Event Dates
From: Sunday, October 13, 2024
To: Sunday, October 13, 2024
Celebrate Atlanta Pride with a traditional Saturday Tea Dance featuring the hottest guys and the best music during Atlanta Gay Pride.
Celebrate Atlanta Pride with a traditional Sunday Tea Dance featuring the hottest guys and the best music during Atlanta Gay Pride.
- Visiting Atlanta for Pride? Stay close at Loews Atlanta Hotel a fab 4 star hotel, with great facilities including an excellent fitness center and great spa. Just a short taxi ride to most of the pride celebrations.
The Party
- Sunday 13th October 2024 – RANDY Tea Dance – Awaiting lineup.
- Get ready to party on the Sunday afternoon of Atlanta Pride as Alan Collins and Mike Woodside present a five hour party made to make you dance.
- Join hundreds of hot guys at The Heretic Atlanta from 3 pm to 8 pm and dance to the sounds of International Guest DJs.
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The Venue
- Heretic Atlanta – Located on Cheshire Bridge Road, it’s situated in an area with several other LGBTQ+ friendly businesses and establishments, making it a hub for LGBTQ+ nightlife.
- The club attracts a mix of guys of all ages and types with a large dancefloor, upper deck and popular dark room. It even has its own leather and gear shop, perfect if you are visiting for one of their popular theme nights.
- “Randy” Tea Dance takes place during the annual Atlanta gay pride celebrations.
Where to stay
- The center of gay life in Atlanta is Midtown but there are several other “gayborhoods” to be explored as well. You will find the heart of gay Atlanta at the intersection of Piedmont Avenue and 10th Street.
Here are the hotels we recommend that have good reviews and keep you close to all the action
Glenn Hotel, Renaissance Hotel, Stonehurst Place, The Ritz-Carlton.
Where to stay close to all the gay bars
Our top 4 selections with the best rates.
The Courtyard Midtown has a great location,
spacious rooms and a great gym.
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The Atlanta gay population lives, works and plays all over the city and even into the suburbs. Midtown has several of the city’s most popular gay bars like Blake’s, Burkhart’s Pub, Bulldogs and Swinging Richards. The Atlanta LBGT populace is also partially responsible for the resurgence of Grant Park in the 1980s. The historic neighborhood was falling into ruins when members of the community started scooping up properties, renovating and restoring them to their original glory. This fever pitch trickled over into the neighborhoods of East Atlanta, Ormewood Park and the Old Fourth Ward. These are all eclectic, funky and tolerant neighborhoods, like most of Atlanta.
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Heading to Atlanta for Pride? Check out this city guide
Atlanta has a vibrant and inclusive LGBTQ+ community, and it’s often considered one of the most LGBTQ+-friendly cities in the United States. The city was home to some early LGBTQ+ activist organizations, and it played a significant part in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights.
This eclectic neighborhood is known for its welcoming atmosphere & diverse community. Home to several gay-friendly bars, restaurants, & shops.
Downtown Atlanta offers a variety of shopping options for both residents & visitors. With upscale boutiques, unique stores and famous attractions.