Gay club st petersburg

St Petersburg is a growing hub of culture and art in Florida, boasting nine world-class art galleries, countless performance spaces and the recently developed Warehouse Arts District. You get beaches nearby, walkable neighborhoods, and plenty of spots where you won’t feel like the odd one out.

 While there is no “gay ghetto” there are many neighborhoods that are gay and lesbian friendly. St. Petersburg’s diverse economy and increasing job opportunities all beckon for potential residents to take a closer look.  In 2006 St. Petesrburg was named one of the “50 Fabulous Gay Friendly Places to Live” by Gregory Kompes.

                One of the most beautiful aspects of the St.

Petersburg area is the diversity of the neighborhoods. While some might call it a social club, it’s really just your neighborhood bar.

For venues, start with Enigma for drag, DJs, themed nights, and sidewalk seating. Serving brunch, lunch and late night drinks, the Salty Nun is a great place to grab a bite, have a drink, watch a game, or just hang out with the girls. 

Lucky Star Lounge

2760 Central Avenue

Considered by many to be “the best kept secret in the district,” the Grand Central District, that is, the Lucky Star Lounge has happy hour seven days a week.

the “gayborhood.” It’s here you find most of the gay and gay-friendly bars in the city. Visit The Back Door, a small shop in the rear of the property. It has everything you need to keep the party going.

LuvHer Lounge

Various Locations

The LuvHer Lounge is transforming the social landscape for the sapphic community in St.

Pete by hosting LuvHer Lounge Events.” These innovative pop-up parties mark the city’s first venture into pop-up lesbian bars.

Petersburg, Florida is a rather slow-paced city with a fast-growing LGBTQ+ population.   The price ranges and styles differ greatly.  Just as in this 1926 Chamber of Commerce ad, St. Petersburg’s thriving  downtown and  proximity to the fabulous Gulf beaches with amazing sunsets has  attracted visitors for a century!

For timing, late February through April is the sweet spot: warm days, lower humidity, and a busy-but-manageable feel. It’s an easy-to-miss “brick and glass block with only Pro Shop in neon lights.” Its low-key vibe and down-to-earth attitude are the charms that keep you coming back again and again.

Blur Nightclub, Dunedin

325 Main Street, Dunedin 

Located on the main drag in the beautiful town of Dunedin, Blur Nightclub adds a trendy vibe to an otherwise laid-back, LGBTQ+ friendly retirement town.

Open every night, it’s got something for everyone.

The big anchor is St Pete Pride, usually in June, with a parade and street festival that pull in big crowds. With year-round sun and a slow pace of life, St Petersburg is the perfect destination to relax and recharge. St Petersburg is comprised of a range of diverse and inclusive neighbourhoods, and whilst there is no specific gay district, travelers will find an assortment of gay focused venues throughout the city.

For a sober-ish hangout, Grassroots Kava House stays open late and works for catching up or getting some work done.