Part of the Gay Houston Guide — bars, events & things to do.

Houston, Texas
An AIDS Healthcare Foundation thrift store on Montrose's Westheimer.
Out of the Closet is an AIDS Healthcare Foundation thrift store on Westheimer Road in Montrose, Houston's LGBTQ+ cultural hub. It opened in 2019, and like the rest of the AHF chain it pairs secondhand shopping — clothing, accessories, books, and home goods — with a direct public-health mission: 96 cents of every dollar funds AHF's HIV/AIDS care and prevention programs. It's more than a resale shop. A full-service AHF pharmacy operates on-site alongside free, fast HIV and STI testing, and the building's exterior carries the Montrose Paint Wall, a large outdoor mural that's become a neighborhood photo stop. AHF opened here citing Houston's disproportionately high HIV rates, and the store doubles as a low-barrier point of access for testing and care in the middle of the gayborhood.
Have feedback on this description? Let us knowDrag brunches, circuit nights & every party worth knowing in Houston — in your inbox every week.
No upcoming events
Try checking a later date or browse events in the app

$350

$25

$50

$65

$75

$46

$55

$200
Experiences powered by Viator
Get the full experience — check in, follow this venue, and connect with the community.


From the Supreme Court case that changed everything to one of the South's biggest Pride celebrations, here's your insider guide to gay Houston.

Where to find drag brunch in Houston — Sunday Service at The Montrose Country Club every Sunday, Chapman & Kirby's monthly Queen Brunch, Cynthia Lee Fontaine's brunch at the Punch Line, and how to book each one.

Where to see drag shows in Houston — The Broad's Way and Laugh Track at Michael's Outpost, Basura at Ripcord on Monday nights, Thursday drag bingo at Pearl, and what's on each night.

We verified 32 LGBTQ+ campgrounds in the US, from 700-acre men's retreats in the Ozarks to a women-only resort in Michigan's Thumb. This guide covers every one we could verify from the campground's own website: who's welcome, what clothing optional means there, what you can sleep in, what it costs and when the season runs.

June is Pride Month, and the chaos is real. Here are 25+ of the best gay events in June 2026 across North America, organized by week so you can actually plan your travel.

Your complete guide to every dedicated lesbian and sapphic bar currently operating in the US, mapped by city, with what makes each one worth the trip.