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Madison Gay Video Club
The Gay Video clip Club holds events in an exclusive place on Madison's eastern side on the first and 3rd Saturday of every month at 8:00 PM. Normally the event runs untilapproximately 2:00 AM. No RSVP is called for as adv as it is "open-door", so you can arrive as adv as leave whenever you long for. Those from out-of-town are likewise invited to remain the night.There is a lot of parking on the street. Residents own driveways and also garages. Wintertime alternate-side auto parking holds from November 15th to March 15th. Separate checking out locations are provided for the non-sexual, gay-themed movie and for the raunchy hardcore movie: Upstairs in the living room, a non-sexual homosexual movie is shown.On an overhanging TV over a big indoor jacuzzi, the same hard-core XXX-rated films are shown as in the basement. Towels are provided.Downstairs in the cellar rec room, the hard-core XXX-ratedfilms are revealed. The room is segmented right into two areas, both exhibiting the very same film: a. One side has sofas as well as chairs for enjoying the film clothed.b. Beyond, there is a big wrestling floor covering (10x14)with lots of pillows l
The Club 5 Complex was opened by Ed Grunewald as a replacement for his 'Manoeuvres' lock, which needed more room for extension. He created a large complex of several separate serving bars, a restaurant, and outside cosmos for volleyball etc. From the commencement, the business had three separate identities within the building, specifically:
Club 5 restaurant and Bar: The major portion of the space was a DJ area and large sway floor area with a couple of bars. The "full service restaurant... serves lunch, dinner and Fri./Sat. after hours".
Barracks: Men's bar, rustic setting. A place for the Levi/Leather community, Unicorns of Madison meetings and club nights, unique events, etc. Always had many guys in jeans and t-shirts, or often shirtless. At times showed X-rated/ 'Adult' movies.
Planet Q Video Dance Bar: with pool tables, dart boards, etc.
Early ads also mentioned a "Q Gift Shop". And in April 1999, Ed added The Fox Hole womyn's bar to the building.
Club 5 came about largely to fulfill a desperate need. During the 1980s and the first half of the 1990s, the main LGBTQ bars in the Madison area were Rod's (levi/ leather bar), the New Bar (dance ba
An LGBTQ+ student’s guide to Madison
Madison has been named among the gayest cities in the United States for its progressive atmosphere and rich queer history.
But for many incoming Gay students seeking community at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, starting the search can be an overwhelming task. To kick off Event Month, The Daily Cardinal compiled a list of activities and locations in Madison for queer people to experience community.
Campus organizations
Gender and Sexuality Campus Center: Located in the Red Gym, UW-Madison’s Gender and Sexuality Campus Center (GSCC) provides education, advocacy and resources to foster a welcoming environment for Queer students and allies. The GSCC is known for hosting popular welcome events such as Drag Bingo and offering scholarships to new students. Students can drop by during GSCC hours to peruse a collection of queer books, eat snacks or exploit free printing services.
The Identity festival Society: Founded in 1983 upon the passage of Wisconsin’s gay rights legislation, The Pride Society is best known for its annual “Pride Prom” with unique themes and queenly performance artists. The Self-acceptance Society also hosts motion picture