Queer Poetry at Dorothy: Celebrating they/she/he

Forty years of pop perfection in one night. Dorothy POP brings the biggest Top 40 hits from 1986 to 2026 to the dance floor—expect the songs that defined decades, performances that hit different, and a room full of people who know every word. This is the kind of night that reminds you why you love dancing to pop music.

No cover, no pressure, just a Sunday night to actually meet people. Dorothy's basement is packed with queer singles who showed up for the same reason you did — to see who's worth talking to. Low-key vibe, good drinks, and a room full of people ready to make a real connection.

Venus brings tarot readings infused with mediumship and spell work to Dorothy's underground space — the kind of intimate, mystical evening that feels like a secret only your closest friends know about. Four hours to get a reading, connect with something deeper, and settle into the speakeasy's retro glow.

Women-loving-women songwriters strip back the production and share the stories behind their music in Dorothy's intimate underground setting. This is the kind of night where you hear something real — the kind of vulnerability that only happens when an artist is sitting close enough that you can see it in their face.

Two of Dorothy's favorite shows collide for one night of pure indulgence — Obedience and The OG Hoochie Cabaret are meeting in the middle, and it's a full-on celebration. Expect burlesque, cabaret energy, and a crowd ready to lose it. This is the kind of night that reminds you why you love this place.

Monday nights at Dorothy belong to the queer women and sapphic folks who show up to belt out their favorite songs with E hosting the mic. It's the kind of karaoke night where everyone's cheering each other on, the energy is genuinely fun, and you'll leave with new friends and a sore throat in the best way possible.