Dirty Pop Dance Party

Lala Ri brings the energy to the Eagle for a Saturday night performance. The RuPaul's Drag Race alum delivers high-octane entertainment with the kind of star power that fills a room. If you know her work, you know what to expect — polish, personality, and a performance that justifies the hype.

Saturday nights at the Eagle belong to live cabaret — rotating local performers, a room that knows how to appreciate the art form, and the kind of energy that makes you actually want to be out. It's become the neighborhood's most reliable spot for quality drag and performance, the kind of show that rewards showing up early and staying late.

Sunday nights at Felix's belong to the people who know a good thing when they find it — a weekly gathering that's become the neighborhood's most reliable reason to close out the weekend right. Good drinks, good energy, and a crowd that actually wants to be there.

Rob Reum takes over the decks for a Sunday night of house and electronic music that'll keep the dance floor moving. It's the kind of set that reminds you why Sunday nights at the Eagle are worth staying out for — good music, good people, and the right vibe to close out the weekend.

Sunday brunch the way it should be — rotating drag performers, strong mimosas, and a room full of people who actually know how to have a good time. Tossed Salad is the weekly gathering that's become a neighborhood staple, where the energy is high, the performances are sharp, and nobody's pretending to be anywhere else.

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.