Gay stores ottawa

Here are some of the amazing queer-owned businesses in Ottawa to help you celebrate Pride month. Ottawa has a modest but growing gay scene and in , the City of Ottawa officially recognized its LGBT-friendly Village along Bank Street between Nepean and James. The Capital Pride Festival, culminating in a parade and outdoor festival on the closing Sunday, is held in late August annually. In early February, check out the Snowblower Festival for guys into guys.

Queer-owned or friendly small businesses in Ottawa say they’ll continue to offer safe spaces for all despite protests over gender education in Ontario and pronoun use in other provinces. Stroked Ego is a great boutique men's clothing store that's gay owned and operated. Opening at Bank in , the store relocated to its current location on the second floor at Bank five years later. The store offers a wide and fashionable selection of casual men's clothing and accessories, such as jeans, shirts, cuff-links, ties, socks and a wide selection of colourful underwear, ranging from mild to wild.

Discover the best gay-owned and gay-friendly shops in Ottawa. Check reviews, photos, and more on Now located on the second floor at Bank, One in Ten is a long-standing gay-owned sex shop. The store was located further north at Bank for many years. Primarily a video rental store, with sex toys, lubes and condoms, the store also boasts a very popular backroom where men can enjoy casual encounters with private rooms and a small theatre.

If you're in the market or just must make friends, many locations in the bounds of Morisset Hall Ottawa now provide lots of gay-accommodating bars, property bases and other locations to fulfill new men. Old Sckool sex shop that's a bit seedy, but that's the way you like it. Recently moved two blocks south to second floor digs. Easy to spot with three rainbow flags on the building.