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Bingo Babes: Pride Edition
Wednesday July 30th
Bingo Babes: Event Edition is not your grandma’s bingo — it’s a fabulous, over-the-top night of laughter, glitter, and giving back! This special Lgbtq+ fest edition transforms your favourite bingo night into a vibrant celebration of gender non-conforming joy and community connection. Expect outrageous performances, jaw-dropping prizes, and surprises that keep you on the edge of your seat.
More than just a enjoyable night out, Bingo Babes is a powerful fundraiser supporting QMUNITY, BC’s Queer, Trans, and Two-Spirit Resource Centre. Every dab and cheer helps create safer spaces and vital programs for LGBTQIA2S+ folks.
So grab your friends, your daubers, and your most fabulous fit — and get ready to shout BINGO for a cause that matters!
SPECIAL GUEST JOINING ME: VAN GOTH (Toronto)
Cost: $15 - 6 bingo games - Additional Cards $5
DOORS: pm BINGO 7pm
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Prizes include
2 way trip from Pacific Coastal Air to TOFINO
Skin Girls Facial / SkinGirls Skin EditionProduct Basket
2 late hours stay in a deluxe suite at Fairmont Whistler
Barrys Bootcamp 5 class pack
Hershcel Duffle, Backpacks and crossbody bags
Roots Hoodie
Gay-Friendly Bars & Pubs in Vancouver
The Fountainhead Pub has been a cornerstone of Vancouver's vibrant West Finish since opening in Located at the corner of Davie and Burrard Streets, "The Head" is the gateway to the city's Davie Village, welcoming regulars and international visitors alike, seven days a week.
The kitchen serves straight-up pub grub at lunch, dinner, late night and weekend brunch, but most folks come in for a "Regular J" bacon and mushroom burger or our legendary nachos.
Stop in for an after-work beer (we've got 15 beer and one cider on tap), hit us up later in the evening for a pre-clubbing cocktail or spend a few hours in front of the fireplace on our covered, heated patio with the best people-watching on Davie Street.
Our hours of operation are as follows, noting that we open at 11am every day! - Sunday thru Tuesday we close at midnight. Wednesday and Thursday we finalize at 1am, and Friday and Saturday we seal at 2am.
Score on Davie
Score on Davie, Davie Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Score on Davie has quickly become a destination spot to check out in the city. Whether it's to catch a game, grab a behind night snack, or adore a cocktail on the patio, you'll find something you love. Score has won plenty of awards over the years and continues to be accepted, not least because of its amazing menu that includes speciality caesars. Pleasant value pints, friendly staff, and a warm atmosphere keep people coming back.
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The Junction
The Junction is a premier gay show destination in the heart of the West Finish. The atmosphere blends the best of pub and night club, while warm staff create a distinct experience for visitors and locals alike. Junction is the perfect place to throw a party as it even provides a restaurant and banquet service, and regular entertainment ranges from comedy and trivia to drag shows. There's something going on for everyone every night of the week.
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Numbers Cabaret
Vancouver's oldest gay bar has been serving Davie Village and
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The West Complete Gay Scene in the s
It wasn’t until the s that Davie Street’s gay village became apparent, but the history of queer communities concentrating in the West End goes back to at least the s, says Ron Dutton, archivist and founder of the B.C. Male lover and Lesbian Archives. As wealthy families began relocating to Shaughnessy and Kitsilano, the old West Finish mansions they left behind were broken up into smaller suites, or bulldozed to make way for apartment buildings for a new wave of productive class people. The fresh generation of West Cease dwellers included a lofty percentage of young lgbtq+ men who came from across Canada, attracted to the West End’s location, affordability and the anonymity of high-density living.
“It was a toxic second &#; there were a lot of people thrashed up, there were a lot of murders,” says Dutton. “And yet, within that, gay people set up safe spaces below the radar &#; whether it was an illegal boozecan or a house party &#; places where they could be themselves with one another before it became visible. And that was the life saver for most people of that generation. Much of that happened in the West End because you could have an apartment pa
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