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At Club 616, we are proud to celebrate Pride Month and the vibrant LGBTQ+ community that helps make Santa Ana such a welcoming, creative, and diverse place to call home.

Throughout June, we'll be featuring a special Pride cocktail menu inspired by iconic queer bars and gathering spaces that helped shape LGBTQ+ history. This year's menu takes guests on a timeline through queer bar history, honoring the venues that provided community, connection, and belonging across generations.

We'll also be celebrating all month long with special events. Stay tuned as they will be announced throughout the month.

Scroll down to learn more about the historic bars that inspired our cocktails, and find tickets and event details for our Pride Month celebrations.

At Club 616, we are proud to celebrate Pride Month and the vibrant LGBTQ+ community that helps make Santa Ana such a welcoming, creative, and diverse place to call home.

Throughout June, we'll be featuring a special Pride cocktail menu inspired by iconic queer bars and gathering spaces that helped shape LGBTQ+ history. This year's menu takes guests on a timeline through queer bar history, honoring the venues that provided community, connection, and belonging across generations.

We'll also be celebrating all month long with special events. Stay tuned as they will be announced throughout the month.

Scroll down to learn more about the historic bars that inspired our cocktails, and find tickets and event details for our Pride Month celebrations.

1933: Café Lafitte In Exile 🌿   

On Bourbon Street in New Orleans' French Quarter, Café Lafitte in Exile became a legendary home for queer artists and performers, and remains one of the country's oldest continuously operating gay bars.

Bourbon, Creme de Menthe, Italicus, Lime, Cane

1933: The White Horse 🐴    

Often considered the longest continuously operating gay bar in the United States, The White Horse in Oakland welcomed LGBTQ+ patrons decades before queer spaces were widely accepted.

Reposado Tequila, Horchata, Lemon, Agave, Cinnamon

1973: The Palms 🌴   

One of Los Angeles' earliest lesbian bars, The Palms became a cornerstone of queer women's community during the gay liberation movement of the 1970s.

Planteray 3 Stars Rum, Planteray OFTD Rum, Luxardo Maraschino, Green Chartreuse, Allspice Dram, Pineapple, Orgeat, Lime, Angostura, Toasted Coconut

1989: Divas 🏳️‍⚧️   

One of the country's most prominent transgender nightlife spaces, Divas became a vital gathering place for San Francisco's trans community for decades.

Mezcal, Watermelon, Lillet Rosé, Lime, Absinthe, Cane, Blue Curaçao Coconut Pearls

Bingo cards. Drag queens. Good people doing good things. 🎉

Club 616 is hosting Drag Bingo on June 20th from 4–6PM, presented by the fabulous Sabreena. $20 per person gets you in the door for 6 games of bingo with 20 minute rounds, and every dollar from the door and tables goes directly to the Orange County LGBTQ Center.

Want to make a night of it? Add a table to your package and secure your spot for the whole crew.

This one matters. Come be a part of it.