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The LGBTQ+ Center of Las Vegas

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401 S Maryland Pkwy, Las Vegas, NV 89101
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Phone
+1 702-733-9800
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Website
thecenterlv.com
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About this place The LGBTQ+ Center of Las Vegas

The Gay and Lesbian Community Center of Southern Nevada, known as The Center, is the primary LGBTQ+ community organization in Las Vegas, serving the city's permanent residential queer population alongside visitors who need support or connection. The Maryland Parkway address is in downtown Las Vegas, accessible from both the Strip and the Fruit Loop area, and the Centre operates a comprehensive programme of social services: counselling, HIV/STI testing, PrEP access, youth programming for LGBTQ+ young people, senior services, support groups, and social events. The Centre is the institutional anchor of Las Vegas's residential gay community — the part of the city that exists separately from the visitor economy and that has its own organizations, relationships, and community culture. For visitors to Las Vegas who need health services — HIV testing, PrEP, STI screening — The Center is the appropriate resource. The organisation also runs the annual Las Vegas Pride events and serves as the coordination point for LGBTQ+ community organizing in Nevada. The state of Nevada has strong LGBTQ+ legal protections, and The Center has been part of the advocacy infrastructure that produced and defends those protections.

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Opening Hours

Monday 09:00-21:00
Tuesday 09:00-21:00
Wednesday 09:00-21:00
Thursday 09:00-21:00
Friday 09:00-17:00
Saturday 10:00-17:00
Sunday Closed

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Fefe Jones
Fefe Jones Jul 2026
Samuel Cooper
Samuel Cooper Jul 2026

It is usually a pretty welcome environment but today was scary. I was about to apply cosmetics in the bathroom and the security guard was very grumpy and rude. He treated me like a criminal but I did not know that applying cosmetics was against the rules. It was an honest mistake. I apologized the the front desk and they just laughed at me. It was humiliating and at least the guard could have treated me to an "excuse me" or a softer tone. This place scares me now because I feel embarrassed and nervous that I have a bad reputation to the staff. All from an honest mistake.

Jared Dowdy
Jared Dowdy Jul 2026

Ryan is the goat, the rest of the staff are also phenominal

jAnthony Perez Garcia
jAnthony Perez Garcia Jun 2026

Great people

Hilton Del Rey
Hilton Del Rey Jun 2026

Great staff, great service. Not only is testing free but I was amazed by all the extra services they have. So important to have them help out not only the community but everyone.

Lexi Cook
Lexi Cook Jun 2026

This place is doing great things for the community and their hard work is much appreciated!

MyGoogle Account
MyGoogle Account Jun 2026

My concerns also involve the LA LGBT Center’s Senior Services Center, Legal Services Center, and executive leadership. I attempted to obtain help from Senior Services leadership, including Kira Pollack, Director of Senior Services, but she never responded in any meaningful way. My concerns specifically include the Senior Services Center because I contacted Kira Pollack seeking help and follow-up, but I received no substantive acknowledgment, guidance, or referral to appropriate resources. That lack of response is especially troubling because my concerns involved senior-related support, legal hardship, disability-related barriers, and ongoing matters affecting my stability and access to help. When someone reaches out to the Director of Senior Services at an LGBTQ organization, especially after years of being told they are blocked, banned, or restricted, a professional response should be expected. Silence from Senior Services Center leadership only reinforced the broader pattern of dismissiveness and exclusion I have experienced from the Center. My concerns also involve the Legal Services Center. I came to the Legal Services Center for help regarding serious legal, educational, disability-related, and personal matters, including issues connected to my doctorate and lawsuits I am now having to pursue. Instead of meaningful assistance, clear communication, or appropriate referrals, I experienced the same dismissive pattern. I also escalated my concerns to executive leadership. I wrote to the CEO and also to another senior-level woman in leadership, seeking clarification, accountability, and assistance. Despite reaching out to higher leadership, I did not receive a meaningful response. Despite multiple attempts to communicate and seek assistance, I received no meaningful guidance, explanation, or referral from the Senior Services Center, Legal Services Center, or executive leadership. This failure to engage left me feeling ignored and unsupported during a period when I was actively seeking help and clarification regarding services and access. As a PsyD honors graduate candidate, I understand the importance of trauma-informed communication, ethical responsiveness, and respectful handling of vulnerable community members seeking assistance. The Center’s handling of this matter has not reflected those standards.

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Last updated on 16 August 2026

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