Gay and Lesbian Resources

Space above Destination that hosts gay-friendly events, art exhibitions, and talks.

Beijing Rainbow Center has dedicated itself to promoting rapid HIV testing amongst Beijing's LGBT community since opening in 2009. The organization co-operates with PLA No. 302 Hospital and CDC to provide one-stop service for the LGBT community.

Stop by for free rapid (20 minute) and urine (3-5 days) HIV testing, using imported testing kits; consulting services on HIV (in English and Korean) We can also do urine HIV testing.

Q-Space is a grassroots community making space with a focus on promoting diversity. Q-Space works with women and the LGBTQ+ community to provide space and tools for people to engage in community projects. 

A non-profit organisation promoting equal rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) communities through community alliance, public advocacy and medical services and care for people infected with HIV

Openly stating its leanings by means of the rainbow colored store sign, this cafe and restaurant is a relaxed, wildly decorated setting for an afternoon coffee or a dinner of burgers or pizza.

User-contributed, up-to-date info about gay and lesbian venues in many Asian cities, including Beijing.

Gay tour group service.

A weekly e-newsletter with essays and news-bytes of interest to the gay and lesbian community in Asia.

The Beijing LGBT Center is a non-profit, community-based organization that empowers the Beijing lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) community through providing social services and organizing advocacy programs. Their work seeks to further the LGBT movement, eliminate discrimination and achieve quality. Visit their website for details about weekly activities, or contact them by email/phone to make an appointment.

A social network for “English-speaking gay professionals who are tired of weekend clubbing.” They meet every Thursday for happy hour and encourage social activities such as sports, music, sightseeing and home gatherings.