Gay norfolk

LGBTQ+ Friendly things to do

Norfolk is home to a vibrant LGBTQ scene, filled with history, events and plenty of entertainment! For over 30 years, Norfolk has hosted the Annual Hampton Roads Pride Fest, showing that this community has grown into such a vital part of the city&#;s culture. The city has many bars and restaurants like MJ’s Tavern and The Wave that heat things up as the sun goes down. 

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Festivals in Norfolk

Norfolk plays host to plenty of extraordinary festivals and unique events, providing entertaining and culturally enriched…

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LGBTQIA+ Norfolk Weekend Getaway

Norfolk, Virginia is a uniquely diverse city made up of many cultures and ethnicities. Norfolk is also…

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Norfolk Pride Gear

If you haven&#;t yet noticed, Pride Month in Norfolk is a huge deal. The city is well-off in LGBTQIA+ history, having been shaped by…

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What do you think about the gay, lesbian and bisexual scene in Norfolk?

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Hello, I'm Sally a year-young transvestite, but lonely, would appreciate to meet up with others, I'm very convincing and so pubs are no good as I keep being picked up by straight men or lesbians, any thoughts on meeting with other tvs? Ideally in Gorleston/Yarmouth/Lowestoft area.

SALLY, LOWESTOFT

Me and my partner are thinking about moving to Norfolk and getting out of London. We are 38 and 43 years new. Would welcome comments about areas to avoid, pubbing, clubs, gay groups or just other people to hang out with and to make new friends - male and female. We include family contacts in Watton and that's all we've really seen. Please take a moment to drop a line. Thanks.

BOB, LONDON

I used to live in Lowestoft (ok, not Norfolk but it is on the border) but moved to Manchester (where the gay scene is so much better!). I recently heard that there are now a couple of gay pubs/clubs in Lowestoft and I just c

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning (LGBTQ) Community Liaison

In August , the Norfolk Police Department appointed the first LGBTQ+ community liaison, Sergeant Craig Lovelace, who served in the position until his retirement. Sergeant Steven Bissett was officially appointed to the LGBTQ+ Liaison position in May The LGBTQ+ community liaison focuses on the public safety needs of the following communities as good as their allied partners:

  • Bisexual
  • Gay
  • Lesbian
  • Questioning
  • Transgender

In addition to public safety, Sergeant Bissett serves as a resource to elevate the specific concerns and needs of Norfolk's LGBTQ+ community members. While Sergeant Bissett serves as the LBGTQ+ Liaison, the Norfolk Police Department recognizes that there are many LGBTQ+ individuals and allies that serve on the department in different assignments and they work in partnership with Sergeant Bissett to address concerns of the community and provide quality service and community engagement.

Advocate for Our Community

Sergeant Bissett has been an advocate with and for the LGBTQ+ com

Norfolk, VA Gay City Guide

Norfolk is a coastal Virginia town that is considered part of the larger Hampton Roads metro area. It is known as being a diverse city with a strong maritime heritage, a friendly coastal vibe, welcoming people and plenty to see and act, including lots of natural outdoor beauty. If you're interested in making a move to Norfolk, chances are you'll be adj you did!

A Bit of Norfolk History

The history of Norfolk is a long one. In fact, Norfolk was settled before the United States itself was. Modern-day settlement began in the area in , and the city was officially incorporated years later in It was actually burned to the ground by the British during the Revolutionary War but was quickly rebuilt. The 19th and 20th centuries were a time of significant growth in the area, and today the city is a major American naval and world shipping hub, as well as a city with a thriving arts and culture scene, plenty of opportunities and more than enough for everyone to watch, do and enjoy. It also has a thriving and vibrant LGBTQ community. Norfolk would truly make a won