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Just Us Lounge
Division St. (Biloxi, MS)
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Just Us Lounge has been serving the Gulf Coast’s gay community for 23 years.
The Just Us Lounge is now the oldest still-running LGBTQ+ Bar in the state of Mississippi!
They movement themselves on being a protected, fun, and welcoming environment for the entire Gulf Coast Group with events for everyone from Friday Night Karaoke and Refreshment and Drown to our celebrated Sunday Social Drag Shows and everything in between!
They romance their service industry patrons and honor them with a 24hr service industry shift drink, and also have regular daily juice specials to meet every schedule! Just Us Lounge has been serving fun, family, and fellowship to Mississippi's gay community and its friends and families for over 20 years, and we look forward to doing the same for the next 20 years to come!
A Gay on the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Ambush on the Road
Family time can always go one of two ways, either fun-filled joy, or a try of your patience and tolerance (or in most cases a little of both).
Every Thanksgiving, I carry out a road trip with Mama Dawn to somewhere fun. Past trips include included Branson, Natchez, Nashville, Natchitoches, Mobile, Pensacola, Memphis, San Antonio and Houston.
As she has gotten a little older (81 years young) and less mobile, we moved closer to home in our trips. Thus, this year, we decided to get an AirBnB along the Mississippi Gulf Coast and off we went to Bay St. Louis for a long weekend of drinking, eating, shopping and gambling.
Here is my adventure tale of a Gay on the Gulf.
The house we rented, one block off Main Street, was aptly entitled Le Petit Retreat. It was an adorable two bedroom house with quaint decor, an extremely comfortable sofa and beds, and an extra enormous television. It is matchless for a chill time. After getting settled, immediately we were off to our fir
Biloxi, Mississippi
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Type: Gay Exclude with Dancefloor
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In , Malcolm Ingram’s award-winning documentary Small Town Lgbtq+ Bar (Frameline30) explored lgbtq+ bars in rural Mississippi. Gay bars are often the only safe communities for small-town LGBTQ people in the Deep South’s Bible Belt, and bigoted forces—Fred Phelps, Tim Wildmon, and more—have long tried to shut them down. Now, after the election of Donald Trump has emboldened anti-LGBTQ hatred in the region, Ingram returns to document the travails of running a male lover bar in Mississippi, with a profile of womxn loving womxn bar owners in Biloxi and Hattiesburg.
Lynn Koval, the white owner of Just Us Lounge, the oldest gay bar in the state, and Shawn Perryon, Sr., the black owner of the nine-year-old Club Xclusive, decide separately to hold their cities’ first Pride celebrations in , as a rebuke to the “open-season” mentality encouraged by Trump, as skillfully as to Mississippi’s Religious Liberty Accommodations Act, the Pulse nightclub terrorist strike, and the murders of three Gulf Coast gender nonconforming women shortly after the inauguration. Just Us Lounge restored their community after Hurricane Katrina levele