Maya Salafia Cabaret Piano Bar Brunch

Pride Month cabaret in the Napoleon Room featuring host Pamela Enders—a vocalist with a warm, sophisticated sound—alongside special guests Stan Adams, Jeff Morrissey, and Peter O'Neill. Three showcases of Great American Songbook standards and pop, capped off with an open mic. No cover, just good music and community.

Gordon Michaels and a lineup of Boston artists—Yma Arrington, Stephanie P Boolean, Alexandria Connolly, and Jacob Mann—bring the timeless hits of Motown legends to life on Juneteenth. From the Four Tops and The Supremes to Marvin Gaye and Gladys Knight & the Pips, this is a celebration of the music and legacy that defined a generation. Michael Larson on keys. Doors at 6:30pm; show runs 7:30–10pm. Get 20% off food with your ticket.

The ultimate All Stars Season 11 watch party hosted by Mizery, where fierce queens battle it out in tournament-style showdowns and high-energy drag performances. Free entry, 21+, every Friday night at Club Café — the kind of event that turns a TV premiere into a full room of people losing their minds together.

Friday nights at Club Café mean one thing: the dance floor is yours. DJ Stevie Psyclone spins high-energy sets that keep the room moving until late, drawing a crowd that knows how to have a good time. It's the kind of reliable weekly night that becomes part of your routine — good music, good people, and exactly what you need to kick off the weekend.

Katie LaMark brings the heat to Club Café's stage for an evening of live performance that celebrates queer artistry and joy. Expect charisma, talent, and the kind of energy that reminds you why Pride season matters — a night that feels like a party with friends who really know how to entertain.

Two of Broadway's greatest composers get their moment in a sold-out-on-the-Cape cabaret that's coming to Club Café. Frankie Campofelice, Andy Lantz, Carolyn Rogers, and Kevin McMahon (fresh off Broadway runs in Wicked and Bright Star) dig into the classics—Wicked, Into the Woods, Pippin, Company—plus the deep cuts that only real theater nerds know. $35, doors at 6:45pm.