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THIRD COAST PRIDE FEST
October 20 2024
October 20 2024
October 20 2024
October 20 2024
October 20 2024
October 20 2024
October 20 2024
October 20 2024
Event Date & Time
October 20, 2024
@10.00 pm
Event Location
Galveston,
Texas
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Third Coast Celebration Fest
Third Coast Identity festival Fest is ecstatic to support the local community. Our event will be October 20, 2024.
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Special Guest Performance
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Special GuestThe Third Cost Identity Fest will extraordinary guests, Drag Shows, Live Music, Family Events and a Pride Parade
Highlights
Drag Shows – Live Melody – Family Events – Pride Parade
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NIGHT LIFE
Join us at one of our supporting bars each darkness for amazing activities and shows,
LIVE MUSIC
Announcements coming soon,
FAMILY EVENTS
Thursday night college evening 18+ Sunday 10:30am Drag Brunch for guests 12 & older. Post pride party for all,
PRIDE PARADE
2pm on Sunday in Downtown Galveston – Sponsored by the downtown partnership,
* COMMUNITY EVENT Robert's Lafitte
About Us
Galveston's Iconic Drag Display Bar
Robert's Lafitte is Galveston's imaginative drag show bar, and the oldest LGBT bar in the state of Texas. Our lock has been a home stage to a large number of fabulous and unique female impersonators with fun drag shows. Reach join us for a darkness of entertainment, cocktails, and fabulous performances.
We ALWAYS treat ANYONE & EVERYONE that walks in our door like family! EVERYONE IS WELCOME, can come in and JUST BE YOU! Of course have to be 21 & over to enter and be served. We are a 2 drink minimum bar. Although we do except cards, but please be patient with us.
An ATM is inside near the door to your right, next to our jukebox.
We also have a pool table to just possess a little fun, drinks and relax. Pool table requires quarters to play for $1. Also have other games available to play. Every day of week has different events-see our events section for info. Also every Friday, Sat., & Sunday nights we have drag shows starting at 10:30pm.
Be on lookout for our weekend line ups on our social media pages and weekly email newsletters.
Check out our si
Gay Times in Galveston
Galveston Island's temperate weather and Gulf breezes make the historic beach town a must-visit destination less than an hour from Houston. Visitors can explore the island's natural wonders, as successfully as a few of the more man-made ones, year round.
While the island's 32 miles of beaches are an attractive amenity, Galveston's historic architecture is equally popular. On Broadway Avenue, the castle-like Bishop's Palace draws crowds for daily tours. The mansion was cited by the American Institute of Architects as one of the most important buildings in the United States. Guests also marvel at the island's many Victorian-era houses on historic architectural tours offered by the Galveston Historical Foundation.
The Historic Downtown District -- located adjacent the Cruise Ship Terminal -- is a wonderful destination for shopping, dining and visiting museums and galleries. Today, guests perusing the area will still find the classic spots that have always contributed to Galveston's longtime appeal, as well as a mix of new businesses. On The Strand, LaKing's Confectionery and Hendley Market continue to tempt pedestrians. It&apo
Galveston LGBTQ City Guide
Located on the upper Texas coast of the Gulf of Mexico, the stunning city of Galveston occupies virtually all of a 32-mile-long island approximately 2 miles off of mainland Texas coast, and about 50 miles away from Houston. It is an important port city, as good as a capital of thriving industry, plenty of diversity, and much to see and execute. Even better, Galveston has a growing and thriving LGBTQ community that is friendly, welcoming, and wonderful. If you’re thinking of making your next house in Galveston, you’ll find plenty about it to love!
A Look at Galveston’s History
Galveston was initially chartered in 1839. At the time of its founding, it served as an crucial port and gateway to the Southwest and helped to furnish shipping, goods, money, and transportation necessary to aide the state of Texas grow. Galveston itself also continued to grow, eventually becoming known as the "Queen Town of the Gulf." Due to its coastal location, Galveston always has been, and remains an important port urban area – but it has also grown to be a city full of plenty of other business opportunities, not to mention a city that proposals much to spot and
Robert's Lafitte
About Us
Galveston's Iconic Drag Display Bar
Robert's Lafitte is Galveston's imaginative drag show bar, and the oldest LGBT bar in the state of Texas. Our lock has been a home stage to a large number of fabulous and unique female impersonators with fun drag shows. Reach join us for a darkness of entertainment, cocktails, and fabulous performances.
We ALWAYS treat ANYONE & EVERYONE that walks in our door like family! EVERYONE IS WELCOME, can come in and JUST BE YOU! Of course have to be 21 & over to enter and be served. We are a 2 drink minimum bar. Although we do except cards, but please be patient with us.
An ATM is inside near the door to your right, next to our jukebox.
We also have a pool table to just possess a little fun, drinks and relax. Pool table requires quarters to play for $1. Also have other games available to play. Every day of week has different events-see our events section for info. Also every Friday, Sat., & Sunday nights we have drag shows starting at 10:30pm.
Be on lookout for our weekend line ups on our social media pages and weekly email newsletters.
Check out our si
Gay Times in Galveston
Galveston Island's temperate weather and Gulf breezes make the historic beach town a must-visit destination less than an hour from Houston. Visitors can explore the island's natural wonders, as successfully as a few of the more man-made ones, year round.
While the island's 32 miles of beaches are an attractive amenity, Galveston's historic architecture is equally popular. On Broadway Avenue, the castle-like Bishop's Palace draws crowds for daily tours. The mansion was cited by the American Institute of Architects as one of the most important buildings in the United States. Guests also marvel at the island's many Victorian-era houses on historic architectural tours offered by the Galveston Historical Foundation.
The Historic Downtown District -- located adjacent the Cruise Ship Terminal -- is a wonderful destination for shopping, dining and visiting museums and galleries. Today, guests perusing the area will still find the classic spots that have always contributed to Galveston's longtime appeal, as well as a mix of new businesses. On The Strand, LaKing's Confectionery and Hendley Market continue to tempt pedestrians. It&apo
Galveston LGBTQ City Guide
Located on the upper Texas coast of the Gulf of Mexico, the stunning city of Galveston occupies virtually all of a 32-mile-long island approximately 2 miles off of mainland Texas coast, and about 50 miles away from Houston. It is an important port city, as good as a capital of thriving industry, plenty of diversity, and much to see and execute. Even better, Galveston has a growing and thriving LGBTQ community that is friendly, welcoming, and wonderful. If you’re thinking of making your next house in Galveston, you’ll find plenty about it to love!
A Look at Galveston’s History
Galveston was initially chartered in 1839. At the time of its founding, it served as an crucial port and gateway to the Southwest and helped to furnish shipping, goods, money, and transportation necessary to aide the state of Texas grow. Galveston itself also continued to grow, eventually becoming known as the "Queen Town of the Gulf." Due to its coastal location, Galveston always has been, and remains an important port urban area – but it has also grown to be a city full of plenty of other business opportunities, not to mention a city that proposals much to spot and
Gay Times in Galveston
Galveston Island's temperate weather and Gulf breezes make the historic beach town a must-visit destination less than an hour from Houston. Visitors can explore the island's natural wonders, as successfully as a few of the more man-made ones, year round.
While the island's 32 miles of beaches are an attractive amenity, Galveston's historic architecture is equally popular. On Broadway Avenue, the castle-like Bishop's Palace draws crowds for daily tours. The mansion was cited by the American Institute of Architects as one of the most important buildings in the United States. Guests also marvel at the island's many Victorian-era houses on historic architectural tours offered by the Galveston Historical Foundation.
The Historic Downtown District -- located adjacent the Cruise Ship Terminal -- is a wonderful destination for shopping, dining and visiting museums and galleries. Today, guests perusing the area will still find the classic spots that have always contributed to Galveston's longtime appeal, as well as a mix of new businesses. On The Strand, LaKing's Confectionery and Hendley Market continue to tempt pedestrians. It&apo
Galveston LGBTQ City Guide
Located on the upper Texas coast of the Gulf of Mexico, the stunning city of Galveston occupies virtually all of a 32-mile-long island approximately 2 miles off of mainland Texas coast, and about 50 miles away from Houston. It is an important port city, as good as a capital of thriving industry, plenty of diversity, and much to see and execute. Even better, Galveston has a growing and thriving LGBTQ community that is friendly, welcoming, and wonderful. If you’re thinking of making your next house in Galveston, you’ll find plenty about it to love!
A Look at Galveston’s History
Galveston was initially chartered in 1839. At the time of its founding, it served as an crucial port and gateway to the Southwest and helped to furnish shipping, goods, money, and transportation necessary to aide the state of Texas grow. Galveston itself also continued to grow, eventually becoming known as the "Queen Town of the Gulf." Due to its coastal location, Galveston always has been, and remains an important port urban area – but it has also grown to be a city full of plenty of other business opportunities, not to mention a city that proposals much to spot and