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Fort Worth, Texas
Queer-owned Near Southside dive with a 'Wild, Brave & Free' mural and LGBTQ+ charity giving
Located on South Jennings Avenue in Fort Worth's Near Southside, Liberty Lounge is a queer-owned neighborhood dive bar opened in 2020. The interior features red walls and a "Wild, Brave, & Free" mural, complemented by a large rear patio. A percentage of monthly sales is donated to rotating LGBTQ+ charities chosen by patron vote. Weekly events include karaoke on Mondays, bingo on Tuesdays, and LGBTQ+ trivia, alongside a monthly book club and art show. The bar serves six rotating taps and a signature house punch, catering to the local community with a focused social activism mission.
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