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Check out these gay-friendly bars and nightclubs.

Detroit Gay Bar Guide. You must be logged in to post a comment. Advance tickets are available now on Eventbrite. On the weekend, the dance floor is packed and iconic music is playing all night long. Credit: Google Maps Inuendo E. Savannah St. Also located in Palmer Park, the bar focuses on entertainment, food, and drinks for party-goers of all preferences.

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Located in the Palmer Park neighborhood sincethis spot has turned into much more than just a gay bar. Credit: Tony Lowe Soho W. Nine Mile, Ferndale; ferndalesoho. Find the best gay bars and gay-popular nightclubs in Detroit, MI.

See reviews, photos, and more on Updated for Escape Lounge Sherwood St., Detroit Formerly known as Stingers Lounge, this gay-owned dance club is small but fierce, offering many drink specials and all-night food. Saginaw St.

From downtown Detroit to Royal Oak, Gay-Friendly nightlife reigns supreme. Audio By Carbonatix. The casual lounge welcomes all for weekly events including trivia, karaoke, dance parties, and more. McNichols Rd. Reportedly, it was also the first club in Detroit where DJs mixed records live.

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Washington Ave. The welcoming space includes Pronto Bar, Pronto Diner, and Five15, hosting queer-centered events year-round. Show off your costume, get a drink, and have a fun night. Often, Necto Pride features special guest drag queens and performances to make the night even more entertaining.

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After over 50 years running, the exterior of the space just got a bright renovation. The smaller neighborhood bar is open to everyone, but well-known as a welcoming space for gay and trans people.