Gay bars cathedral city ca

Cathedral City, CA A new chapter in LGBTQ nightlife is unfolding in Cathedral City as the famous bar Eagle Cathedral City prepares to open in the same space once occupied by the beloved Barracks Bar, which closed after three decades of community and leather-kink culture.

Daily Happy Hours. From live piano to award winning drag shows and drag brunch. Enjoy a cocktail with old friends and a second with new ones. This is a review for gay bars in Cathedral City, CA: "Roost is hands-down one of the best gay bars in the desert -- and a fabulous alternative to the Arenas Street scene.

Listen to this story:. Opening and operating gay bars, restaurants, and hotels in Cathedral City was easier than in Palms Springs. We are an LGBTQ+ safe space so none of us are ever alone - no matter race, orientation, gender identity, status or age. Top Recent Posts.

Celebrate who we. You can also follow on Facebook, lgbtqpshistory. The Barracks marks its 30th year inbut gay bars have been part of Cathedral City dating back 50 years before it became incorporated. Never a cover for the best live entertainment every night of the week!

Come check out some of the best Palm Springs, Cathedral City, and the desert have to offer. The deserts gay hotspot located in the heart of Cathedral City, CA. Featuring daily Happy Hour, nightly cabaret and drag shows, as well as weekend drag brunches.

Like many other places in the country, gay bars did experience police harassment. In FebruaryRiverside County deputies checked for business licenses at six gay bars but not the other two non-gay bars in Cathedral City. Although there were as many as 50 gay bars in Cathedral City over the years, they began to wane in the s as more gay bars and hotels opened in Palm Springs.

We are located in Cathedral City near The Mary Pickford Theater in the Cathedral City Town Center. Join us for fine cocktails and great conversation in an exciting, cool, comfortable atmosphere. This year, The Barracks bar is celebrating 30 years of operation as the oldest continually operating gay bar in Cathedral City.

Specialties: Your desert drag destination in Coachella Valley! The first gay bars opened in Cathedral City more than 50 years ago even before it was incorporated in Some of those early bars known to have been open as early as the late 60s and early 70s were: Queens AtticE.

Palm Canyon; Sir James E. Palm Canyon.