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| | Queer As Folk Addiction Toronto Gay Village |
 | | Gay and Lesbian culture grew historically out of unconventional venues: the Beat coffee houses and speakeasies of the Fifties and Sixties; the bathhouses of the Seventies; and the drag bars and performance art spaces of the East Village in Manhattan in the Eighties. |
 | | A long-time fixture in the gay community, the quirky Living Well bistro and lounge is a place to shoot pool, imbibe, socialize, and munch on nouvelle eclectic fare. |
 | | With one of the largest gay populations in North America, Toronto's gay village is a large area bordered by the streets Bloor, Yonge, Jarvis and Carlton, where you will find establishments for every taste. |
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