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LGBTQIA+ Travel
You will immediately perceive welcome in Santa Fe. The City Diverse opens its arms to travelers with diverse interests and different backgrounds in search of finding, wonder, and adventure.
In the early 20th century, Santa Fe became an artist's haven, welcoming writers, painters, socialites and photographers eager for new subject matter and a distinct life. Their arrival further transformed the city, setting it on a route of valuing that which is diverse, fresh, and fresh. That same all-embracing spirit exists today. You will find a extensive spectrum of activities and destinations to engage and enchant.
While there are no longer any exclusively queer bars in Santa Fe, there's something arguably better: an inclusive community interested in and motivated by welcoming all people into every space.
Resources & Activities
The Santa Fe Human Rights Alliance "is committed to supporting the LGBTQIA+, Black, Brown, indigenous, Asian et al. communities in Santa Fe and Santa Fe County" and as such is a robust resource for monthly events and happenings, as well as a network for services and programs,
10-15-2008, 11:22 PM | ||
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I just spent 4 days in sta fe. when i was there, i had my friend look up gay bars in the city. he set up 3 on a website, but i only found 1 of those in the downtown area. what exactly do gay folk do for fun in sta fe? is there a homosexual community? |
10-15-2008, 11:31 PM | ||
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Rainbow Vision is a gay community in Santa Fe, there are a scant others i'm sure.. and as far as gay bars go..i dont have a clue. I actually dont think Santa Fe is much fun at all period. |
10-16-2008, 09:34 AM | ||
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I think we have a enormous gay community here in Santa Fe. I think they Gay Santa Fe------------------------------------- Founded by Spanish settlers as "The Royal Town of the Holy Faith of St. Francis of Assisi" in 1608 on the site of what had been the Pueblo Indian village of Ogapoge for perhaps 500 years, Santa Fe became part of the US territory of New Mexico in 1848. In 1912 the capital became the capital of the 47th US state. “The City Different” as it's been recently tagged, has by city ordinance been built for the past century in the Spanish Territorial or Pueblo adobe style of architecture. Arts and culture have been among several focus industries for the city for some time and Canyon Road, east of the Plaza, with the uppermost concentration of art galleries in the city is a major destination for international collectors and tourists - an American art center second only to New York City. Writers also came to exist here, and music, opera and theater are skillfully represented too. See some listings at our events/experiences page. The arts hold long been a illustrate for gay people and the city is Novel Mexico's most popular male lover destination. The social scene here is more attuned to a couples-in-relationship older set A local watering holeLong live La Reina. Open daily 5pm-11pm to hotel guests + locals alike. La Reina is a bright and airy mezcal + tequila-focused bar, finish with two outdoor patios, a fireplace and lounge seating. Santa Fe's cocktail oasis. Walk-in’s only, first-come first-served. La Reina will have the following special hours for upcoming holidays + private rentals. VIEW MENU Live Music: Wednesdays + SundaysCatch free live music at La Reina or on the Lawn every Wednesday and Sunday, from mind shaking blues and alternative folk, to a little bit of Southwest region — and everything in between. View upcoming shows on our Happenings page or on Facebook. Queer Night: Every MondayA overnight for community + connection in a safe space, welcoming queer-identifying people + allies to honor and strengthen Santa Fe's queer communities. A portion of Queer Night featured drink sales will be donated to the Transgender Resource Center of Unused Mexico. Pizza by Tender Fire KitchenEnjoy made-to-order wood-fired pizza alongside our satellite outpost bar on our lawn, most Sundays + Mondays from 5-8pm, April 20th thru the cease of October. Ou |