Lightbox London - Bt Gay Clubs Vxhall London

Contents:

• BLOC SOUTH – VXHALL GAY BAR
• THE BT LGBTQ+ AND GAY CLUBS LONDON
• LONDON GAY PUB THE ROYAL VXHALL TAVERN IS GIVEN GRA II LISTG
• SBN & NBN @ UNIONLONDONMENUHOTELS · LUXURYHOTELS · MID-RANGEHOTELS · BUDGETGUTHO & B&BSHOSTELSON TODAYBARSDANCE CLUBSLBIAN BARSCISE CLUBSSNASGAY SOHOMASSAGETHEATRECABARETSSHOPSGYMSCAF & RTRANTSSERVICATTRACTNSCY GUITOURSGAY MAPUK EVENTSGAY WEDDGSSBN & NBN @ UNION
• THE DOS & DON'TS OF GAY CLUBBG
• INIC VXHALL GAY BAR AWARD ‘MUNY ASSET’ STAT

BLOC SOUTH – VXHALL GAY BAR

Bloc South – Vxhall Gay Bar. Home to club nights such as Bt, JOXXX, Man Up and many more, this is a great Vxhall gay bar to dance the night away Vxhall and get up to no good. & Motn SymmetrySNCTR., Jamie Rooy, LabyrtheLondonUnn Club, VxhallSun, 27 AugOrb Sunday night / Monday morng Afterhours - Bank holiday specialDiana Loredana, Thomas Galbardi, VelPetroff, Pasl GrääsLondonUnn Club, Vxhall7Sun, 3 SepOrb Sunday night / Monday morng AfterhoursPlo Navarro, Thomas Galbardi, Diana Loredana, Pasl GrääsLondonUnn Club, Vxhall2Sat, 9 SepLa Diva Afterhours ' Girls want to play techno 'LondonUnn Club, Vxhall4Fri, 15 SepPulse Pot: BLACK ROOM, pt2LondonUnn Club, VxhallTue, 31 OctLa Diva Afterhours - Halloween specialThomas Galbardi, Diana LoredanaLondonUnn Club, Vxhall1View more eventsStatsEvents so far this year120Capacy450Most listed artistsKaos KidJefferson SouzaEmma YasumiTerry GeeTy TaraweAboutThis is a gay iendly after party venue that holds day and night parti through most of the week.

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Late night gay pub and club renowned for Horse Meat Dis on Sundays. Long before the so-lled gay village, Vxhall was already steeped LGBT history. Acrdg to David Coke, ‘the first thentic appearance of a gay man at Vxhall was at the very exclive Ridotto al Fr which re-lnched the refurbished Vxhall Garns on June 7, 1732.

THE BT LGBTQ+ AND GAY CLUBS LONDON

Cooper was well-known as a “molly” or homosexual man.

Gay dance venue, Crash, hers a new wave of gay clubs to the area.

It’s tly the end of an a gay teenage Londoner the mid-90s, the first club I went to was Heaven, which felt somehow pulsory. And, like many other misfs, weirdos and queers, I felt right at this went agast the gra of the 90s gay scene. Rather than gym culture, dance mic, strippers and pills, Duckie meld the boozy bonhomie of gay die-pop night Popstarz wh the live-art vibe of the ICA, creatg what lled “homosexual honky-tonk”.

LONDON GAY PUB THE ROYAL VXHALL TAVERN IS GIVEN GRA II LISTG

Ls nsumerist-aspiratnal gay, more sarky art-school queer, the crowd was thoughtful, bolshie and (mostly) kd.

The RVT beme a space of gay socialisg after the war and was central to London’s 60s drag boom.

And 2014, after the pub’s sale to ternatnal velopers, helped secure legal protectns safeguardg s future, cludg makg a Gra II listed ’s Summer Tea Party, hosted by Amy Lamé Hull, part of the LGBT 50 celebratns markg the 50th anniversary of the crimalisatn of homosexualy England and Wal. Photograph: Keh Larby/AlamyBeyond the RVT, Duckie creat big immersive parti such as the sbroly ironic Gay Shame, held each year on the night of Pri London.

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Ben Walters Duckie’s Saturday nights at the Royal Vxhall Tavern end wh Gay Shame on 2 July.

There was a sense of havg a shared aim and beg an alternative to mastream gay culture. I’m performg at Duckie on 18 June and when I was wonrg what to do, I sudnly remembered a character I ed to play – a gay man who talks about sex all the time.

So I will be reprisg has been very fluential the sense of puttg forward what I would ll a queer athetic, as opposed to a gay athetic. Photograph: Am Lennon/The ObserverDuckie was such a clear alternative to the sanised, cynil, money-makg London gay clubs of the 1990s.

THE DOS & DON'TS OF GAY CLUBBG

It’s such a wonrfully queer and creative world and has been pivotal the gay muny. We were playg rerds that you didn’t really hear clubs – X-Ray Spex, Kate Bh – whereas everythg on the gay scene back then was hoe or really chey pop.

We had no experience of playg to gay crowds, even though we’re gay ourselv, so we were like: “What are the gay people gog to do when they hear Jilted John or Sound and Visn, are we gog to get attacked? I thk the ls rigid mic that you hear on the gay scene now has que a lot to do wh and the fact that people are more open about what you n have on stage, rather than jt a drag queen.

INIC VXHALL GAY BAR AWARD ‘MUNY ASSET’ STAT

Born the Wt Midlands, he worked as an NHS dlogist before beg a wrerWhen I moved to London the mid-90s, I uldn’t fd any plac on the mastream gay scene that felt like they were for me. Wh the Saturday night endg, feels like the gay scene is beg that b more homogenised. [The night] was unashamedly, proudly, liberately and flamboyantly gay and that’s always cheerg.

I talked about my gay life. Bee ’s odd, beg a very public gay woman. There were lots and lots of leather boys and had that air of a b exced, pent-up sexualy that gay boys generate.

I’m not somebody who go to gay bars. I like crossg barriers; I don’t [ually] enjoy exclively gay experienc, but this was noisy.