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PRIDE in The Palm Beaches
Genuine hospitality is a way of life in The Palm Beaches, with a vibrant blend of people, cultures, and coastal towns welcome to everyone. Don’t miss these events, bars, and restaurants at the heart of our LGBTQ+ community.
There are parties, and then there’s Palm Beach Pride, presented by Compass LGBTQ+ Community Center. Every March at Bryant Park in downtown Lake Worth Beach, everyone is welcome to enjoy a weekend of delicious local food, refreshing beverages, and fabulous entertainment, including the Pride Parade. And to celebrate Pride Month in June, come see the Pride Lights in Nancy M. Graham Centennial Park in downtown West Palm Beach as the Centennial Fountain is illuminated with the colors of the rainbow.
Every spring, the International Gay Polo League Tournament pits the best players in the GPL against each other at the National Polo Center in Wellington. And while the action on horseback is thrilling, it’s the several days of tailgating leading up to the tournament where the real excitement happens. There’s music, food, themed parties, and even competitions for best cocktail, best cuisine, best tailgate, and more.
Whether you’re visiting The Palm Beaches for Pride, the polo tournament, or for a coastal getaway, you won’t want to miss out on these amazing–and welcoming–restaurants and bars. At Table 26 in West Palm Beach, their passion for food and wine shines through as lucky diners enjoy the finest in hospitality and service as well as world-class home-style comfort food from across the globe in an upscale-yetcasual environment. Hullabaloo in West Palm Beach features the expertly crafted cuisine of chef Fritz Cassel alongside craft beers, cocktails, and wine, plus a line up of fun events. Death or Glory in Delray Beach offers thirsty guests the largest rum selection in town as well as fresh, seasonal food. Dine at Rhythm Café in West Palm Beach to enjoy American cuisine crafted by two award-winning chefs served in a renovated 1950s drugstore that highlights a whimsical retro décor with five-star service. And after an evening of tasty food and drinks, kick your night into high gear with live music at Propaganda in Lake Worth Beach. End the night with drinks at Madhatter Lounge, one of the area’s most popular gay bars. The friendly neighborhood lounge has a large patio, billiards, karaoke, open mic nights, games, light food, and a good mix of cocktails, beers, and wine.
Other welcoming businesses and organizations in The Palm Beaches include Justin & Greg’s Beauty in West Palm Beach, whose expert team of stylists bring the latest trends and techniques to clients who want to look their best, and the Night Runners West Palm Beach, a non-profit started by four LGBTQ+ friends, that provides free weekly runs for anyone looking to stay in shape.