Station 4
Gay bar · Turtle Creek ·
DJ-driven nightclub with 24K sq ft dance floor & drag show lounge
DJ-driven nightclub with 24K sq ft dance floor & drag show lounge
"Get your groove on at Station 4. With two large dance floors and more flashing lights than anyone could count, Station 4 allows for moments of queer joy and getting lost in pop and EDM music spun by DJs in a giant space. If you’re drinking, you’ll want to keep it simple — vodka tonics and straight shots. On the second level is the Rose Room, where clubgoers can witness fabulous drag shows. RuPaul’s Drag Race alumni Kennedy Davenport, Alyssa Edwards, and Asia O’Hara all got their starts in that iconic spot." - Alex Gonzalez
"A sprawling LGBTQ dance club on the Cedar Springs Road Strip in Oak Lawn that has long anchored Dallas’s queer nightlife, this late-night destination combines a high-energy dance floor and roomy bar (a longtime spot for cherry vodka sours) with a parking-lot social scene and an upstairs performance space. The venue draws a diverse, devoted crowd — from bachelorette parties to leather-scene regulars — and functions as both a party destination and a community gathering place that has weathered decades of cultural shifts, protests, and political pressure while remaining a sanctuary for patrons and performers alike." - Amy McCarthy
"Some of the larger gathering spots, like Station 4 or Sue Ellen's, have only recently reopened." - Alex Gonzalez
"While iconic establishments like JR’s Bar & Grill, Woody’s, and Cedar Springs Tap House have remained open since last summer, some of the larger gathering spots, like Station 4 or Sue Ellen’s, have only recently reopened." - Alex Gonzalez
"A Dallas drag-show destination that has announced it will remain closed amid pandemic-related restrictions and has not joined the wave of reopenings some other local LGBT bars are attempting." - Amy McCarthy
