For years, the gay community members have been at the forefront of the human rights struggle. The sense of difference, the search for identity and the oppression they were under, led to a growth of a colorful, vibrant and kicking culture. It occurred on the fringes of society- at the abandoned areas of the city, and was a meeting and interaction place for proud people who wanted to feel belonging and express themselves radically. Today, being an LGBTQ does not require living in the dark, out of fear of being harmed or being discriminated against. The need for places belonging only to gays and lesbians is declining. Also, the need for interactions is now addressed in the growing virtual space. Thus, places that were once the community's heritage and cultural center are fading to the pages of history, and a very important part of the proud narrative may disappear. The Mugrabi is a cultural center that has set itself the goal of celebrating the proud narrative- to make room for another cultural tier, relevant than ever, dealing with art, cinema and theater. The center is designed to bring people together, weaken stereotypes and increase tolerance.