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Providence, Rhode Island
Stylish LGBTQ+ lounge and dance club on Elbow Street downtown.
Mirabar is Rhode Island's oldest gay bar, with roots going back to 1947 in Woonsocket before it settled into its longtime home on Elbow Street in Providence's Jewelry District. It's a lounge and dance club that runs casual and neighborhood-friendly early in the week, then shifts into full club mode on weekends with DJs working a proper dance floor. The programming rotates through the week: drag shows, karaoke, underwear nights, and sports on the screens, with cocktails poured seven days. Weeknights pull a relaxed crowd of regulars; Saturdays bring the bigger, louder room. It's the dependable anchor of Providence's small but durable gay scene, open late and easy to fold into a night out downtown.
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