Best gay NYE event in WeHo/LA

[+ jessmapex]

I have decided to visit LA and West Hollywood for the nye. I will stay in WeHo. Aside from the WeHo bars, which place/nye event would you recommend for a lone john like me. Is it the MasterBeat event at the Mayan where the cool guys will be at? I am willing to shell out some bucks to shrug these holiday doldrums off. There is talk about economic doom and gloom for 2023. Thought I could live a little before all that rolls in.

[caliguy]

6 hours ago, jessmapex said:

I have decided to visit LA and West Hollywood for the nye. I will stay in WeHo. Aside from the WeHo bars, which place/nye event would you recommend for a lone john like me. Is it the MasterBeat event at the Mayan where the cool guys will be at? I am willing to shell out some bucks to shrug these holiday doldrums off. There is talk about economic doom and gloom for 2023. Thought I could live a little before all that rolls in.

Looks like allot of fun. The last one I did was in 2002. I looked allot better back then without my shirt too...🦾😂😪

 

[samhexum]

On 12/22/2022 at 3:59 PM, jessmapex said:

Best gay NYE event

Do gays have their own calendar, like the Chinese & Jewish people?  If so, does the new year begin on a different date every year like theirs?  Just curious, as I've never heard anything about it.

Edited December 25, 2022 by samhexum
for shits and giggles

[+ jessmapex]

51 minutes ago, samhexum said:

Do gays have their own calendar, like the Chinese & Jewish people?  If so, does the new year begin on a different date every year like theirs?  Just curious, as I've never heard anything about it.

Lol. But seriously, can't say if you meant this the 'funny' way or the 'woke' way.

[shadeheffashade]

I'm thinking of going to the event at the Mayan and the afterparty...I've never been to a circuit party before what kind of clothing is acceptable to wear?

[Xavitv]

Anything but body fat is acceptable to wear 

[pubic_assistance]

On 12/24/2022 at 11:37 PM, samhexum said:

Do gays have their own calendar, like the Chinese & Jewish people ?

I think they do.

I remember being on Fire Island one summer and marveling how at certain times of the day it was like they rang a bell and all the gays headed in one direction. (I was always swimming upstream)  trying to figure out if there was actually a bell or you just knew what to do if you were gay.

Edited December 30, 2022 by pubic_assistance
spelling

[samhexum]

31 minutes ago, pubic_assistance said:

I remember being on Fire Island one summer and marveling how at certain times of the day to was like they rang a bell and all the gays headed in one direction. I was always swimming upstream from them

Obviously you were spawning.

[pubic_assistance]

3 minutes ago, samhexum said:

you were spawning.

That came later in the evening ...(in the meat rack ).

[samhexum]

3 minutes ago, pubic_assistance said:

That came later in the evening

As did you.

[+ WilliamM]

On 12/24/2022 at 11:37 PM, samhexum said:

Do gays have their own calendar, like the Chinese & Jewish people?  If so, does the new year begin on a different date every year like theirs?  Just curious, as I've never heard anything about it.

Do Jewish Australians  celebrate Boxing Day?

[+ Lucky]

On 12/29/2022 at 7:30 PM, Xavitv said:

Anything but body fat is acceptable to wear 

Having been to a few of these circuit parties in years seemingly long past, I can attest that fat and age are rarely seen.

[mike carey]

12 hours ago, WilliamM said:

Do Jewish Australians  celebrate Boxing Day?

The celebrations of Boxing Day are entirely secular, and celebrated (or not) equally by Australians of all stripes. They are going to or watching the Boxing Day test, the Boxing Day sales, watching the start of the Sydney to Hobart, and recovering from overeating by doing it all over again. Or going to the beach and/or setting off on a drive (or now flight) to a summer holiday destination.

[MikeBiDude]

6 hours ago, mike carey said:

watching the start of the Sydney to Hobart

For me…watching the start of the race was 1800 pacific daylight time in California Christmas Day. 

[mike carey]

5 minutes ago, MikeBiDude said:

For me…watching the start of the race was 1800 pacific daylight time in California Christmas Day. 

Yup, 1300 AEDT here, that's five hours behind PST (and a day ahead). It was one of the best days in Sydney.

And yes, I realise that makes your current New Years Day morning time 3.20am on 2 Jan here.

[+ WilliamM]

13 hours ago, MikeBiDude said:

For me…watching the start of the race was 1800 pacific daylight time in California Christmas Day. 

I watched the race in Sydney in 1998. Remneber how not it was in the days on Christmas and just before So lucky to be there.