Rainbow Legends: Madonna and Cher Drag Dinner

A judgment-free space designed for young adults to just show up and be themselves. Grab a hot meal, access free laundry, pick up clothing and hygiene items, get a bus card, or take advantage of on-site HIV testing — whatever you need. No signup required, no strings attached. Just a place to land, connect with others, and take care of yourself.

Drag bingo with style—expect rotating performers, high-energy calls, and a crowd that's here to have fun and maybe win something. Meeting House Tavern's take on bingo night is the kind of midweek pick-me-up that actually delivers. Show up, play, laugh, win.

Billie Eilish's concert film comes to Dorothy's underground speakeasy for a one-night screening. It's the kind of event that turns a Wednesday night into something special — a room full of people who get it, watching one of pop's biggest moments on the big screen in an intimate setting that actually feels like community.

The Queer Book Club digs into Owen Keehnen's "A Place for Us" — a story about finding home and community in unexpected places. Expect thoughtful conversation, a room full of readers who actually show up ready to talk, and the kind of evening that reminds you why books matter. Wednesday nights at Unabridged are for people who want to connect over stories that speak to them.

Wednesday nights at SoFo Tap belong to the bears who show up for trivia, cheap drinks, and the chance to win prizes. It's the kind of low-key, unpretentious vibe that makes a neighborhood bar feel like home — smart questions, good company, and the kind of crowd that actually knows how to have fun without taking itself too seriously.

Wednesday nights at Atmosphere belong to Broadway lovers — a four-hour stretch of showtunes, singalongs, and well-made drinks with a crowd that actually knows the words. It's the kind of reliably fun midweek tradition that makes you look forward to hump day.