All posts tagged "nightlife"
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‘Miserable’: D.C. LGBTQ Venues Hit Hard by Federal Police Takeover
D.C.'s gay venues could lose thousands of dollars as patrons avoid nightlife amid heavy federal police presence.
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Gay Bar Precinct DTLA May Close Over Lawsuit by Straight Woman
L.A. nightlife Precinct DTLA says it's in crisis after a former employee sued for discrimination.
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This Week’s Advertisers: Kenya Hutton, February 20, 2025
Metro Weekly is an independent advertiser-supported magazine and website. Please support our advertisers and help keep LGBTQ journalism strong. Click the links below to the...
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Can Uproar Survive? Owner Tammy Truong Speaks Out
Tammy Truong explains why her business is feeling squeezed, and details her efforts to keep D.C.’s beloved bear bar open.
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This Week’s Advertisers: The New Year, Dec. 19 & 26, 2024
Please support our advertisers in the December 19/26 edition of Metro Weekly, featuring a New Years Forum on the cover.
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The Success Story of The Little Gay Pub: From D.C. to Philadelphia
The owners of D.C.'s popular Little Gay Pub reflect on their success and share their vision for their new venue in Philadelphia.
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DJ Karsten Sollors is Spinning Into DC
Chicago DJ Karsten Sollors marks his LGBTQ D.C. debut at the January 12 leather dance party, Furball DC.
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Win a Copy of Friday Night Cocktails!
We're giving away a copy of A.J. Dean's "Friday Night Cocktails: 52 Drinks to Welcome Your Weekend."
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Suspect in Scheme That Killed Two Gay Men Pleads Guilty
Eddie Ashley has pleaded guilty to robbery, grand larceny, and identity theft in the plot that allegedly led to overdose deaths.
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How To Spend Your D.C. Pride Week On Rainbow Overdrive
Capital Pride 2023 is finally here, and we have all the perfect recommendations to keep your Pride soaring high.
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Editor’s Pick: April at Crazy Aunt Helen’s
The cocktails are a boozy delight, the food is pure comfort, and the vast local entertainment is LGBTQ-spiked at Crazy Aunt Helen's.
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Can Salah Czapary Succeed in Boosting D.C.’s Nightlife Economy?
Salah Czapary has a solid vision for growing the District’s nightlife and restaurant industry.
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The Impact of I-82: “They’re Not Going to Get Happy Hour Specials Anymore”
D.C.'s restaurant and bar owners grapple with how to offset the coming labor costs associated with eliminating the sub-minimum wage.
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Election 2022: The Tipping Point of D.C.’s Initiative 82
D.C. will vote -- for a second time -- on whether to eliminate the current wage structure for tipped employees.
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Trade Makes Esquire’s List of ‘Best Gay Bars in America’
The men's magazine selected 32 nightspots from various cities across the country and Trade was the sole bar from Washington, D.C. to make the list.
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