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Year » 2017
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Year » 2016
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Year » 2014
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Year » 2013
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Year » 2012
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Year » 2012
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Year » 2011
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Year » 2011
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Year » 2010
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Runner-up: Blake’s on the Park
227 10th St. N.E., 404-892-5786, www.blakesontheparkatlanta.com/
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Year » 2010
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Mary’s (Featured)
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Runner-up: VIP Parties at Blake’s on the Park
227 10th St. N.E., 404-892-5786, www.blakesontheparkatlanta.com/
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Year » 2009
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Mary’s (Featured)
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Runner-up
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227 10th St., 404-892-5786, www.blakesontheparkatlanta.com
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Year » 2009
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Year » 2008
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Year » 2008
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Mary’s (Featured)
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Year » 2007
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Year » 2007
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Bazzaar (Permanently Closed)
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For much of 2006 a segment of Atlanta nightlife was a drag — because there wasn’t as much drag. The closing of Charlie Brown’s Cabaret left a temporary void harder to tuck away and ignore than a big, fat … Indeed, there were big shoes to fill. BAZZAAR stepped up andmore...
For much of 2006 a segment of Atlanta nightlife was a drag — because there wasn’t as much drag. The closing of Charlie Brown’s Cabaret left a temporary void harder to tuck away and ignore than a big, fat … Indeed, there were big shoes to fill. BAZZAAR stepped up and made every Wednesday night a place queens could be kings, but no one of any orientation had to play the fool. With host Princess Charles, music selector Cody Nation, gymnist Sonique, queer dance-offs and roller derbies that spill out onto Peachtree Street — it all adds up to an irreverent variety show for breeders, boys and Marys to get merry.
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Year » 2006
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Jungle Atlanta (Permanently Closed)
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When the legendary Backstreet closed its doors, Atlanta’s nightlife scene had already experienced major blows and was losing its big-city club creditability. Fortunately, the spirit, passion and soul of those days still lives at JUNGLE every Saturday. In the space formerly inhabited by the Chamber,more...
When the legendary Backstreet closed its doors, Atlanta’s nightlife scene had already experienced major blows and was losing its big-city club creditability. Fortunately, the spirit, passion and soul of those days still lives at JUNGLE every Saturday. In the space formerly inhabited by the Chamber, owner Brad Williams and the old-school values of Ovah Productions prove Atlanta still knows how to party. Jungle brings in worldwide DJ talent like Tracy Young, which in turn packs the venue with freaky club kids and sweaty, shirtless guys as far as the dilated eye can see.
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Year » 2006
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Year » 2005
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227 10th St. 404-892-5786 www.blakesontheparkatlanta.com
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Year » 2005
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Jungle Atlanta (Permanently Closed)
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Brad Williams must be a genius. Last year, the owner of Red Chair launched what looked like a risky venture, renovating the former Chamber nightclub into his tropical-themed discotheque called JUNGLE. By the end of the summer, the numbers were undeniable: Atlanta had caught Jungle fever. This year, themore...
Brad Williams must be a genius. Last year, the owner of Red Chair launched what looked like a risky venture, renovating the former Chamber nightclub into his tropical-themed discotheque called JUNGLE. By the end of the summer, the numbers were undeniable: Atlanta had caught Jungle fever. This year, the space has seen even more cosmetic improvements and has hosted a who’s-who of gay nightlife elite. Not only have live performers like Kristine W. and Deborah Cox graced the stage, but DJs Tony Moran, Kimberly S., and Craig Spy have gotten the dancefloor whipped into a frenzy. No wonder it’s a weekly destination for scores of sweaty party boys out to release the animal within.
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