Las Vegas's officially designated LGBTQ+ cultural landmark. A cluster of bars and businesses on Paradise Road that has been the heartbeat of queer Vegas for decades — a place people found belonging, celebration, and each other.
The Fruit Loop is a cluster of bars and businesses on Paradise Road between Naples and Harmon. While the Strip and the suburbs get the spotlight, the Loop is where the city's actual gay bars, businesses, and history live — and last year the State of Nevada made it official, designating the Historic Fruit Loop a cultural landmark.
The Block Party treats every Fruit Loop business as a peer. Gipsy and Piranha are presenting partners, but the whole block throws this party. Spend a night here and you'll find a different room for every mood — dance floors, drag, karaoke, and a cocktail at 4 a.m.
Paradise Road, after darkThe Loop's iconic main room — the dance floor, the big stage, and the heart of the block.
The ultra-lounge and nightclub next door — drag, go-go, and a packed dance floor.
The Loop's video and karaoke bar — sing-along nights and a friendly, come-as-you-are crowd.
The neighborhood's longtime LGBTQ+ bookstore and gift shop, right on the block.
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Every comparable cultural district has permanent wayfinding signage — the Loop has the designation but not yet the signs. We're earmarking $10,000 from this year's Block Party to fund permanent Historic Fruit Loop District signage, so the recognition the neighborhood earned shows up on the corner for good.
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