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Gay Bars and Clubs in Perth
Top Homosexual Bars and Clubs in Perth
Who would have thought that the Wild, Uncontrolled West would be the place to go for a gay night out? For a little city, Western Australia’s capital has a surprisingly impressive range of options for gay bars and clubs. With a selection of strictly LGTBQI-oriented venues, as well as some mixed but welcoming joints, there’s a vibrant and accepting nightlife scene. Perth’s gay clubs are some of the most innovative and fun in the country, offering regular themed nights, performances, world class DJs and killer drinks menus. These bars and clubs are the types of places where a quick MaiTai in the cozy courtyard, can turn into an all late hours rager on the dance floor. Whether you’re searching for a big evening out on the town, epic tunes or awesome refreshment special, Perth is the place for you.
The Court
Picture this&#;You’re ripping up the d-floor to Katy Perry with all your buddies, while you’ve got a Blue Unicorn (Grape liqueur, Ketel One vodka, Blue V Energy & strawberry syrup) in one hand and a slice of $10 meat lovers pizza
Gay Perth (Boorloo): Where to eat, drink, act and sleep
By Emen8, updated 3 months ago in Travel and party / In Australia
Perth (Boorloo) always seems to fly under the radar when talking about Australian cities. But, with its relaxed and clean city centre, village-esque suburbs, stunning beaches, homosexual venues and even a gay sauna, we consider Perth deserves to be on your gay-cation bucket list.
Boorloo is and always was the traditional ground of the Whadjuk Nyoonga people. While Perth may not have the similar volume of attractions as Sydney and Melbourne, there’s more than enough to keep you busy on your rainbow holiday, as well as a welcoming local gay community.
Here’s our essential travel guide for gay Perth.
The whole of Perth is gay-friendly, but just like other Australian cities, there are some gaybourhoods where you’re more likely to meet other community members. Impress them with your local facts of things that only Perth guys will understand!
According to the Census a few years back, Maylands, Bayswater and East Perth are the most trendy suburbs for queer co
Welcome to Bears Perth!
Bears Perth aims to provide a comfortable environment where people identifying as men can socialise and meet other men and make new friends. You don’t have to be big, hairy or bearded to be welcome but you must be identifying as male (including cisgender or transgender).
Bears Perth is not a sex club love bath houses/saunas etc.
We typically join for Den Nights on the 2nd Saturday and the 4th Friday of the month at Loton Park Tennis Club, corner of Bulwer and Lord Avenue, Highgate. Bears Perth typically hibernates during December to January.
Guests naming as male are welcome to Bears Perth events including Den Nights. Guest entry fees are listed on the event.
The casual and friendly atmosphere of Bears Perth meetings has greatly contributed to it becoming one of Perth’s leading gay men’s social groups. If you wish to receive our free event update reminders and newsletter to maintain in touch with what’s going on, we encourage you to become a member today.
Iconic Perth gay nightclub Connections celebrates four decades
Owners trust it is the longest-running gay club in the southern hemisphere and this week the iconic and colourful Connections Nightclub in Perth is celebrating its 40th birthday.
The club opened in December and since then, has played a pivotal role in the evolution of Perth's male lover community.
Long-time patron Neil van Zee first went to Connections in
"My first experience coming to the club I was still married and living in the suburbs," Mr van Zee said.
"The boy on the door just looked at me and said, 'are you gay?' and I said, 'yes', he said, 'that'll be $'.
"Then it was up and into this fabulous place."
The year-old still goes to the nightclub twice a week, earning himself the nickname Nana.
"It's one of the things that keeps me young," he said.
"I used to always remain at the top of the stairs, and that's where most people keep in mind me from.
"People come up to me on the streets and say, 'Nana you were the fir