UTSC- University of Toronto Scarborough (Toronto)

With more than 100 student clubs, recreational and competitive athletic programs, public lectures, cultural events, the Doris McCarthy Gallery, and links to many community groups, Scarborough offers an endless array of learning opportunities, both inside and outside the classroom.

TTC (Toronto)

TTC (Toronto Transit Commission).

Spashbar (New York)

Splash Bar New York (SBNY) has evolved into a world-wide phenomenon in the Gay Nightclub scene. Since its opening in 1991, Splash has undergone several transformations and evolutions to stay one step ahead of its competition. Currently, its 10,000 square feet over 2 floors of pumping energy. In addition to an enormous 2,000 square foot dance floor, the club boasts a full stage (working full length shower), a state of the art lighting system, and spectacular Video Displays throughout. The ground ...

SeOne London (London)

This club is located the south east area of London (hence the name!) at Weston Street. London Bridge is the nearest Tube Station. Located under the railway arches of London Bridge Station, seOne opened in 2002 and it is the largest nightclub in London. Catering for a capacity crowd of 3,000 in its five rooms, recent renovations have seen even better lighting and sound systems installed. The dance floor is possibly 30,000 square feet in size and plays host to the very best in House, Electro, Rav...

Renegade Network (Toronto)

Renegade Network is a Toronto based company dedicated to the production of innovative video content for Internet delivery.

Phoenix Concert Theatre (Toronto)

The Phoenix Concert Theatre is 18,000 square feet of eclectic grandeur encompassing three distinct environments.

The Main Room features one of the city's largest dance floors, leading edge sound and light, five bars (including a 50 foot marble bar), 20x30 foot stage (and full concert facilities), a giant projection screen , and one of the largest mirror balls in Canada.

"Le Loft" which overlooks the main room, features an overhanging balcony which stretches the entire width of the club, ...

O'Grady's on Church (Toronto)

O'Grady's is a cozy pub complete with two fireplaces, a private lounge and two large patios. It's the place to gather and relax with family and friends for any occasion. When you are looking for the perfect place to treat your special someone, enjoy dinner, have a private party or function, take your friends for lunch, have a drink or toast your team's big win -- we have the place and atmosphere you are looking for.

Ministry of Sound (London)

21st September 1991 - a date firmly fixed in music history. Ministry of Sound, inspired by New York's cavernous House venues, opened it's doors at 10:00 PM. Raised from what was once a bustling bus garage now derelict in the heart of 'saff' London, an area more infamous than famous. No alcohol, 3 flashing lights, moody security and, as a statement against it's glitzy '80s predecessors, shiny trousers and disco shoes frowned upon. Unless you knew the names of at least half-a-dozen Chicago DJ's yo...

Ku Bar (London)

A sophisticated cafe-bar, cocktail lounge and nightclub combined, which is mostly peopled by pop-loving gay twinks and their girly friends. Ku is more of a social whirl than a pick-up joint, which makes it a great place to hang out with your mates.
On the corner of Lisle Street and Newport Place sits this multi-purpose venue. Spread over three levels, Ku is decked out in expensive-looking designer wallpaper and muted browns with wooden floors and soft lighting. The large ground floor cafe and b...

Hed Kandi (London)

Hed Kandi is a UK-based record label and a music brand which was established in 1999 by Mark Doyle, specialising in commercial house music. Hed Kandi's catalogue includes both artist albums and various genres of club compilations.
The name is a modified spelling of "head candy", reminiscent of the expression eye candy.
In January 2006, Hed Kandi Records was acquired by the UK record company Ministry of Sound for an undisclosed sum[1]. Since then, Mark Doyle and his team created a new record la...

Hafen (Berlin)

Probably the most established gay club in the whole of Berlin, Hafen remains popular despite the increasing amount of competition. Its location in the heart of Schoneburg's pink district means that it's unlikely to lose its steam anytime soon. The louche interior, decorated with everything from leopardskin wallpaper to portraits of chairman Mao and punctuated with plenty of candlelit corners, provides a flirty meeting spot. Hafen gets extra cult status for allegedly being visited by the real lif...

Guvernment (Toronto)

The Guvernment Entertainment Complex covers 22,000 square feet,
boasts 20' high ceilings, and hosts thousands of Toronto's partying public,
weekend after weekend.


The Guvernment Entertainment Complex has been voted EYE
Magazine's "Best Dance Club" in 2000 and 2001, while the city flocks to this party
Mecca every week to experience the legendary staple nights R&B Fridays and Spin
Saturdays. A world in and of itself, the unique architecture of Toronto's largest nightclub creates a c...

Fly Nightclub (Toronto)

Since opening it's doors in 1999, Fly Nightclub has hosted some of the world's biggest and most talented DJs and performance artists, establishing itself as one of the premier dance clubs.

Much more than just an impressive sound system and light show. Fy is ten thousand square feet of pure vibe and is home to the absolute best parties week after fabulous week.

Circa Nightclub (Toronto)

Renowned for being one of the hottest nightclubs in the city, Circa Night Club Toronto is located in the heart of the entertainment district where music, art and fashion meet. Situated on the always-eclectic John Street between Richmond and Adeliade, Circa night club matches its perfect location with amazing atmospheres and equally fantastic regular crowds. Club Circa is located inside the Festival Hall Entertainment Complex with over 55,000 square-feet of party atmosphere spread over four floor...

Candy Bar (London)

The Candy Bar isn't just a bar - it's an important part of the history of the London lesbian scene and essential for those seeking cutting edge gay venues in London.