Laugh Out Lore: A Queer & Women Powered Open Mic Comedy

Monday nights at Felix's belong to the people who show up for free trivia, cheap drinks, and the satisfaction of knowing random facts nobody else cares about. It's unpretentious, reliably fun, and exactly what a neighborhood bar should do well — no pressure, just good people and a chance to prove your team's the smartest in the room.

Monday nights at Mary's are exactly what they sound like — a laid-back evening with the regulars, the bartenders who know your name, and a room that actually feels like home. No pressure, no gimmick, just good people, strong drinks, and the kind of vibe that keeps folks coming back week after week.

Monday nights at the Eagle belong to the queer gaming crowd — whether you're into retro arcade classics, tabletop games, or just want to hang with people who get the overlap between gaming culture and leather bar life. Bring your competitive spirit, your sense of humor, and stay for the drinks.

Monday nights at the Eagle get geeky — a space where the queer gaming and tech crowd gathers to code, compete, and connect. Whether you're into competitive gaming, creative coding projects, or just want to hang with people who speak your language (literally and figuratively), this is where the community shows up. Drinks in hand, keyboards ready.

Monday nights at Felix's belong to Sloppy Seconds — Betsi's weekly karaoke show that's become the kind of reliably fun tradition that keeps people coming back. Whether you're belting out your go-to anthem or cheering on someone else's brave song choice, the vibe is pure encouragement and good humor. Late-night energy, full bar, and a room that genuinely wants you to have a good time.

Two-step dancing and country vibes at Atlanta's leather bar — the kind of Tuesday night that reminds you why the Eagle keeps the community coming back. Live country music, a packed dance floor, and a room full of people who know how to move.