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Had the chance to examine Tight End Sports Bar (love a good play on words moment) to catch the game and had a great time. This spot is very laidback and relaxed, so it's superb if you long to be in a queer and inclusive..

Looooovd this exclude, such a chill environment. People are nice, pizza is good, drinks are good. Jus a nice chill place to be

I was in town for a few days for work. I wasn't sure which gay bar 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..

Came here on a Saturday mid-day. Lots of beautiful people. It has a lot of TV's and a fantastic sports bar. Plus they have a great selection of draft beer and strong pours. Super friendly vibe and great staff...

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Although any bar in Denver are accepting, there’s something exceptional about visiting a local LGBTQ+ lock or club and diving into The Mile High City’s queer community. They are the spots where you perceive you’ll be surrounded by like-minded, entertainment and eccentric people. And luckily for us, there are plenty of Diverse 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 twist bars in the city—X Bar, Tracks, Blush & Blu, or Charlie’s.

X Prevent is a staple for Denver Queer folks. Known for its inclusivity towards both the gender non-conforming and straight communities, X Bar has been around for seven years and has been an important staple of Denver for just as long.

“X Prevent is well established for the pink flamingos during event , and they are everywhere,” explained Cindy Alix, general manager at X Prevent. “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

Help Join the Fight to Return to original Queer Spaces in Colorado Springs

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Most Monday nights, you won’t perceive a thing coming from the little purple house where Hamburger Mary’s resides in City Park West. The queer-friendly bar and grill is typically closed that day 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 help show to help reopen ICONS, which up until December, was Colorado Springs’ last remaining same-sex attracted bar.

Since ICONS opened in 2020, the piano bar—staffed entirely by professional singers—provided Colorado Springs a rare space for queer people members to call their control. Following the Club Q shooting in November 2022 and its subsequent closure, ICONS was the only gay bar left in Colorado Springs. Husbands and co-owners Josh Franklin, a Colorado Springs native, and John Wolfe were determined to continue providing a safe space for the