New gay bar portland

In keeping with the bar's title, Scandals found itself the subject of rumor this spring, after architect Iain MacKenzie tweeted out a liquor license application for a "Scandals East" on NE Alberta. Peacock is the name of a new dedicated queer bar in the old Crush Bar space. I spoke to Aaron Grimmer, one of the persons behind the project, and here is what I learned from him. In they were forced to close temporarily because of COVID.

The new venue boasts upgraded sound and lighting systems and all-new decor. Badlands is a part of the Splash chain of California-based video bars, with locations in Fresno, San Jose, San Francisco. Portland, Oregon, is known for its progressive culture, vibrant LGBTQ community, and legendary queer nightlife. Whether you're looking for a gay club in Portland, Oregon with an electrifying dance floor, a cozy gay bar for cocktails, or a venue featuring drag shows, the city has an incredible range of options. From historic landmarks to hidden gems, this guide highlights 10 of the best LGBTQ-friendly bars, clubs, and lounges in Portland.

Portland Gay Bar Guide. Find the best gay bars and gay-popular nightclubs in Portland. Check reviews, photos, and more on Updated for New-ish spaces like Back 2 Earth and Misfits Bar and Lounge, and city-wide events like the Portland Pride Festival, will keep the city moving through the entire affair. Take the family to check out Scandals East, the all-ages outpost for the legendary bar that opened in Male dancers and Sunday drag brunch reigns supreme at Stag, June or any other month of the year.

Embers Avenue has been on the corner of Northwest Couch and Broadway for nearly four decades, but after closing a few years ago, it's back in time for Pride Month. Fones says he's wanted to open a family-focused queer space for a while, and purchased the Scandals East building in Once a convent, it has since been occupied by office spaces, a wellness clinic, and an açaí cafe that specializes in juices and superfoods, Carioca Bowls. Go ahead and tell her about all your food, art, and culture gripes: suzette portlandmercury.