The Bourbon Pub & Parade has been a pivotal hub for LGBTQ+ celebrations for nearly five decades.
The historic Bourbon Pub & Parade, New Orleans' largest and most famous gay bar is kicking off June Pride Month and its 6-month long 50th anniversary celebration with the announcement of their first ever 'Golden Ally Award' to be given to the iconic Jennifer Coolidge, in recognition of her never-ending support and friendship toward the LGBTQ+ community as a New Orleans resident.
Located at the intersection of Bourbon Street and St. Ann Street in the epicenter of the French Quarter, the Bourbon Pub & Parade has been a pivotal hub for LGBTQ+ celebrations for nearly five decades. The pub serves as a favorite gathering spot during major festivities such as Mardi Gras and Southern Decadence, attracting visitors worldwide with its legendary events.
Said owner Sandy Sachs, "For 50 years, the Bourbon Pub & Parade has served the LGBTQ+ community as a safe and welcoming space in the heart of the French Quarter's historic district. It is also a landmark destination for travelers from across the nation and around the globe, and we are proud and honored to be a part of New Orleans' history."
In a spectacular tribute to five decades of culture, community, and celebration, the Bourbon Pub & Parade has also unveiled its lineup for the 50th Anniversary celebrations. Kicking off with a series of high-energy events, the anniversary extends through a six-month jubilation that honors the past, present, and future of LGBTQ+ experiences.
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