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London Gay Village Guide South London London Gay Village Guide South London XXL @ PULSE ATHENA @ EAGLE LONDON BARS This long-running, legendary added a disco-packed jukebox Lightbox venue offers sexy late night cabaret and club venue has played and a DJ booth, which keeps the clubbing, brilliant DJs as well as a 1. The Bridge host to scores of talented acts and punters moving until late at the hot and mostly topless muscle crowd. 8 Voltaire Road, Clapham big names over the years – and weekends! Quickly becoming a SW4 6DH still does. Not only that, but there’s favourite of those dwelling South 10. Pulse The Bridge is the newest swanky a good dose of camp clubbage of the river. ߐ 1 Invicta Plaza SE1 9UF bar to swoop into Clapham that and great value bar goodness Superclub in the heart of the offers a beautiful ambience in with scores of fun and friendly CLUBS Southbank, featuring the most up- which to share a drink with a date, local lovelies. Be wowed by drag to-date sound system, lights and or sexy beats by big name DJs! deliciousness and then dance ‘til the 7. Eagle London clubbing experience. Pulse is the early hours in the club at the back. 349 Kennington Lane future of clubbing and the current 2. George & Dragon SE11 5QY home of infamous bear night XXL. Blackheath Hill, Greenwich 5. Bloc South This truly unique, eclectic and SE10 8DE 65 Goding Street, Vauxhall attitude-free venue is one of the 11. RVT Outrageous cabaret pub and SE11 5AW gay scene’s most established 372 Kennington Lane community-favoured drinking hole The newest venture from Wayne providers of clubbage, booze and SE11 5HY nestled near historic Greenwich. Shires and the Bloc crew, this merriment. From butch, blokey The fabulous and eclectic RVT Perfect for a post-work work pint or modern new venue combines nights to camp, 80s/90s hands-in- packs them in every day of the a messy drag-fueled Saturday night. Vauxhall clubbing sensibilities with the-air rave-ups. week with their variety of club more laid-back, sociable vibes. nights, cabaret, theatre, comedy, 3. Ye Olde Rose & Crown It also plays host to much-loved 8. Fire live music, discussions and much 1 Crooms Hill, Greenwich nights like Fitladz, Hard On and 40 Parry Street SW8 1RT more. The craziness that is Duckie SE10 8ER BRUT. Fire is synonymous in the brain of with Amy Lamé and crew still Historic old theatre pub popular many a homosexual Londoner, with dominates Saturday night, whilst with locals and punters of 6. The Cock Tavern, 340 hardcore good times. Featuring RVT Sundays feature big dance Greenwich Theatre next door. Kennington Road, SE11 4LD four rooms of dancefloor action, tunes and entertainment. Plus, Weekly camp-fest that is From the owners of Bethnal there’s a roster of top club nights, there’s a rotating schedule of Showtunes Tuesdays will keep you Green’s much-missed boozer The like A:M, Beyond and Orange. nights featuring a smorgasbord of coming back for more. Nelson’s Head comes Vauxhall’s cabaret, performance, live music, newest homo pub, The Cock 9. Lightbox art, quirky club nights, star names, 4. Two Brewers Tavern! They’ve kept much of the 6a South Lambeth Place, fresh talent and an attitude-free, 114 Clapham High Street tiki decor and tropical cocktails SW8 1SP friendly crowd of up-for-it funsters SW4 7UJ from the previous residents, but One of super club Fire’s annexes, the from all over the gay community. 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Mirror Arch (Lightbox equipped with a video screen. award-winning theatre in Vauxhall. and DJs lifting you higher. Entrance) There is also a heated outside They produce the vast majority of 6A South Lambeth Place, smoking area that you can use their productions and regularly 13. Electric Brixton, Town Hall Vauxhall, SW8 1SP naked, plus two large lounge areas play to full houses of their fiercely Parade, SW2 1RJ Esteemed fetish mogul Jamie HP has - with free tea, coffee, soft drinks loyal regular clientele – their chic Formerly The Fridge, Electric Brixton taken over Vauxhall’s sexy Mirror Arch and free internet access.ߐ front bar is also a great place for a is one of the last dying breed of with a steamy weekly roster of a range post-work drink. superclubs. It’s home to occasional of fetish parties, from naked cruise 19. Pleasuredrome extra-large blowouts from the likes nights, to leather and rubber. Head to Alaska Street, Waterloo 22. 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Union/Bootylicious and open until the early hours to best part is it’s open 24 hours a day, until early evening. 66 Albert Embankment accommodate those hotties with the 7 days a week, so there’s always SE1 7TP horn. The Vauxhall venue features an opportunity for some fun and a 23. Fetish Freak Open 7 days a week, and well into the two saunas, two steam rooms, freshen’ up. 76 Bolton Crescent, morning. It's got a predominantly gay video screens, spa pool, chill-out Oval, SE5 0SE clientele looking for late night cruising, lounge and endless private rooms OTHER The Fetish Freak store is brand new boozing, to a House & Techno beat! in a labyrinth of cruisy mazes; it’s a 20. FETCH, 6 Voltaire Road, and totally independent - bringing During the week it's best described as veritable playground of adventure. ߐ Clapham, SW4 6DH you an extensive range of fetish 'Hetero-Friendly' On the last Saturday The hottest new fashion and fetish gear. 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