Right next door to club Tribe is Play (1519 Church St., 615/322-9627 Wed.-Sun.
Do we really need to explain what happens next? In addition to drag queen bingo, the 2nd floor hosts karaoke and other festivities. That’s when drag queen bingo meets two-for-one drink specials. 10am-10pm, no cover) is a restaurant that becomes the place to hang on Tuesday nights. One of two East Nashville bars on the same intersection that cater to a lesbian clientele, Mad Donna’s (1313 Woodland St., 615/226-1617, Tues.-Thurs. The crowds are more mixed during the week than on the weekends, when it is mostly gay and lesbian.
Live music, pool, and great food attract a crowd nearly every night. This is a laid-back club with a better-than-average sound system and karaoke selection. 11am-7:30pm, $5-10 for events like karaoke and trivia night), one of two lesbian bars on the same East Nashville intersection. Midtown NashvilleWomen outnumber men at the Lipstick Lounge (1400 Woodland St., 615/226-6343, Tues.-Sat. Photo © Matt Baran, licensed Creative Commons Attribution Share-alike. Recommendations from the African Diaspora.Little, Brown Books for Young Readers Arrow Icon Arrow icon.Little, Brown and Company Arrow Icon Arrow icon.
