Bonham Exchange, San Antonio
Nestled in the heart of downtown San Antonio, the Bonham Exchange is more than just a nightclub-it’s a living testament to the city’s vibrant history and inclusive spirit. Operating for nearly 40 years as a haven for the LGBTQ+ community and beyond, this legendary venue continues to unite people from all walks of life under one electrifying roof.
Housed in a building with origins dating back to 1891, the Bonham Exchange sits on the grounds once owned by Turn Verein, a German athletic association dedicated to the harmony of mind and body. Today, this 25,000-square-foot space has transformed into a nightlife destination unlike any other, seamlessly blending historic charm with a cutting-edge club experience.
With three dynamic levels, a sprawling patio, and over ten bar stations staffed by San Antonio’s finest bartenders, the Bonham Exchange offers something for everyone. Guests can revel in a kaleidoscope of music genres, from house and EDM to Latin and hip hop, spun by top DJs from across the nation. State-of-the-art sound systems and dazzling light shows elevate every evening into an unforgettable sensory adventure.
More than just a dance floor, the Bonham Exchange embodies a mission to foster unity and celebrate diversity. It provides a welcoming space where people of all identities-regardless of age, race, gender, or sexual orientation-can connect, be themselves, and experience nightlife as it was meant to be. Regular drag shows, drink specials, and a friendly atmosphere keep the Bonham Exchange firmly rooted as San Antonio’s go-to spot for celebration and self-expression.
Located on Bonham Street, this iconic club has also played host to Hollywood stars and generations of partygoers, earning its reputation as a cornerstone of the city’s social scene. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a loyal regular, the Bonham Exchange invites you to step through its historic halls, dance to your heart’s content, and immerse yourself in the pulse of San Antonio’s nightlife.
Housed in a building with origins dating back to 1891, the Bonham Exchange sits on the grounds once owned by Turn Verein, a German athletic association dedicated to the harmony of mind and body. Today, this 25,000-square-foot space has transformed into a nightlife destination unlike any other, seamlessly blending historic charm with a cutting-edge club experience.
With three dynamic levels, a sprawling patio, and over ten bar stations staffed by San Antonio’s finest bartenders, the Bonham Exchange offers something for everyone. Guests can revel in a kaleidoscope of music genres, from house and EDM to Latin and hip hop, spun by top DJs from across the nation. State-of-the-art sound systems and dazzling light shows elevate every evening into an unforgettable sensory adventure.
More than just a dance floor, the Bonham Exchange embodies a mission to foster unity and celebrate diversity. It provides a welcoming space where people of all identities-regardless of age, race, gender, or sexual orientation-can connect, be themselves, and experience nightlife as it was meant to be. Regular drag shows, drink specials, and a friendly atmosphere keep the Bonham Exchange firmly rooted as San Antonio’s go-to spot for celebration and self-expression.
Located on Bonham Street, this iconic club has also played host to Hollywood stars and generations of partygoers, earning its reputation as a cornerstone of the city’s social scene. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a loyal regular, the Bonham Exchange invites you to step through its historic halls, dance to your heart’s content, and immerse yourself in the pulse of San Antonio’s nightlife.
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Sight Name: Bonham Exchange
Sight Location: San Antonio, USA (See walking tours in San Antonio)
Sight Type: Disco/Nightclub
Sight Location: San Antonio, USA (See walking tours in San Antonio)
Sight Type: Disco/Nightclub
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