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Each year Downtown Olly’s transforms its terrace and outdoor spaces to throw the biggest block party in the city.
Each year Downtown Olly’s transforms its terrace and outdoor spaces to throw the biggest block party in the city.
- Stay close to all the gay bars and after parties at the Hyatt Place, with a perfect location, friendly staff and higly-rated breakfasts.
The Party
- Don’t miss the final Friday of Indy Pride. Head to Downtown Olly’s, on N Illinois Street, from 6pm to 10pm for a block party to remember!
- Downtown Olly’s is one of the busiest gay bars in the city and has transformed “The Backyard” into a brand new patio area. The block party will feature live acts, great DJs and a fun crowd.
- Indy pride is typically held on the second Saturday in June attracting more than 100,000 visitors. The block party is held in the northern edge of downtown.
- Awaiting lineup and schedule for the 2024 event.
Gay Indianapolis
- Most of the gay bars and clubs in Indialapolis are located in the trendy Massachusetts Avenue Arts District. Other neighborhoods with bars include Broad Ripple, Herron Morton, and the St. Joseph historic district.
- The Block Party is held in the St. Joseph district. Getting from district to district is easy with lots of transport options.
- English Ivy’s is close to the block party; a vintage pub and restaurant serving classic American dishes, open until 3 am on weekends.
Where to stay in Indianapolis
The following hotels are close to the city’s top attractions and a short ride from the Pride celebrations:
Conrad Hotel, Hyatt Regency, Hilton Garden Inn Bottleworks Hotel
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