RuPaul's Drag Race Viewing Party

Rod Ferguson brings his infectious laugh and comedic flair to the Napoleon Room for a rare appearance. He sings, he's funny, and the open mic format means the night stays fresh and unpredictable. No cover charge — just good entertainment and the kind of performer who makes everyone in the room want to stick around.

Boston's babygirl Lexi Baby transforms the beloved 2009 film into a drag spectacular, complete with Severity Stone as The Other Mother, Andi van Dyke as The Other Father, and a cast of characters that bring Neil Gaiman's twisted world to life. It's the story you know, reimagined with the energy, humor, and heart that only drag can deliver.

Club Café's weekly Friday night tradition — dinner first, then straight to the dance floor. Resident DJs spin pop, R&B, hip-hop, and throwbacks until 2 AM, packing the South End's longtime LGBTQ+ nightlife staple (open since 1983) with a crowd that knows how to have a good time. $15 cover after 10 PM, 21+.

Three celebrated cabaret artists—John Abernathy, Brian De Lorenzo, and Robert Saoud—bring soaring vocals and brilliant comedy to Club Café's Napoleon Room for a special Men's Edition brunch. Settle in with a classic cocktail and a la carte brunch menu while these Broadway and Great American Songbook specialists work the room. It's the kind of Saturday morning that reminds you why live cabaret still matters.

Weekend drag brunch at Dani's Queer Bar, Boston's dedicated queer bar — rotating drag performers, no cover charge, and two seatings (11:30am and 1:30pm) every Saturday and Sunday. Expect great food, strong drinks, and a room full of community members ready to celebrate. A neighborhood tradition that actually makes getting up early worth it.

A powerful documentary screening and community conversation centered on intersex experiences. "Every Body" follows three intersex individuals reclaiming their stories after childhoods marked by shame and non-consensual medical intervention. After the film, intersex activist and medical sociologist Esther Leidolf—founder of the Jamaica Plain MRKH Organization—leads a discussion drawing on themes from the documentary and insights from their book, "Not Uncommon, Just Unheard Of." This is a chance to listen, learn, and show up for the intersex community.