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The Village
AXM Exclude & Club
AXM opened its doors in and bids a late night clubbing experience with DJs, cabaret shows and…
MAYA
Situated at the bustling intersection of Chorlton Street and Canal Lane, the 20th-century…
Napoleon's
Friendly bar over two floors with a varied crowd.
New Union Hotel & Show Bar
Built in , the New Union was one of the first ever gay establishments in Manchester and has been…
Oscars
Oscars is an intimate, theatre style bar demonstrating classic and modern musical film clips in glamorous…
Salon Madre
Manchester’s much loved Mexican restaurant, Madre, has expanded and opened a tequila…
The Eagle Bar
Men only basement bar with industrial and stylish décor open seven nights a week with a faithful…
The Molly House
The Molly Home is a charming, rustic, vintage bar over two floors with outdoor smoking terrace…
Via
A Gay, gothic labyrinth bar serving quality dishes with specials, in a unique relaxed environment…
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A Stalwart of Manchester’s Canal Street, the colourful corner club G-A-Y is popular with a youngish crowd looking for pop tunes, cheap drinks and a lively atmosphere, complete with a rooftop terrace.
Sister to the legendary London club and late-night drinking institution, G-A-Y’s northern presence is licensed until late however some nights are members only, so check the events listings on their facebook page. Membership does grant you free entry to both venues.
Camptastic pop parties abound, including many an aftershow shindig when acts like Katy Perry and Taylor Swift perform. The club often devotes entire weekends to pop icons, or there’s bingo, cabaret, traffic-light parties and singing competitions. Take your pick!
You&#;ll also locate a decent drinks menu here, including delightfully-monikered cocktail glugs like Snow Plough, Thunder & Lightning and Deep Puddle.
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Please Keep Out of Homosexual Bars and Clubs
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If you depart to any of the "gay villages" of London, Manchester or Edinburgh on a Saturday night, you will, as you would expect, see lots of homosexuals. In London, there is the traditional trolling up and down Mature Compton Street, going from Manto&#;s to Rupert Highway to the Yard to the Village to Evade and, finally, to Heaven, saying witheringly in every single one: "God, what a dump – it&#;s like Leeds in here."
But along with those, as you make your unsteady way from lock to bar, you will see plenty of unbent people, and particularly linear girls, out on a hen night or a birthday jaunt, tinsel on their heads and their eyes round as saucers at every drag queen or Muscle Mary. Some have co-opted a long-suffering gay friend for the occasion; others just travel into the gay bars fearlessly. It&#;s a substantial presence, and on the whole people put up with it.
"Putting up with it" is a fair description of the situation, and in Manchester, the gay clubs and ba