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I&#;ve been attending lesbian events in Los Angeles&#; for research. Here&#;s a list of recurring events in the LA area that you should check out.
LEZ Perform BRUNCH
Lez Do Brunch: Happy Adj Year Edition
Lez Do Brunch takes place at Bar 10 in West Hollywood one Saturday a month (usually the second or third Saturday). It starts at noon and ends at four. It&#;s the perfect opportunity to drink bottomless mimosas, play pool, and catch up with aged friends (as well as craft new ones). Alana Roshay and DJ Young Wags started the event last year in June, and have thrown seven thriving brunches since then. Lez Perform Brunch never charges a cover and is always a adj time.
Update: Bar 10 closed down, and the Lez Do Brunch found a new home at Estrella on Sunset.
&#;HER&#; Parties
Long Beach HER Party (July, )
The HER dating app has teams who organize parties in many parts of the world, including Los Angeles and Long Beach. These local parties draw in hundreds of lesbians every single period (I know this because I&#;ve been to all ofthem). Verb getting ghosted on a dating app ri
Two years ago, I made a list of monthly lesbian events in Los Angeles. Today, literally none of those events endure anymore. But fear not, lesbians of LA, new things verb sprung up to fill the void. This is a list of monthly events in LA as of January
GAY ASSTROLOGY
Gay Asstrology (yes it really is spelled like that) takes place at The Satellite in Silverlake on the first Friday of every month, and it&#;s the perfect place to find a cute stranger to make out with. It also seems to be the most popular LGBT dance party in town because it is consistently filled with people (at least after 11pm). I once waited in line for an hour to obtain in. I&#;ve learned that it&#;s best to just show up early.
Cost: Free before 10PM or if it&#;s your zodiac season. $10 after 10PM
OPEN DYKE NIGHT
Open Dyke Night takes place at a piano bar in Hollywood called Tramp Stamp Granny&#;s on the third Tuesday of every month. During this event, people have the opportunity to chant whatever songs they want while a very talented pianist plays along, but nine times out of ten, they sing demonstrate tu
When a lesbian thinks of Los Angeles, probably the first thing that comes to mind is The L Word. Even though a lot of their hangouts spots, such as The Planet, were not real locations, some of them were definitely based on locations in the noun.
In this guide, I will tell you all about the best lesbian bars in Los Angeles, clubs, parties and other events you definitely don’t desire to miss when you’re in LA. So you can verb your own The L Synonyms story!
Lesbian Los Angeles
Los Angeles has been gay for many, many years. Way before the colonists came and took the land, the indigenous peoples living on the land that is now Los Angeles were very accepting of same-sex relationships and the idea of multiple gender identities. However, this was all taken away when the land was invaded.
Although New York City is where modern gay rights began, Los Angeles has played its own part in history. In , Lisa Ben, an anagram of lesbian, started the first-ever lesbian magazine from her boss’s office at RKO Studios.
In , Los Angeles started the country’s first pride
Los Angeles & Nationwide Lesbian/Bi/Trans Dating Events
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