West Hollywood Lesbian Night — Girlpower at The Bayou WeHo (Oct 16)
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Girlpower: Lesbian Night at The Bayou WeHo (Thu, Oct 16 • 8pm–2am)
When: Thursday, October 16, 2025 • 8:00 PM–2:00 AM (PDT) | Where: West Hollywood, CA 90069 | 21+
A women-centered, sapphic-friendly Girlpower night at The Bayou WeHo—Thu, Oct 16, 8pm–2am—with girl bartenders, girl dancers, and a girl DJ, plus Thursday drink specials, mocktails, and a zero-tolerance, harassment-free policy. RSVP required for priority entry.
A safe, high-energy women-centered night in West Hollywood
On Thursday, October 16, 2025 (8:00 PM–2:00 AM PDT), The Bayou WeHo hosts Girlpower: Lesbian Night—a women-centered, sapphic-friendly takeover featuring girl bartenders, girl dancers, and a girl DJ spinning dance, pop, R&B, and queer anthems. Expect a welcoming, harassment-free vibe designed for queer women, lesbians, bi women, trans and non-binary friends, and allies who respect women-focused spaces.
Drink specials & signature cocktails
We’re rolling out Thursday drink specials and limited-run signature cocktails crafted for the night—bright, playful, and photo-ready. Ask the bar about our zero-proof picks too.
- When: Thursday, Oct 16, 2025 • 8:00 PM–2:00 AM
- Where: The Bayou WeHo (West Hollywood, CA 90069)
- Cover: Free RSVP encouraged • 21+
What makes Girlpower different
- Women-centered talent: all-women bartenders/dancers + a woman DJ.
- Safer-space standards: trained staff, clear rules, and zero tolerance for harassment or touching without consent.
- Community first: meetups, mixers, and a friendly bar team to help with intros if you’re flying solo.
- Accessible fun: drink specials, mocktails, and a come-as-you-are dress code.
Code of conduct (please read)
We’re serious about a respectful environment. Ask before touching, no filming without consent, respect gender expression and pronouns, and alert staff if anything feels off. We remove guests who ignore boundaries—no debate.
FAQ
Are there any lesbian bars left?
Yes, but there are fewer dedicated lesbian bars than gay men’s bars. In LA, many queer-women nights (like Girlpower) pop up inside inclusive venues. That’s why we focus on women-centered programming, staff, and rules—to offer the vibe people are seeking even if the venue serves the broader community on other nights.
Where do most lesbians work?
Everywhere—from creative fields and hospitality to tech, healthcare, and public service. Girlpower draws a wide mix of professionals and students; it’s part party, part community mixer, so you’ll meet folks across industries.
Why don’t lesbian bars exist anymore?
A mix of factors: economic pressures, shifting social patterns, and the rise of multi-use queer spaces. Community-driven, women-centered nights help fill the gap with intentional programming and safety policies.
What are lesbian bars called?
You’ll hear lesbian bars, sapphic bars, women-centered or queer-women spaces. We use “women-centered” to be inclusive of lesbians, bi women, and trans/non-binary folks who want a femme-forward environment.
Plan your night
- Arrive early for easier entry and first-round specials.
- Solo-friendly: Tell the door or a bartender you’re open to meeting people; we’ll help with a few low-key intros.
- Photos: Ask before snapping anyone. Consent first, always.
- Transport: Rideshare recommended; street and garage options vary around Santa Monica Blvd.
About The Bayou WeHo
We’re a West Hollywood neighborhood bar known for inclusive programming, great prices, and big community energy. Our team prioritizes safety, consent, and accessibility—if you ever need help, talk to staff immediately.
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