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Soul Invictus Gallery & Cabaret

Neighborhood: Central Phoenix

1022 Grand Ave., AZ, 85007 Map It

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While the front portion of this Grand Avenue favorite serves as an art gallery, the back area is a spacious music venue and theatre. An large stage provides a performance zone for rock acts, various Valley theater groups, and performance artists. Patrons take in the onstage action while sipping coffee and soda at several small tables scattered around the joint.

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  • 2006 BEST PLACE TO CATCH A QUEER-FRIENDLY SHOW
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