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Brunch

The Ladies Who Brunch Men's Edition is Club Café's weekend cabaret brunch in Boston's South End, with Rod Ferguson, Nick Panagiotou and Josh Redman singing jazz, Broadway and madcap cabaret in the Napoleon Room. Pull up a chair, order from the à la carte brunch menu, and sip one of the house classics while the show rolls on. Tickets are $30 and $25 plus fee, and the doors open for an 11:30am seating that's made for a slow, delicious Sunday.

Brunch

Bear Boutique is a holiday marketplace at Club Café in Boston's South End, featuring artists and craftsmen from the Bear Community plus allied vendors with gift-worthy wares. Browse for holiday giving on a Sunday afternoon, then grab brunch: shoppers get 20% off Club Café's brunch menu. No cover.

Tea Dance

Flannel Bear Tea is Club Café's monthly Bear and Otter afternoon in Boston's South End, held on the third Sunday of the month. DJ Darrin Friedman spins 70s disco through today's favorites from 4 to 10pm in the Moonshine Room at 209 Columbus Avenue. It's no cover for Go-Go Bears, so bring your flannel and your appetite.

Open Mic

Jim Rice has been a Napoleon Room favorite for over a decade, and this Sunday open mic at Club Café in Boston's South End is no cover, so you can settle in with dinner and a drink. Jim's one-man shows have played Providence and Key West, and he's conducted Phantom of the Opera across Europe, so expect everything from sublime to hilarious. Doors open at 6pm and the night wraps up at 9pm.

Drag Bingo

Monday nights at Club Café belong to Drag Bingo — a weekly night of hilarious drag performances, multiple bingo games, and real prizes, all hosted by the fabulous Mizery. Grab a table with friends, order from the full dinner menu and cocktail list, and settle in for the kind of evening that makes you actually look forward to Mondays. Free entry, 21+, and the room fills up fast, so reservations are smart.

Game Night

Boston Gaymers hosts a monthly Queer Board Game Night in the Moonshine Room at Club Café, serving up Jackbox games, social board games, and plenty of reasons to stick around. It's a low-key, low-pressure gathering for queer folks who want to play, laugh, and actually get to know people without the noise of a packed dance floor. Bring a favorite game or just show up ready to join in — about $5 gets you three hours of gaming and a crowd that knows how to have a good time.