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Pueblo-Trinidad Area Gay Resource Directory

Pueblo / Southern Colorado

Alamosa

Set in the center of the vast San Luis Valley of southern Colorado, Alamosa serves as the region’s hub for tourism, where the meandering Rio Grande River snakes through a vast, high desert valley ringed by dramatic mountains.

The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad brought commerce here in the 1870s, but today the main attraction is the nearby Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve.

Great Sand Dunes National Park, a 20-minute drive from town, is a unique geological juxtaposition — the nation’s highest sand dunes (topping out at 750 feet) against a backdrop of 13,000-foot mountain peaks. Visitors come to hike, sled and even ski the dunes, and also to camp, picnic and search the trails and wildlife preserve that are part of this national park. Deer, bears, mountain lions, foxes and coyotes create their homes here, along with some rare species of insects.

The Rio Grande Scenic Railroad’s main hub is here. From the town’s depot, train riders can head to La Veta, Monte Vista or Antonito over terrain that sometimes ca

Pueblo LGBTQ City Guide

Pueblo is a lovely Colorado city situated on the banks of the Arkansas River. It began as an elderly mining town and has retained much of its mature charm, while also growing into a vibrant, diverse town full of much to see and do. It is a city with plenty of outdoor beauty and opportunities for outdoor entertainment, many friendly neighborhoods, and a smaller, but thriving LGBTQ community. If you’re thinking of conclusion your next house in Pueblo, chances are, you’ll locate plenty about it to love.

A Watch at Pueblo’s History

Pueblo began as a mining town, with a unique “Wild West” history, including many people flocking to the area during the Gold Rush of the 1850s. In addition to being an important mining town, it was also an important agricultural center, and trading post because of its ideal location on the river. After its founding, it grew fast, and today it remains an vital center of industry and innovation in the state. Today, Pueblo is a vibrant and thriving city with plenty of opportunities and much to notice and do for all who name it home.

A Several Fun Facts About Pueblo 

  • Pueblo has earned the nickname “Home o


    Pirate’s Cove Pueblo (CLOSED)
    105 Primary Plaza
    Pueblo, Colorado81003
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    (719)543-2683
    Type: Queer Bar


    In a nutshell: Playfulness gay bar and club with drag shows, joyful hour, darts, and pool table ...

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    by Greggor Mattson | November 25, 2022

    Since 2016, I’ve been to over 250 gay bars as I crisscrossed the country interviewing over 130 gay prevent owners and managers for a forthcoming book. On the afternoon that I visited Club Q in Colorado Springs, it was abuzz. They were preparing for the night’s event, the 2018 Winter Cotillion of the United Court of the Pikes Peak Empire, Southern Colorado’s chapter of the International Court System, one of the largest Homosexual membership organizations in the world. In 2021, the local court raised more than $54,000 for various local charities.

    Gay bars are synonymous with charity events, and drag is as much a fundraising powerhouse as a performance art. I call same-sex attracted bars not-quite-for-profits. Their owners tend to have day jobs, and they all agree that they could make more money from a straight business. The bigger value, to them, is the creation of community.Journalists don’t contact me when new bars open, when they set new fundraising records, or when their events forward queer joy spilling into the streets.

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    Outside, Club Q was a low-slung one-story building northeast of downtown on the inte