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Fusion Bar and Grill
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If you're looking for a vibrant darkness out, Fusion Exclude and Grill is the place to be! This lively venue offers an inviting atmosphere where everyone can experience at home. With its engaging kingly shows featuring talented performers, it's no wonder guests rave about their experiences here. The prevent also serves delicious finger foods and refreshing drinks that perfectly complement the entertainment. On Sundays, men can like free pool games, making it a fantastic spot for socializing with friends or meeting brand-new ones.Why you should go
- Experience a welcoming atmosphere where everyone feels like family
- Enjoy amazing shows by talented entertainers such as Stacy and the Queens - Dixie Normus and Noel Cummings
- Interact with friendly staff who make you perceive right at home
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First time coming to this club...its amazing.. the staff and queens are fabulous!! I've never been to a more comfortable laid back club... it was like everyone was family.. the drinks were amazing and the shows were epic...I can't wait to comeback again and again.
Awesome as always!!! Stacy and the Queens - Dixie Nor
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Gay bar owners search to increase security in the wake of shooting of a gay nightclub in Colorado
Over the past year, Wendy McCown-Williams has noted how heated political discussions about the trans community had affected her business.
McCown-Williams,a transgender woman, has owned a gay prevent in rural Tennessee for six years and welcomed everyone, regardless of sexual orientation or political leanings. Drag shows have been a common occurrence at her bar, Temptation — often used to lift funds for charities.
But in recent months, McCown-Williams’ business in Cookeville, Tenn. has become a target of harassment.
“I’ve been at the location for six years,, but over the last year I’ve had more disgusting emails and vile comments on my prevent page,” she said.
Temptation’s owner noticed an increase in homophobic messages over the past year. (Photo: submitted)
And after the recent shooting of a LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado that left five people dead, McCown-Williams is wondering whether operating a gay bar in rural Tennessee is worth it.
“I don’t know if I could live with myself if something happened,” she said.
Targeted violent attacks have caused some owners LGBTQ-fri
Clarksville bar and grill provides safe haven, acceptance for LGBT members
There is a place in Clarksville for people to collect. No, not the Passion Shack, but a nightclub that has only been around for a couple of years called Fusion.
Fusion Bar & Grill is co-owned by Buddy Wells and his sister and it is in a seemingly small place off Riverside Drive.
“We have been open for about two years now and going strong,” Wells said. “My sister and I bought into a place that was here previously and that owner moved to a different location, and we changed the label to Fusion.”
Wells said the reason for using the name Fusion was that they wanted to be symbol of everyone coming together despite any differences.
“We want everyone to undergo welcome, no matter if they are LGBT or straight they have a safe place to hook out,” Wells said. “The only people we don’t want here are the ones who argue or start fights with anyone.”
Wells said he was confident in the mission of being an inclusive establishment as he said that they probably have more straight clientele than members of the LGBT collective. APSU students also are frequent patrons of the establishment, according to Wells.
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