LGBT Info - Gay villages in the United States: Boystown, Chicago, Broadway Corridor, Long Beach, California, Burnside Triangle, Capitol Hill, Denver, ... Street, Shreveport, Louisiana, Dupont Circl

Source: Wikia. Pages: 58. Chapters: Boystown, Chicago, Broadway Corridor, Long Beach, California, Burnside Triangle, Capitol Hill, Denver, Capitol Hill, Seattle, Washington, Chelsea, Manhattan, Cotton Street, Shreveport, Louisiana, Dupont Circle, Fire Island Pines, New York, Guerneville, California, Hawley-Green Historic District, Hillcrest, San Diego, California, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, Lakeview, Chicago, Lark Street, List of gay villages in the United States, Midtown, Memphis, Midtown Atlanta, Montrose, Houston, Texas, Mount Vernon, Baltimore, NW 39th Street Enclave, Neartown Houston, New Hope, Pennsylvania, Northampton, Massachusetts, Oak Lawn, Dallas, Texas, Ogunquit, Maine, Plaza-Midwood, Provincetown, Massachusetts, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, Silver Lake, Los Angeles, California, South Beach, South End, Boston, Massachusetts, South of Market, San Francisco, California, The Alameda, San José, California, The Castro, San Francisco, California, The Short North, Victorian Village, Washington Square West, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, West Hollywood, California, Wilton Manors, Florida. Excerpt: File:Chicago-boystown.jpg300px The Broadway Corridor in Long Beach, California, is the name for the stretch of East Broadway between Downtown Long Beach and Belmont Shore, Long Beach, California where the majority of the city's gay-friendly businesses are located. Nearby 4th Street also has a number of gay-owned businesses and is the location of the Gay and Lesbian Center of Greater Long Beach. The Broadway Corridor is also the location of several restaurants, specialty stores, and coffee houses. For example, Christy's, an upscale Italian restaurant previously owned by Sonny Bono's oldest daughter Christy Bono, is on Broadway. Long Beach has one of the largest gay and lesbian populations in the country. The city's Gay Pride Parade, which goes down nearby Ocean Blvd., is the second largest in the United States, and is the second largest event in Long Beach after the Lo...