Queer club nights, DJ events, Prides and festivals in Los Angeles, United States — dates, lineups and ticket links, updated daily.

TBA - DTLAFriday 30 OctoberWarehouse

Event VenueSaturday 24 October
Permanent LGBTQIA+ bars and clubs — open whether or not there's an event on.
Bayou
8939 Santa Monica Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069, USA
Beaches Weho
Beach-themed WeHo bar and restaurant on Santa Monica Boulevard with brunch, cocktails and a patio.
Club Tempo
Hollywood Latin gay club with vaquero nights, drag and cumbia; a longtime home for LA's Latinx queer scene.
Eagle LA
Silver Lake leather and cruise bar on Santa Monica Boulevard with themed nights and a friendly, bearish crowd.
Hi Tops Los Feliz
1714 N Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90027, USA
Hi Tops Weho
Gay sports bar on Santa Monica Boulevard with screens, wings and a loud game-night crowd.
Honey's at Star Love
1532 N Western Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90027, USA
Micky's Weho
Santa Monica Boulevard club with drag shows and DJs across two floors; pop, house and a young WeHo crowd.
Mother Lode
Long-running WeHo bar on Santa Monica Boulevard with a friendly, older crowd and cheap drinks; a strip institution.
Precinct
Downtown LA queer bar with a big room, drag and themed parties; a home for the city's alternative queer nights.
Redz Angelz
2218 1st St, Los Angeles, CA 90033, USA
Revolver Video Bar WeHo
WeHo video bar on Santa Monica Boulevard with music videos, drag and a busy weekend crowd.
Silver Platter
Historic Westlake bar with drag shows and a Latinx queer crowd; a neighbourhood institution since the 1960s.
The Abbey Food & Bar
West Hollywood's most famous gay bar on Robertson Boulevard: a huge patio, cocktails, go-go dancers and a crowd from brunch until close.
The New Jalisco Bar
Downtown Latinx gay bar with drag, banda and cumbia; loud, warm and packed at weekends.
Trunks
Casual WeHo sports bar on Santa Monica Boulevard with pool, screens and cheap drinks; a relaxed alternative to the strip's clubs.
Festivals, Prides and weekenders worth planning a trip around.
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