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Proud Cabaret presents the very best burlesque, cabaret, variety dinner shows in the city of London. Modelled on a 1920s speakeasy, Proud Cabaret is an elegant destination which offers fine dining and entertainment in surroundings which exude the illicit glamour of a bygone era. It has a sophisticated feel to match the quality food, huge range of wines, cocktail menus, and the best names in the cabaret business. There's also a more informal bar so there's something for everyone!

Located right on the Embankment, Circa boasts chesterfield seating, the greatest lighting in town and the iconic mirror-ball DJ booth. Music has always been at the heart of what Circa does and the amazing DJ team will be serving the best and biggest R&B, Pop and House beats in town. Club admission is free before midnight and the combination of good food and premium drinks promises a luxury late night out.

This cosy little bar is housed under a railway arch in the south London neighbourhood of Clapham and specialises in quality wines and cocktails. Sit back and relax with the help of The Bridge's extensive drinks menu, while enjoying the entertainment that is hosted throughout the week. Every Monday you can enjoy an evening of wine, cheese, and classic films, while every Wednesday is Bear Fest and there's regular quizzes and bingo as well.

London's legendary and world famous nightclub, situated in the heart of the city, home to Live Music, G-A-Y and Popcorn. From its early days, Heaven became known as a club that constantly reinvented itself and has always hosted events that draw in a diverse crowd who want to experience something a little bit different. Big names provide live music and a great time. Opening hours vary by which event is happening so please check before heading out.

The White Swan has been an LGBTQ+ bar for over 30 years and offers monthly themed events as well as weekly club nights. The original East End gay bar is a staple in the area, and its British pub atmosphere lack of attitude makes everyone feel comfortable regardless of their identity. There are regular drag bingo nights as well as open mic nights and DJs in a bright and fun setting.

Tucked away down a little alley, Retro Bar is one of gay London's secret gems. It's a small, mixed, indie bar, where eccentricities are welcomes. The music mixes 70s, 80s, New Romantic, goth and alternative, and is reflected in the decor, which features photos of iconic rock and pop figures. There's a jukebox with even more great tunes, and multiple regular events every week including quizzes and comedy. If you're in London during Eurovision, the parties at Retro are great fun, but be sure to book a space!