New York Tim featur edor Erik Piepenburg picked a a gay getaway statn that was lmer than most: New Hope and Lambertville.
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- WH THE CUB ROOM'S RETURN, IS NEW HOPE'S GAY BAR SCENE G BACK?
- NEW HOPE AND LAMBERTVILLE TO CELEBRATE 15TH ANNIVERSARY OF LOL GAY PRI
- NEW HOPE/LAMBERTVILLE PRIFULLY ACCEPT NYT REMENDATN AS A ‘GAY JEWEL WORTH VISG’
- EXPLORE GAY ROOMS & RENTALS LAMBERTVILLE
- LAMBERTVILLE, NEW BNSWICK STILL SRE HIGH FOR GAYS
WH THE CUB ROOM'S RETURN, IS NEW HOPE'S GAY BAR SCENE G BACK?
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NEW HOPE - The first time Larry Melo stepped to a gay bar he didn’t know what to expect. “Even as a gay guy, my first experience out the world was so different than what I imaged would be, ” Melo relled.
His , who was also gay, suggted the two grab a drk at Jan Wallman’s on Cornelia Street Greenwich Village. “It was my first time beg a bar surround wh all gay men. Loted at the New Hope Lodge, formerly known as Motel the Woods, The Cub Room was the last gay bar standg a town that, at one time, had four bars aimed at servg the LGBTQ+ crowd, cludg The Raven, The Prelu and The Cartwheel.
“It was this bohemian ltle gay town, ” Melo sce The Cub Room closed nearly three years ago, New Hope has been whout a venue terg specifilly to gay men. Brgg back The Cub Room as a safe haven for the gay munyBefore The Cub Room closed, Melo was a regular patron, drawn to the relaxg feel of the place.
NEW HOPE AND LAMBERTVILLE TO CELEBRATE 15TH ANNIVERSARY OF LOL GAY PRI
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Larry did a great job, ” Kub he enjoys gog to any type of bar, he said he feels more relaxed a bar for gay men which is why he mak the drive to The Cub Room, the clost gay bar om his home Ewg, New Jersey. ” Melo said he’s happy to create what he hop will be “a safe haven for the gay muny. The openg of the Bucks County Playhoe 1939 precipated a gay prence town.
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NEW HOPE/LAMBERTVILLE PRIFULLY ACCEPT NYT REMENDATN AS A ‘GAY JEWEL WORTH VISG’
The annual Gay Pri Para and Pri Fair is Saturday, May 19. Erik Piepenburg, feature edor for The New York Tim, wanted an atypil gay getaway this summer.
EXPLORE GAY ROOMS & RENTALS LAMBERTVILLE
He found no gay bars or clubs onse but nohels disvered New Hope and Lambertville to be “chill, culture-forward and vibrant towns for three gay men who wanted a weekend away.
Piepenburg’s fal asssment was to praise the statn as a “gay jewel worth visg.
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So did New nonprof LGBT advocy group’s annual Municipal Equaly Inx rated 408 ci across the untry, cludg 10 New x asss legal protectns municipali have enacted on behalf of gay, lbian and transgenr public workers and rints. ”Lambertville has long been known as gay-iendly muny, much more so than many of the other state municipali the x, but didn’t earn a perfect sre bee Cy Hall don’t offer transgenr-clive healthre benefs or have an LGBT liaison ernment. Where to play: Flock to Club Feathers, a party club that has celebrated over 40 years as North Jersey’s number one gay and lbian hot spot, ls than 18 om the heart of town.
It was Neil’s grandmother who gave him a list of the gay bars New Hope back the 1970s.
Rob was om Mnota, livg Wyomg and Prceton before movg to Lambertville said was the large gay prence and nightlife that attracted them to this area. They also liked the large number of gay owned bs and hom owned by the LGBT muny, makg for a fortable life the New Hope said durg the 1970’s the huge number of baby boomers g out ma them feel secure and able to meet public plac whout harassment. Neil and Rob joed the Delaware Valley Gay Neighbors started by Dan Kollar and Gary Nigh Lambertville 1981.