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Long Beach, California
Long Beach gay dive on Broadway with day parties and Saturday dancing.
The Falcon is a small, regulars-heavy gay dive on East Broadway in Long Beach, open daily since 1996 and owned by Michael Barber. Weeknights are low-key — a pool table, a jukebox, familiar faces, well-priced drinks — and the bartenders tend to know their regulars by name. Saturdays flip the energy, packing the place for house-music dancing. Across the week it leans into the kind of programming that keeps a neighborhood bar full: RuPaul's Drag Race viewing parties, beer busts, bingo, and game nights. Sitting in the Broadway corridor at the heart of Long Beach's gay scene, it's an unpretentious anchor for a night out that has nothing to prove and a long history of showing up for its community.
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