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Josephine DeLorme takes the stage at Club Café for a Sunday brunch performance. Catch this talented performer in an intimate setting where great food, drinks, and live entertainment come together.

The Sunday afternoon reset that's become a Boston institution — Club Café's tea dance draws a mixed crowd ready to dance, socialize, and soak up the energy. It's the kind of place where you can show up solo and leave with new friends, or bring your crew and own the dance floor. Good music, good vibes, good people.

An evening with Barbara Pierre at Club Café — a chance to catch this performer in an intimate setting in the heart of the South End. Whether you're a longtime fan or discovering her for the first time, it's the kind of night that reminds you why live performance matters.

Grab your concert tickets and head to Club Café for an early dinner before the show. Show your Haute & Freddy's tickets to your server and get 20% off your food — a solid way to fuel up with good food and drinks in the South End before you head out for the night. No cover, open 4-8pm.

Monday night institution hosted by Mizery — bingo cards, drag performances, great prizes, and a room full of people who know how to have a good time. No cover, 21+, and it's become one of the South End's most reliably fun weekly gatherings.

A Pride Month screening curated by Gay Sons and Mothers founder Rick Miller, featuring three short films exploring the relationship between mothers and their gay sons: Outed, 302 Singapore, and Mom, I Have Something To Tell You. Stick around for a talkback with Miller, drinks, and conversation after the films. $25 + fee.