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Washington D.C., Washington D.C.
DC's lesbian and queer women's bar, in Adams Morgan.
A League Of Her Own is a beloved LGBTQ+ bar in Washington D.C.'s Adams Morgan neighborhood, specifically catering to queer women and allies. As part of the Pitchers Bar complex, it offers a fun and inclusive atmosphere with a focus on creating a safe, welcoming space for lesbian, bisexual, and queer women. With its cozy interior, outdoor seating, and regular events like trivia and drag shows, A League Of Her Own has become a staple of D.C.’s queer nightlife, providing a vibrant, community-driven space to connect, socialize, and have fun.
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