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Gay Map of Houston
Houston&#;s gay people is located largely in the Montrose area. Here you&#;ll find many shopping, dining and cruising opportunities. The Galleria on the West Side, minutes from Montrose, is a great one-stop shopping destination, with stores, restaurants, and entertainment.
The gay scene
Houston is a welcoming place where it&#;s virtually impossible to stay a stranger for long. The small-town feeling contrasts with this big city&#;s soaring skyline, world-class arts, and cuisine that&#;s as advanced and varied as you&#;ll find anywhere. The bar scene is varied too, from clubs catering to cowboys, leather guys, bears, and Latinos, to upscale lounges in the style of Recent York or LA, plus retro-music and alternative/arts venues.
Getting around
A car is a must for getting around Houston&#;s sprawl. But if driving, observe the posted speed limits. Police here are observant. Metro has a fleet of buses and a rail network of three lines, red, leafy and purple, with 44 stations for getting around the city.
January
Chevron Houston Marathon
January 14,
This annual , and mile run begins and ends at Downtown&#x;s George R. Brown Convention Center, letting runners see all the beauty the city has to offer. The race has steadily grown to attract more than 20, entrants from around the world and thousands upon thousands of spectators handing out cheers and sustenance for all the runners.
Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Grande Parade
January 15,
This annual parade celebrating the civil rights leader marches through the heart of Houston and draws more than , supporters from around the nation. The parade will take place in Midtown Houston, starting on San Jacinto Lane & Elgin Street start 10 a.m. To register for the parade or for more information attend or call
February
Galveston Mardi Gras
February 2 - 13,
Mardi Gras! Galveston is the largest Mardi Gras celebration in Texas, attracting more than , attendees annually. The two-week celebration is best known for its lavish parades held on the streets of the city's historic downtown and beachfront.
Worl With more than two dozen queer bars and clubs to chose from, you’ll never be bored in Houston – no matter what day of the week you are visiting. Primary Houston – and especially the Montrose neighbourhood – is a tolerant, open-minded haven in otherwise deep-red Texas, which developed a very active and apparent lgbtq+ community. Here cowboys, gays, hipsters, artists, and force sector business types all live, work, and compete in harmony – creating the multicultural ambience that makes Houston just so irresistible. However, politics can still be a touchy subject. While we found people in Gay Houston were welcoming and by-and-large accepting, but ‘the Christian question’ does pop up. Same-sex attracted acceptance and the identity around it in Houston and Texas is complicated, and we wouldn’t don’t want to over-simplify anything. Gorgeous historic craftsman houses now house a cultured fuse of elite boutiques, beatnik cafes, art galleries, and specialty shops. Not to mention, some of Houston’s best dining is secret within here. For those wanting to lets their rainbow shine
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