Gay things to do in phoenix


Arizona Events Calendar

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JANUARY

Phoenix Zoo Lights

Phoenix Zoo
N Galvin Pkwy
Phoenix, AZ

events/zoolights

Shining bigger and brighter than ever with nearly four million lights, hundreds of dazzling displays, brand adj Wildlife Lanterns and the return of the tallest floating tree in North America showcasing ORIGINAL music and a synchronized light show!

 

FEBRUARY

Arizona Renaissance Festival and Artisan Marketplace

E. Hwy 60
Gold Canyon, AZ

Looking for a unique getaway? How about a trip back in time?

 

Annual Tubac Festival of the Arts

Tubac, AZ

The Tubac Festival of the Arts is Southern Arizona’s longest running art festival.

 

Glendale Chocolate Affaire

Murphy Park
58th and Glendale Avenues
In the heart of Historic Downtown Glendale

Chocolate!  Perfect for your valentine.

 

AGRA Rodeo

Corona Ranch and Rodeo Grounds
S 29th Ave
29th Ave and Baseline Rd
Laveen AZ,

The Arizona Gay Rodeo Ass

Welcome to the gay friendly Phoenix Metropolitan Area

Gay Phoenix Metro Directory

No matter what time of year you visit Greater Phoenix, you&#;ll uncover plenty of things to see and do. More than days of annual sunshine mean you can count on exceptional weather as you experience the rich diversity of our Sonoran Desert playground.

Our near-perfect weather goes hand-in-hand with exciting recreation and adventure activities, which are enjoyed year-round. Experience a large range of tours and sightseeing excursions, whether by Jeep or hot-air balloon, on horseback, or even by boat. Of course, golf is one of the most well-liked outdoor activities, as Greater Phoenix provides more than pristine courses.

More than three dozen luxurious resorts are scattered throughout the Valley, many of which provide spectacular spas that offer special treatments native to Arizona. Visitors also seize pleasure in an exceptional dining scene, which features everything from savory steaks to exquisite Southwestern fare. Then, once you&#;re full, hold advantage of the area&#;s dynamic nightlife.

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It’s one of the fastest growing regions in the United States, and thanks to a fresh population, a longstanding art scene, and a unique setting in the desert, the greater Phoenix area (including Scottsdale) is increasingly recognized for its hip and unusual things to do.

When I first stepped out of the airport in Phoenix, Arizona, the heat slap me right away. It was a stifling 37ºC and that desert heat would persist for the entirety of my weekend. Celebrated for over days of sunshine, Phoenix is tucked in a desert valley with a sprawling population across several cities making up the metropolitan area.

It’s one of the fastest growing regions in the United States, and thanks to a young population, a longstanding art scene, and a unique setting in the desert, the greater Phoenix area is increasingly recognized for its cool and unusual things to do.

Sure, it’s also a bit conservative (hey, Arizona), but the state capital is surprisingly hip and the gay scene is increasingly ranked among America’s best.

My super gay weekend in the city was just like

Celebrate inclusivity at these 7 LGBTQ+ welcoming establishments in the Phoenix area

Here are seven LGBTQ+ friendly bars and restaurants in metro Phoenix, inside and outside of the Melrose neighborhood.

Nearly 5% of Arizona’s adult population identified as LGBTQ+ in , the latest data present from Gallup, and that number is likely to increase—according to a distinct Gallup poll, the percentage of adults who self-identify as LGBTQ+ in rose to %, over double what it was when Gallup first measured it in  

Despite attempts from local Republican lawmakers and anti-LGBTQ+ activists to threaten and harass queer people, other politicians and businesses verb as allies. Phoenix and surrounding towns offer safe and welcoming spaces for everyone to collect, celebrate, eat, beverage, and enjoy the Valley. 

The Valley is very spread out, so there aren’t large concentrated LGBTQ+ neighborhoods like the Castro District in San Francisco or Northalsted in Chicago. What Phoenix does have is the Melrose District, a one-mile stretch of gay-friendly bars and restaurants on Seventh Avenue from Indian