Hawkins Meeting Place, in Bretonside, a large pub close to the bus station in Plymouth, is now a gay run venue - check out the sign on the entry door stating this is a gay venue if you don't have a problem with this then you are welcome!
They have food lunchtimes and early evenings and a carvery, eat as much as you like, sunday buffet which is proving very popular, there is a beer garden and car park, pool table, three large rooms.
Plymouth Pride Event was set up in late 2005 in order to organise some form of LGBT Pride event in the city. They are a committee of LGBT people, organisations and partner organisations who are all working towards raising awareness of our communities.
In 2006 they held their first events and the city's first LGBT Festival in June. In 2007, they organised Plymouth's first ever LGBT Pride Festival. Plymouth Pride Event 2008 took place on June 7th with the festival in the Guildhall and was a big hit.
The Plymouth Pride Forum has been set up to make Plymouth a place where lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans people and communities can live, work and celebrate life free from discrimination, prejudice and fear.
Keey an eye on their website for all the latest information and news.
After closing in May 2008, Plymouth's oldest gay venue, The Clarence reopened in June 2008.
The grand re-opening was on Friday 13th June 2008, with Shaz M (live singer) and it was a great success and very well supported. The bar has been decorated throughout.
They have a range of entertainment every weekend - check their website for more details.
The Swallow is a traditional lesbian and gay pub in the Bretonside area of Plymouth and expertly managed by Eddie.
Well worth a visit as part of any night out in Plymouth. Often frequented by our Royal Navy boys as well.
Recently redecorared and probably ther largest gay pub in Plymouth. The nearest public car park is at the end of the street, opposite the King’s Head pub, about 100m away.
Hawkins Meeting Place, in Bretonside, a large pub close to the bus station in Plymouth, is now a gay run venue - check out the sign on the entry door stating this is a gay venue if you don't have a problem with this then you are welcome!
Women only group for walks around Plymouth and the beautiful Devon countryside.
Plymouth Pride Event was set up in late 2005 in order to organise some form of LGBT Pride event in the city. They are a committee of LGBT people, organisations and partner organisations who are all working towards raising awareness of our communities.
The Plymouth Pride Forum has been set up to make Plymouth a place where lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans people and communities can live, work and celebrate life free from discrimination, prejudice and fear.
After closing in May 2008, Plymouth's oldest gay venue, The Clarence reopened in June 2008. 
The Swallow is a traditional lesbian and gay pub in the Bretonside area of Plymouth and expertly managed by Eddie. 
Westward Bound is a fetish retail shop with an amazing collection for gay, lesbian and mixed market. Very friendly shopping experience. 
Zeros is the largest gay club in Plymouth (and Devon) and is a must for any night out in Plymouth.
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