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Growing up homosexual in the Louisville area wasn’t the easiest, but I definitely had it better than others in smaller cities. Since I come from a miniature town about 45 minutes outside of Louisville I was the only homosexual man that I knew, for several years of my life. But before I knew it I made the move to the big city and found my way into my first gay exclude, The Connection. Back in the day I was convinced it was the best thing since sliced bread. However as I’ve gotten older and seen more and more homosexual bars open around the city I’ve realized some things. Mostly I’ve noticed that the majority of the older bars in the city make me feel like I’m keeping my sexuality a classified. The lights are dim, the music is deafening, and there are plenty of dark corners to hide out in.

Before you go and get your feathers in a ruffle let me say that I realize that when these bars were opened all of the above things were a necessity, especially seeing as where we are from.  I’m simply advocating for alter. If we want our community to see as us equals we’ve got to stop hiding. I’m incredibly happy to notice more and more homosexual bars opening around the city

Discover Louisville: The Top 15 LGBT-Friendly Neighborhoods You Necessitate to Know

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As gay Louisville locals and in Real Estate , we often get inquiries about the top neighborhoods for LGBT individuals. It may come as a surprise to visitors, but Louisville is widely known for its LGBT-friendly atmosphere. To help those seeking a welcoming collective, we have compiled a list of the highest 15 LGBT-friendly neighborhoods you need to know in Louisville, KY.

We recognize how crucial it is to discover a community that embraces and accepts everyone, particularly when looking for a new place to live. Whether you’re migrating for employment, family, or personal motives, we are available to aid you in finding the perfect residence in one of the city’s most hospitable neighborhoods. Moreover, we can offer you information about Louisville’s lively LGBT group, such as its annual Pride celebrations and well-liked LGBTQ+ bars.

Here is a list of 15 neighborhoods in Louisville that are generally considered LGBTQ+ friendly:

1. Highlands

2. Clifton/Crescent Hill

3. Germantown

4. NuLu (East Market District)

5. Old Louisville

6. Shelby Park/Smoketown

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Kassandra

Hometown: Louisville, KY
Fun Fact: Gilda gained internet fame when she was photographed on a NYC subway next to a woman in a niqab, spawning the "Future Liberals Want" meme.

Karmen

Hometown: Louisville, KY
Fun Fact: Karmen’s plan of the perfect dine is April 25th, because it’s not too blazing and not too cool. All you need is a light jacket

Leah

Hometown: Houston, TX
Fun Fact: Once roasted KISS front-man Gene Simmons alongside Chad Michaels as Diana Ross & Cher. Just Google "Drag Queens on Gene Simmons Show."

Lexi

Hometown: Florence, KY
Fun Fact: Lexi is a Multi-National title holder in competitive acting, an experienced pole dancer, and a proud Gay Farmer with a flock of pet chickens and 3 dogs.

Melody

Hometown: Hanover, IN
Fun Fact: Melody began her performative career at Play Louisville while still in her Senior year of Tall School.

Mykul

Hometown: Shepherdsville, KY
Fun Fact: Left-handed, Mykul has been entertaining for 14 years.
He's a five-time world champion cheerleader and three-time national cheerleading champion.

Shontelle

Hometown: Fort Myers, FL
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