Gay bars in worcester massachusetts

Queer-Owned of Worcester

Some of Worcester's top spots are queer-owned and operated, proudly offering pristine services while fostering a united community.

Canal District Wines

160 Green Street, Worcester

Canal District Wines, located in the Worcester Public Market, boasts thoughtfully curated wines from around the world, as well as fun tastings and educational events in an approachable atmosphere. Their friendly and knowledgeable staff will help you verb your new favorite. "Our mission is to strengthen the Canal District neighborhood through learning about and enjoying wine," wife-and-wife Owners Olivia and Rachel can attest.

 

Femme Bar

62 Green Street, Worcester

One of the newest spots to the block—opened in March 2023—Femme Bar is the only lesbian bar open in New England. This safe, inclusive space for queer women and allies to gather and socialize offers great drinks, food, and events throughout the week, like karaoke and drag. As is highlighted on their stunning site, Femme is a place where women can enter togeth

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Electric Haze

26 Millbury Street, Worcester, MA

Electric Hazeshowcases a monthly Sexy Drag Bingo, featuring games and drag performances with melody by DJ Patrick Allen. Hosted by Anne Hedonia, guests are welcomed into the hookah bar and live music lounge with a color-coded bracelet, indicating either consent for the performers to interact with them physically or not, a trend seen as the new norm in today’s social climate. Plus, be sure to head down to this longtime queer-friendly spot for trivia and karaoke nights with Mal E. Fishn’t. 

Redemption Rock Brewing Company

333 Shrewsbury Street, Worcester, MA

A popular casual queer hangout,their taproom has been home to well-liked Drag Queen Story Moment, for queer families and allies alike. Enjoy a cold IPA with a charcuterie board while you listen to local artists live, like queer singer-songwriter Giuliano D’Orazio. Plus, they’ve even created a beer called “Yass, Honey!” brewed specially for Worcester’s Pride mon

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