RuPaul's Drag Race Fridays

An evening of live entertainment with performer Brian Patton at Club Café's intimate Napoleon Room. Whether you're catching cabaret, comedy, or music, this is the kind of night that reminds you why this venue has been a Boston institution for over 40 years — good entertainment, good drinks, and a room full of people who showed up for the same reason you did.

Wednesday nights at Club Café belong to anyone who's ever wanted to belt out their favorite song in front of a room that actually gets it. Whether you're a karaoke regular or stepping up to the mic for the first time, the vibe is supportive, the song selection is solid, and the crowd knows how to cheer people on. It's the kind of midweek reset that reminds you why live entertainment matters.

Two hours of crisp craft lagers and Queen B energy — Jack's Abby and Night Shift are pouring, and you're singing every word of Beyoncé's catalog while playing bingo for real prizes. It's the kind of night where throwing your hands up and cheering for your card feels exactly right. Free swag, local flavor, and a room that gets it.

Pride Month comes to the Napoleon Room with a celebration hosted by two of Club Café's beloved Thursday night entertainers. Andy Lantz and Frankie Campofelice welcome Paul DeLorey, Jinny Sagorin, and Richard York for an evening of jazz standards, show tunes, and American songbook classics—followed by open mic. No cover, no pretense, just good voices and the kind of community gathering that makes Pride feel like home.

Thursday nights at Dani's are for belting it out — no cover charge, no judgment, just you and the mic from 10pm until 2am. Whether you're a karaoke regular or showing up to finally nail that one song you've been practicing, the crowd gets it and the energy is pure fun.

Trophy Room's keeping Pride going strong with a night built around Night Shift Brewing's crisp Nite Lite lager and Boston Tea Party vodka hard tea. From 6-8 PM, grab local pours, soak in the TGIF energy, and snag some free swag while the vibes stay rebellious and celebratory. It's the kind of casual Pride moment that tastes as good as it feels.