Friday Night Amateur Strip & Drag Show

One of Round-Up Saloon's biggest dance competitions of the year — two categories (Strictly and Jack & Jill), serious prize money, and custom buckles for the top finishers. This is the preliminary round on June 1st; the mini prelim and finale happen June 12th. Two grand in cash and prizes total. Free cover, free parking, hosted by Mike McKinney. 21+.

Wednesday nights at Liquid Zoo mean one thing: karaoke hosted by the award-winning Wayne Smith. Whether you're a regular who's been perfecting your go-to song for months or someone who's never sung in public before, this is the kind of welcoming room where both belong. Come early for dinner and drinks, stay late for the stage time and the people who actually want to hear you sing.

Wednesday nights belong to the regulars who show up for karaoke hosted by Wayne Smith — the kind of host who knows how to keep the energy up and the crowd singing. Whether you're belting out your go-to anthem or discovering a new favorite, it's the neighborhood bar karaoke done right: unpretentious, fun, and reliably packed.

A $20 wine walk through local vendors and special stops, then back to Round-Up for the full evening — free line dance lessons at 7pm, karaoke in the front parlor at 8pm, and the Saloon Girls Show with Lip Sync Battle at 11pm. Raffle prizes and giveaways at 9:15pm, with proceeds supporting the safety and beautification of the Strip on Cedar Springs.

Gather with the drag-obsessed for Season 18's premiere — big screen, full bar, and a room that knows how to react when the runway hits. CRUSH brings the energy these moments deserve, with craft cocktails and the kind of crowd that's here for every lip sync, every elimination, and every wig snatch.

Friday nights at Liquid Zoo belong to the Cher devotees and karaoke enthusiasts who show up to belt out every iconic ballad and dance track from the Queen of Reinvention herself. Hosted by Wayne Smith in the back bar starting at 9:30pm, it's the kind of themed karaoke night that turns a regular crowd into a proper singalong — expect plenty of costume changes, enthusiastic performances, and a room full of people who know every word.