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Step into the '80s with DJ Blaine spinning all night at this no-cover dance party. Get there early for happy hour (1pm–4pm) and work your neon fantasy into the crowd. Free parking, lockers available for $5, and the vibe is pure retro energy.

Wednesday nights at the Dallas Eagle mean cheap drinks, good food, and a room full of guys in their underwear having an actual good time. Twenty percent off all cocktails and grill food, free lockers, no cover charge — and if you're feeling competitive, there's a weekly underwear contest at 11pm with cash prizes and a shot at the monthly competition. It's the kind of midweek reset that's become a neighborhood institution.

Wednesday nights at the Eagle belong to the guys in their underwear and jocks — a weekly ritual that's equal parts social, competitive, and unapologetically fun. DJ Michael Jon keeps things moving from 9pm to 1am while you compete in the 11pm contest for cash prizes and a shot at the monthly championship. Free lockers, no cover, free parking, and an early happy hour (7-9pm) make it easy to show up. This is the kind of recurring night that builds real community.

Thursday nights at the Eagle belong to anyone brave enough to grab the mic. Happy Hour prices run late (until 10pm), there's free pool and Nintendo Switch all night, and zero cover charge means the only thing stopping you is your own nerves. No pressure, just a room full of people ready to cheer you on.

Thursday nights at the Eagle belong to the Latin music lovers and dancers who pack the floor. Live DJ sets, a crowd that knows how to move, and the kind of energy that makes you forget it's a weeknight. 10pm–1am, 21+.

Pet Night at the Dallas Eagle is where pups and handlers come together for a night of community and connection. The Puppy Mosh runs 8pm-9:30pm, with DJ beats, a packed dance floor, and a genuinely welcoming space to show off your pup persona. Happy Hour runs 5-8pm, there's no cover charge, and lockers are $5 (free if you're in full pup or pet gear). Free parking and a crowd that actually gets it.