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Club Fusion Davenport (CLOSED)
W 2nd
Davenport, Iowa
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Type: Gay Bar with Live Entertainment


In a nutshell: Club Fusion features 3 bars, M/W/F/S drag shows, Thursday Karaoke, Sunday Bingo, a boogie floor, DJ, sand volleyball court, outdoor patio, and deck

Club Fusion Hours: (Call ahead to confirm)

Tags for Club Fusion: Drag, DJ, Karaoke, Pool, Darts, Dance-Floor, Smoking-Patio, Deck, Bingo,

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    • W. 2nd St.,
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    • E. 5th St.,
  • Dally's Pub & Emporium, E. Locust St.,
  • Faces, E. Walnut,
  • The Garden Dance Club & Show Bar,
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    • Davenport LGBTQ City Guide

    Davenport, Iowa is a friendly midwestern town known as being part of the Quad Cities area – an area named for neighboring towns in Illinois and Iowa, which include Davenport, Bettendorf, Rock Island, Moline, and East Moline. It is an area that offers much to spot and do, plenty of friendly neighborhoods, and no shortage of friendly people, including a thriving LGBTQ community. If you’re thinking of finding your next home in Davenport, chances are, you’ll find plenty about it to love!

    A Look at Davenport’s History

    Davenport’s modern-day history began when the area was acquired as part of the Louisiana Purchase in the early s. Davenport itself was established in by Antoine LeClaire, who named the city after his friend, Colonel George Davenport. The city was named as Iowa’s first military headquarters during the Civil War, and it grew quickly from that point on, particularly experiencing an economic boom in the s. Throughout the years, Davenport has grown in diversity, and today is vibrant, and thriving city with ple