There are roughly two dozen lesbian bars in the United States. The ones that are left are evolving to survive
By Alicia Wallace, CNN Business
It’s just about closing time on Thursday in early June and the regulars are catching up and winding down after a busy night of darts league.
They shoot the breeze, fling back a couple of shots, and spout off lyrics (“get on your bikes and ride!”) to accompany the tunes playing overhead.
Come back tomorrow night, they say, because it should be a hoot a “Hootenanny,” to be precise. In addition to weekly drag shows, music and other events, once a month, the Hootenanny Harlots drag troupe put on a comedy show that’s a little bit country and a little bit, well,
There are roughly two dozen lesbian bars in the United States The ones that are left are evolving to survive
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Tiny hats on sale at the 2015 Cinco de Mayo Festival in San Francisco. Photo: Santiago Mejia / The Chronicle 2016
The midpoint of spring is approaching, and that means it’s time for Cinco de Mayo. Observed annually on May 5, the holiday celebrates a battle in which a vastly outnumbered, ragtag Mexican army, assembled by the young Gen. Ignacio Zaragoza, defeated invading French troops in 1862.
The holiday was first celebrated in the Gold Rush town of Columbia (Tuolumne County), a familiar sight to many who grew up attending California public schools. Mexican miners living there honored the underdog victory with a feast, though that year’s celebration was held after the town first heard the news on May 25.