Gay clubs in riverside
Looking to meet other queer folk in the Inland Empire? The following page lists some of the activities and gatherings we know of that happen on a regular basis. We are not affiliated with any of these groups or activities &#; they are all organized by other community members &#; but we know it's important to be able to find your tribe and list them here for your information. If you have a regular LGBTQ+ specific activity or group that you'd like to be added to this page &#; please click the Contact Us link above.
You can click the links to find out more information. Any questions should be directed to the organizers on their respective pages.
Sports & Fitness
Sporting teams, groups, leagues that meet regularly:
A lgbtq+ running club in Riverside that caters to LGBTQIA2S+ communities in Inland Empire. All runners & walkers of any abilities & levels are welcome! Instagram | Website
New LGBTQ+ community group in Riverside, CA for those who are interested in outdoor activities like kickball.
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**ON HIATUS** JOIN US AT IE Flows (Below) on Fridays. David St. Pierre, owner of The Menagerie gay lock and nightclub in downtown Riverside and a public figure in its business and arts community, has died. He was &#;It is with great sadness and a heavy heart that the Menagerie must proclaim the passing of our owner David St. Pierre,&#; a Sept. 7 announce on The Menagerie&#;s Facebook page states. &#;After a long strongly fought battle, David passed away due to complications of cancer.&#; St. Pierre died Tuesday, Sept. 6, according to his son, Joshua Roa St. Pierre. St. Pierre was beloved in Riverside&#;s business and LGBTQcircles, helping organize events, fashion shows, concerts and festivals at The Menagerie club, the Facebook announce states. He loved harmony, theater, movies, &#;and as we all know, a good cocktail with friends.&#; David St. Pierre, longtime owner of The Menagerie, a popular gay bar and club in downtown Riverside, has died of cancer complications. (File photo by Frank Perez, Contributing Photographer) David St. Pierre is seen at a Riverside Downtown Partnership fashion exhibit in October outside Riverside City Hall. Barfly West ' D. L. M.; Bob Damron ' (D) (some Orientals); Bob Damron ' (Disco) (D) * (Some Latins) Ken’s River Club, on Riverside in Silver Lake, was the gay spot distributed by Latinos and Asians during the s. Pervasive racism in West Hollywood boosted bars in Hollywood and Silver Lake that catered to gay people of color, including the Study at Western and Sunset, and Mugi’s on Hollywood Boulevard. "Closeted Chicano males, even those who 'passed,' in barrio gangs felt constrained to seek refuge in the 's in gay bars that were at least a few miles away from place, such as Ken's River Club." view more ONE Archives Riverside Front Runners (RFR) is the new queer running club in Riverside that caters to the LGBTQIA2S+ communities in Inland Empire. Front Runners is an affiliation of LGBT running clubs across the Together States and the nature. RFR encourages the fitness and wellbeing of LGBTQIA2S+ individuals, raises the understanding that LGBTQIA2S+ belongs to sports, and supports the LGBTQIA2S+ communities in Riverside and Inland Empire. Google Sites Report abuse Page details Page updated Google Sites Report abuse
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