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LGBTQ+ Guide to Charlotte Vibrant and diverse, warm and welcoming, Charlotte’s tight-knit neighborhood communities are what make the Queen City so attractive to visitors and locals alike. Not sure where to start? Here are our recs for the city’s best in shopping, culture, nosh and nightlife.

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Charlotte's best gay bars & dance clubs, gay events, hotels, shops and more. Exclusive reviews, maps, discounts.

Ah, Charlotte—the Queen City! Whether you're looking for laid-back vibes, drag shows that will leave you speechless, or a high-energy dance party, Charlotte's got your back. If you're new in town or just visiting, let me take you on a fabulous gay tour of the best bars, lounges, clubs, and hangouts in Charlotte.

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Charlotte is a superb place to live, whether you’re LGBTQ or not! And thanks to a quirky-yet-highly-engaged gay scene, including a few fabulous queer locations of interest in the city’s most popular neighborhoods, securing a move here will allow you to meet people with similar interests.

With a rich tapestry of history, welcoming neighborhoods, and progressive movements, the city is blossoming into a space where everyone can find both community and acceptance. It closed in The Scorpio, still open for business, began its life as a disco and drag show venue and has evolved back to its roots.