Gay bars downtown sacramento
Gay Bars
In Sacramento, our progressive and welcoming culture means LGBTQ+ people are welcome in any space at any occasion. But that doesn&#x;t mean we don&#x;t have an abundance of queer-specific venues where you can have fun and find your people.
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Badlands
Craving a diverse and electrifying nightlife experience? Badlands Sacramento offers three floors of fun! This popular LGBTQ+ hotspot boasts a lively energy, electrifying move floors, and captivating drag shows. Themed events and slurp specials keep things fresh, making Badlands a must-visit for a night to remember.
Faces
Sacramento's longstanding LGBTQ+ institution, Faces Nightclub, boasts 37 years of vibrant nightlife. This inclusive space offers a welcoming atmosphere for dancing, socializing, and celebrating. Check their rotating event schedule for themed nights, slurp specials, and more, all under one roof!
Roscoe&#x;s
Craving delicious food, refreshing drinks, and dazzling entertainment? Look no further than Roscoe&apo
Discover Sacramento's LGBTQ+ Sustenance Scene
We say that when you see Sacramento, you&#x;ll discover your foodie people? We really indicate it.
Here, LGBTQ+ people who crave fresh ingredients, creatives dishes, and a welcoming atmosphere will acquire all that and more. The nation&#x;s Farm-to-Fork Capital boasts more than crops year-round, more than 40 farmers markets in the region, and over vineyards.
The best part? You can try it all in a food scene where inclusivity is always a main ingredient. Whether you&#x;re looking to have a quick bite in the gayborhood or a romantic dinner with that particular someone, Sacramento is here to attend a perfect plate that&#x;ll have you saying, We ate!
Start with a sip of artisan coffee
Start your day off with a chilly brew, a shot of espresso, a tasty treat, or all of the above from one of Sacramento&#x;s coffee shops.
Anchor & Wood Coffee is a new addition to Sac&#x;s caffeine scene, and it has quickly become a local favorite for its original flavors and relaxed atmosphere. The queer-owned establishment serves freshly made br
Join Us In Celebrating 40 Years of Faces
June 29, - August 31,
Celebrate Faces 40th Anniversary with us! Sacramento’s #1 gay sway club since
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Hosting events and wild nights in Sacramento for the gay community since
Weekly Raffle
Win $2, every Sunday
Drawing EVERY Sunday June 29 - August 31
Register Sunday - Saturday then be at Faces on Sunday 8pm for weekly drawing.
Can verb once per week. No purchase necessary.
Must be introduce Sunday to win.
Upcoming Weekly Program
Check out our upcoming weekly events where we don't charge a door fee during the week at all.
Friday, July 18,
Cream Queens
Hosted by Hellen Heels
Delta La Belle, Alexia Sin, Maria Twampson
Show: pm
Free entry before 10pm
4th Fridays @ 9PM
Face Down Fridays
Hosted by Juilianna Buffet
Special transmit off party for Miss Queera Nightly
Doors open: 9pm
Thursday, August 28,
Boys Noun Out Male Review
GoGo Dancers: 10pm to close
Shows: 11pm/12am
Towel show:
FIFTY GAY YEARS IN THE GREATER SACRAMENTO AREA
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Fifty Years of Gay Life in the Greater Sacramento, California Area � From the mind of Melba, et al (eat your heart out J.C.) In conjunction with: Lady Charles Mattress Mary aka Market Street Myrtle Miss Rykoff (Copyright ) Notes: Guys (G), Girls (L), Mixed (M) Chapter 1 � Setting the stage Melba Melba was born in Sacramento in So many of us knew that we were very distinct from a very early age. Melba recalls being 4 years old and realizing that difference. Melba came out while in the U.S. Army stationed in Korea in It was surreal! Nice, but very strange� From this point on I�ll just use �I� instead of repeating �Melba�. After coming out in the service and returning to Sacramento, my first gay bar was the Cloak & Seek, but I just sat in my wagon the first occasion. The second period, I did verb. I was very scared and nervous going into the bar, but after going there a couple of times I was much more relaxe |