After a brief history of the Village, the chapter considers how such spaces foster visibility for some, while marginalising others, particularly lesbians. Drawing on participant narratives, it examines how many lesbians feel excluded, unrepresented and disconnected from the Village. Issues with this space include that it is male-dominated, has problems of gay dilution and a lack of diverse lesbian representation. The chapter then moves to focus on Vanilla, the last lesbian bar in the Village, to consider lesbian spatial representation on the commercial scene. Challenges with the commercial Village are understood to have lesbians and other LGBTQ+ people create and engage with alternative LGBTQ+ events, such as Shit Lesbian Disco and HER parties. While these spaces offer counter-spaces and forms of resistance, sometimes there are challenges to their inclusivity. It is also found to lack the visibility of commercial venues, reinforcing broader perceptions of lesbian invisibility.