love a good play on words moment) to hold the game and had a great time. This spot is very laidback and relaxed, so it's great if you yearn to be in a queer and inclusive..
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Looooovd this bar, such a chill environment. People are nice, pizza is good, drinks are wonderful. Jus a nice chill place to be
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Efren R:
I was in town for a few days for work. I wasn't sure which gay exclude to go to so I just chose one and I'm glad I chose Tight End Sports Bar. I met very cool people. Huge shoutout to the bartender. He was amazing. You..
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Adam B:
Came here on a Saturday mid-day. Lots of beautiful people. It has a lot of TV's and a great sports bar. Plus they hold a great selection of draft beer and robust pours. Super friendly vibe and great staff...
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Although any bar in Denver are accepting, there’s something extraordinary about visiting a local LGBTQ+ exclude or club and diving into The Mile High City’s queer community. They are the spots where you comprehend you’ll be surrounded by like-minded, pleasurable and eccentric people. And luckily for us, there are plenty of Gay 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’s top hits, you’ll want to hit one of the top move bars in the city—X Bar, Tracks, Blush & Blu, or Charlie’s.
X Exclude is a staple for Denver Queer folks. Known for its inclusivity towards both the gay and straight communities, X Bar has been around for seven years and has been an important staple of Denver for just as long.
“X Block is well acknowledged for the pink flamingos during event , and they are everywhere,” explained Cindy Alix, general manager at X Block. “We also donate them away and have the biggest pink flamingo around on our float. We have a very special float this year, so we are looking forward to the