One of the nation’s most celebrated gay bars is being forced from its home in San Francisco amid the financial fallout of the coronavirus pandemic. The bar will hold 'a drag funeral to honor the end of an era of LGBT nightlife,” one owner says. NBCOUT
May 22, 2020, 4:11 PM UTCSAN FRANCISCO — One of the nation’s most celebrated gay bars is being forced from its home amid the financial fallout of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Stud is the longest continually running gay bar in San Francisco and known throughout the country as one of the bohemian, gender-bending, anything-goes institutions that made San Francisco into a gay mecca.
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