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Poughkeepsie, New York
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Type: Gay Bar with Dancefloor
In a nutshell: Out Bar owners Jim Milano, Jon Memmoli and Mike Perez recognized the need for a safe, dynamic environment in Poughkeepsie for the flourishing gay and lesbian community. It's glamorous atmosphere and chic decor have made it a rising star on bbooming Main St. corridor, whose bar scene matches NYC while maintaining Poughkeepsie's vintage Hudson Valley character
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The Hudson Valley is a great place to be gay—the annual LGBTQ pride parades draws crowds in the thousands every year. But the queer community needs more than one evening per year to celebrate their pride and sometimes you long to go where everybody knows you’re gay.
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Geish
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After a full weekend of being queer, if you have some pride left over and feel love getting dressed up and dancing it out, Geish is the place to do it.
“Geish is a word that means clothing. Getting into geish is getting into your drag,” explains Victoria Precise of the Haus of Peculiar, a local group of drag performers who host the event. “Drag uses the artistry of fashion to show yourself and that is what we do on Monday nights at Snugs Harbor. We started Geish two years ago as a dance party.”
Current DJ and Geish producer, Fantasea, says there is no set close time: “It ends whenever p
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