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Little Rock, Arkansas
Three-floor queer nightclub in Little Rock's Riverdale district
Triniti is Discovery's Friday-night counterpart, sharing the same Jessie Road building in Little Rock's Riverdale warehouse district and the same lineage; both grew out of the late-night club operation Norman Jones built here. Where Discovery runs Saturdays, Triniti takes Friday and splits the space into three rooms: 501 for the dance floor, 701 for the drag showroom where Arkansas's drag talent performs across two shows a night, and Le Bistro, a quieter lounge to step away from the noise. It's an 18+ room with a 5am license, so it pulls a younger, dance-forward crowd than a neighborhood bar would. Come for the drag if that's your draw, or just to dance until the city's other options have long shut down. Between Triniti on Friday and Discovery on Saturday, this corner of Little Rock covers most of the city's big-night-out nightlife.
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