Austin gay bars 4th street

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Plans include the reconstruction of buildings that are currently home to LGBTQ bars Coconut Club and Oilcan Harry’s, as well as the complete demolition of Neon Grotto (previously Hangar Lounge) to make. There are definitely ways to appease both sides here - property owner can put up their tenants in another space (temporarily, or permanently) while they build out - possibly making sure there is space for them in the new building. to make room for the multi-use complex, which would consist of bottom-floor retail space supporting 400 residential units overhead. The property could be used much better - especially with the Project Connect plan to make 4th st a transit plaza (close the road to traffic/etc.)Īs a queer person, it's hard to not feel a little bit NIMBY, upset, and angry. It is the largest Gay Club in Austin, Texas offering an inviting experience for. As a pro-development YIMBY, I recognize how vastly underutilized 4th st is. Austins Friendliest and most established gay bar serving our community for over 30 years Gay owned and operated offering great drinks and popular music. Opened in October 2014, Highland Lounge was introduced to the LGBTQ community.

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