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Kit Kat Club opens its doors for a full day of entertainment and dining. The kitchen runs 11am to 11pm, serving elevated cuisine by Chef Chelsea Poe alongside signature craft cocktails. Catch drag performances, enjoy the Art Deco ambiance, and take advantage of the spacious outdoor patio. Open until 2am.

Free hot dogs, cold drinks, and an easy Sunday hang at the neighborhood bear bar. Noon to 3pm every week — no catch, just a solid reason to stop by, grab a bite, and settle in for the afternoon.

Sunday afternoons at Hydrate mean one thing: a packed dance floor, strong drinks, and a room full of people ready to shake off the week. This is the neighborhood's go-to Sunday party — DJ-driven, unapologetically fun, and the kind of vibe that keeps people coming back every week.

Sidetrack's legendary Sunday show tunes tradition gets supersized during Pride Fest — grab some napkins and sing along to your favorite Broadway hits from 3-10pm. A room full of people who know every word, the kind of energy that only happens when a crowd is genuinely having the time of their lives, and enough nostalgia and joy to make you forget what day it is.

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 makes a lazy weekend day feel like the best decision you made. The marTEAni special keeps the drinks flowing while the Kit Kat Divas keep the floor moving. It's the neighborhood's most reliable reason to get out and dance when the sun's still up.

Underwear-forward Sunday dance party at Cell Block Chicago — no cover, free coat check, and a packed floor of guys in their tighties and jockstraps dancing to 80s cruise hits. DJs Austin James and Nevin keep the energy high from 5:30pm to close. Dress code is optional, but the vibe is unmistakably fun and unapologetic.