BIPOC Support Group

Sunday mornings at Kit Kat Club mean drag, brunch, and a room full of people who know how to start the weekend right. The kitchen closes at 3:30pm, so arrive hungry — elevated dining by Chef Chelsea Poe pairs perfectly with signature craft cocktails and the world-famous Kit Kat Divas performing throughout the day. Open 11am to midnight.

Free hot dogs, cold drinks, and an easy Sunday hang at SoFo Tap. Noon to 3pm every week — the kind of low-key afternoon where you show up, grab a bite, and settle in with people who get it. No fuss, no cover, just a solid neighborhood moment.

Sunday afternoon at Jackhammer means one thing: a packed dance floor and a room full of people ready to have a good time. Win Pah Mosh is the kind of laid-back, unpretentious party that keeps the neighborhood coming back — good music, strong drinks, and zero pretense. Show up, dance, and let the afternoon turn into evening.

Sunday afternoons at Cell Block belong to the underwear and fetish crowd — a no-cover cruising party that runs from 3 p.m. until close in the backroom. Friendly faces, backroom beats, and free clothes check. This is the kind of low-key, judgment-free Sunday that keeps people coming back.

Sidetrack's legendary Sunday afternoon tradition — Broadway sing-alongs that pack the Main, Cherry, and North bars with people ready to belt out their favorite show tunes. Grab some napkins, grab a drink, and join a room full of people who know every word. Runs 3-10pm every Sunday.

Sunday afternoons at Kit Kat Club belong to the tea dance crowd — a six-hour stretch of dancing, drag performances, and the kind of energy that turns a lazy Sunday into something worth planning your week around. Four to ten PM, marTEAni in hand, surrounded by people who know how to have a genuinely good time.