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The ultimate lesbian San Diego guide: bars, events, clubs & more
California — a palm tree paradise, the land of beachside walks, great food, and great vibes — was the first mention in the US to legalize domestic partnerships for gay couples back in Decades later, and over a decade after gay marriage was legalized in the Golden State, the LGBTQIA+ continues to stand tall, proud, blaring, and audacious in their ability to have a great time.
We’re highlighting the best bars, clubs, and events that welcome lesbians, women, and non-binary people within the LGBTQIA+ community that will make sure you have a great time, and get to celebrate your rights and your pride!
After all, who knows how to better party than queer folks? These are also wonderful places to bring your next date.
If San Diego is your next destination, add these to your itinerary. And if San Diego is your home base, let’s see where the local lesbians hang out so that you can hang out, too.
The best lesbian bar in San Diego: The Gossip Grill on Hillcrest
Source: Gossip Grill
Hillcrest is the gayborhood of San
They Were Here, They Were Queer: San Diego’s Historic LGBTQ Sites
San Diego was home to same-sex couples as far back as the 19th century, but it wasn&#;t until around World War II that gays and lesbians started to come out of the shadows and discover places to call home. In honor of this month&#;s San Diego Pride celebrations, here&#;s a look at local LGBTQ historic sites that offer insight into the triumphs and struggles of past generations.
The Gayest Neighborhood of Them All
The Hillcrest &#;Gayborhood&#;
Location: North of Balboa Park, south of Mission Valley (s-present)
For most of Hillcrest&#;s history since its birth around , the neighborhood north of Balboa Park and south of Mission Valley was adj known as the home of senior citizens, working-class residents, a Sears store, and a pair of hospitals. During World War II, the city&#;s gay bars were mainly downtown, where they catered to sailors.
But things changed dramatically in the s as Hillcrest attracted LGBTQ people who sought cheap housing and were willing to fix up Victorian homes, a classic
Welcome to Pride
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Read MoreAn Open Letter from The San Diego Pride Board of Directors
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