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LGBTQ+ Chicago weekend itinerary
You&#;ll call more than two days to hit all of Chicago&#;s LGBTQ+ hotspots — but a weekend here is a good originate . Whether you love the nonstop party vibe or a little Midwestern charm, Chicago’s inclusive neighborhoods suggest something for everyone. Here&#;s how to spend a weekend exploring Chicago&#;s Gay communities.
Saturday
Morning
Home to boutique shopping, vibrant nightlife, and one of the oldest LGBTQ+ communities in the United States, the East Lakeview neighborhood of Northalsted (aka Boystown) has an energy all its own.
Stroll along North Halsted Lane — lined with fabulous shopping, trendy restaurants, lively bars, and energetic move clubs — and snatch some brunch at laidback mainstay Drew&#;s on Halsted. Fill up the unwind of your morning with a self-guided tour of The Legacy Walk, a one-of-a-kind outdoor museum amble that celebrates LGBTQ+ history and heroes.
Afternoon
Enjoy elevated pub fare in cozy surroundings at Wilde (grab a leather booth or a spot by the fireplace). Then do a little neighborhood shopping at the
Meeting Information
Tuesday, to pm
- In-person
- Discussion
- LGBTQ+
- Men and Women
- Open
- Speaker
- Step
- Topic
- Young People Attend
This meeting is open and anyone may attend.
Enter on north side door. Fellowship at 7pm At Los Ocampo (Lake and Chicago) except for 1st Tuesday of the month which is the business meeting at the church.
The ultimate LGBTQ+ neighborhood guide to Chicago
No matter how you identify, you’ll experience right at residence in Chicago. Our city is established for embracing diversity and inclusion, from our world-famous Lgbtq+ fest celebrations to establishing the country&#;s first official LGBTQ+ neighborhood. And while the whole city exudes a welcoming vibe, there are a couple of neighborhoods and places you shouldn’t miss.
LGBTQ+ neighborhoods in Chicago
Make a beeline for Northalsted
Northalsted, also known as Boystown, is the oldest LGBTQ+ neighborhood in the region. The area&#;s haughty history is on display with the Legacy Walk, which commemorates notable Homosexual heroes and historic events. The stroll is a superb way to tour the community — make sure to stop into the many great eateries, friendly bars, vintage stores, and one-of-a-kind boutiques along the way.
Come June, you’ll find Northalsted at the heart of the city&#;s annual Pride Month celebrations, which include two days of harmony, drag shows, dancing, and more at Chicago Pride Fest, and culminates with the famed Chicago Pride Parade, a spe
11 Sober LGBTQ+ Spaces in Chicago
When you think queer culture in Chicago, you may first assess of the bars and clubs of Northalsted. However, LGBTQ+ people across the country have been taking an increasing interest in non-alcoholic spaces—and Chicago is place to numerous sober spaces and events for LGBTQ+ people, not to mention organizations and gathering spots where alcohol won’t be a focus. Chicago Social Butterflies rounded up 11 non-alcoholic options in the city.
Do you jog a sober space or event in Chicago that’s not included? Email events@ to let us know.
Anne’s Haven
W. Irving Park Road
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Geared towards women and nonbinary people of all identities, Anne’s Haven is a space to find community, create your control events or just hang out. Past programs have included women’s business events, yoga classes, learn groups and more. If you’re looking for a dedicated gender non-conforming space, the organization also hosts frequent events for queer folks.
Bendición Dry Bar
W. Division St.
Website
Located in Humboldt Park, Bendición Parched Bar brings sober activities to the West Side.