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Opened just last month, the gay club is twice the size of its old location just down the street. His neighbors are Jungle and Heretic, two other popular gay clubs, and the Doll House, a strip club. Proposed by gay Atlanta City Councilmember Alex Wan, the rezoning is an attempt to finally make real a vision statement that wanted to bring in new development and give the area a facelift that includes stripping out strip joints and other adult businesses. In , the City Council approved the zoning changes that halted any new adult businesses and ensured new businesses would pay attention to aesthetics, such as landscaping and curb appeal.

We know that the Chiefs Kingdom extends well beyond the Kansas City region and, in an effort to connect Chiefs fans all over the country, we have begun a project to compile a list of Chiefs bars—a place to call home when rooting for your favorite team! Each week during the season, we ask our readers where they watch the games. Remember this: any bar can be a Chiefs bar. If you and your friends go to the same place every week while rocking the red and gold, then you are serving as a base. We rely on Chiefs Kingdom to help keep us updated and all of the following information was submitted by Arrowhead Addict readers. If you go to one of these bars and find that it is no longer Chiefs-friendly, let us know so we can remove it from the list. We also love to hear from bar owners looking to draw Chiefs fans to their establishment.

Viva Las Vegas baby! There probably isn't a person in the world that has not heard of the exciting and crazy nightlife of the city of sin, Las Vegas. The city itself is located in the heart of the Nevada desert but do not let that fool you, it is the city that offers you the widest range of activities, including everything from a calm family vacation in some of the luxurious resorts to wild partying until dawn with your friends. When the stars appear in the night sky, so does everybody else.

See the CDC website for details and updates. See our Atlanta events listings page. Atlanta has drawn people from around the world, and from all walks of life -- and that definitely includes gay people. It's a cosmopolitan city, sure, but this Southern belle somehow still manages to move at a slightly slower, more graceful pace.