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Paris, Paris
Gay bar in Le Marais with drag shows and DJ sets, open Wed–Sun
La Boîte is a small, easygoing gay bar at 15 Rue des Lombards, on the pedestrian stretch between Les Halles and the Marais. The energy here leans toward drinks-and-conversation over club intensity, with a mixed, open crowd that skews younger; students and a twinkier set are among the regulars. Drinks are fairly priced and the daily evening happy hour is a reliable reason to start here. It's open most of the week into the early hours, with DJ sets and the occasional drag night turning up the volume on weekends without ever fully becoming a nightclub. Think of it as a friendly midweek hang or the warm-up before you move on to the bigger rooms nearby, rather than a full night's destination on its own.
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