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| Gay Key West is approachable, fun and busy with 5 gay bars all within walking distance of Duval Street. Picture above is the main prevent in the Bourbon Highway Pub on Duval Avenue in |
GAY MUST Undertake - RULE OF 3
As you read this blog on the wondrous gay scene of Key West, just keep in mind the three gay things that you MUST do. In order:First, the gay Tea Dance on Sunday at La Te Da - 4pm. Dance in the open air in the wonderful heat and the setting sun. One of the best gay tea dances in the nature (and I am a connoisseur of this dying breed!).
Second, the lovely Bourbon Avenue pub and their even lovelier strippers. The main / busiest / biggest Key West gay exclude. Every night, but don't get there until after midnight.
Third, the drag display at Aqua and the ultimate drag queen and supremo Inga. Classic. Hilarious.
Do all three. More details and links below.
WHERE IS THE GAY SCENE LOCATED?
The epicenter of Gay Key West is on Duval Road on the Block (head for the intersection of Petronia Street and Duval Street and you'll observe the rainbow flag
Our gay travel guide to Key West from our FIRST-HAND experience. Discover the best of the queer scene: gay bars, clubs, drag shows, and more!
Conch!It's quite a quirky synonyms, satisfying, yet it sounds like you're cursing…“you CONCHhead!” or “you're such a CONCH!”…
Giggles aside, over in the gay island mecca of Key West, a conch is a legit nickname given to the locals. And this bunch of conchers sure understand how to live experience to the fullest!
Key West is famous for its relaxed, tolerant and homosexual inclusivity. Historically it's always been different, helped by the fact that it is the southernmost gesture of the USA mainland, slightly cut off from the rest of Florida. This has allowed Key West to thrive as a mixed haven for an eclectic blend of people ranging from Native Americans, Spanish, freed slaves, pirates, and of course, the LGBTQ community.
It has also been a bedrock for artistic talent with the likes of openly gay playwriter, Tennessee Williams, Ernest Hemingway, and Judy Blume all making this unassuming island their home
From the moment I landed in Key West, I knew it was going to be a good week. Arriving to the tiny island airport was just like I remembered from my childhood visits decades before.
A small plane, walking on the tarmac, an airport with local art on the walls, and a unpartnered waiting area for luggage, taxis, and snacks. It’s firm to tell if you’re inside or out, except for the air-conditioning.
The warm, humid wind on a sdelayed winter weekend was a welcome surprise. Warmer than I would have expected. On the way from the airport to my hotel, the windows down, a breeze through the window and palm trees overhead swaying in the wind. It felt like I’d landed in another world.
Key West has this mystifying effect. The subtropical climate, the warm & approachable locals, the calm nights abuzz with laughter and adore. Tennessee Williams wrote about Key West, “I can record anywhere, but I write the leading here.” Something in the spirit of Key West just makes it that kind of perfectly livable, perfectly enjoyable destination.
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Nightlife Guide: Best LGBTQ+ Bars and Clubs in Key West
The Island of Key West may be small in size compared to other Florida cities, but when it comes to its Gay nightlife, it certainly is mighty! Here, gay bars and clubs aren&#;t just places to seize a drink, they&#;re where stories are told and connections are made. It’s the perfect mix of entertainment, acceptance, and a sense of belonging that&#;s tough to find anywhere else. You feel it when you’re dancing in one of the clubs, enjoying a quiet drink under the stars, or just soaking in the energy of the crowd. It’s that undeniable perception of magic in the breeze. It&#;s more than just existence “out,” it&#;s about being you, in all your colors. So, let&#;s take a stroll down the streets of Key West to discover its best Diverse bars and clubs.
Bourbon Street Pub
Duval Street
The first stop on our tour is the Bourbon Street Pub. Trust us, you won’t miss it, especially with the Bourbon Boys greeting you on the street in their speedos. It&#;s a “hotspot”, especially the “Garden Bar” outdoors, with its poolside vibes, frie