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New Orleans, Louisiana
Bourbon Street LGBTQ+ pride and gift shop, open since 2012.
Bourbon Pride is an LGBTQ+ gift shop at 909 Bourbon Street, on the main drag of the French Quarter, that bills itself as Louisiana's premier pride store. Founded in 2011, it stocks custom-designed tees and caps, barware, candles, magnets, keychains, tumblers, greeting cards, and locally made souvenirs, plus a discreet basic adult section toward the back. It draws both locals stocking up for parade and festival season and visitors after something more personal than a generic Bourbon Street souvenir shop, and staff get repeat mentions in reviews for the personable service. If you want a Pride keepsake actually designed in the Quarter rather than mass-printed, this is the stop on Bourbon.
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