Hump Night

LA's most reliably fun night out — drag queens calling the numbers, a room full of people actually paying attention (mostly), and the kind of energy that keeps this place packed every Tuesday and Wednesday at 7pm. It's bingo with personality, hosted in a space that knows how to throw a party. Proceeds support local charities, so you're winning money and doing good at the same time.

Wednesday nights at Precinct belong to bingo with a drag twist — a rotating cast of hosts from across the entertainment spectrum (queens, kings, magicians, live singers) calling the numbers and keeping the energy high. Play for free if you can prove you're queer, win prizes from local vendors, gift cards, adult toys, drinks, and merch. Every signature cocktail or Bingo Burger special gets you extra sheets to boost your odds. It's the kind of mid-week gathering that's genuinely fun, genuinely free, and genuinely worth showing up for.

Teaze is back at Precinct for a night celebrating trans and gender-nonconforming performers and community. Hosted by Vhex Girl with beats from Eva Myra May, the evening flows from dinner and drinks into a full show that runs late into the night. Ten bucks cash at the door gets you in at 9pm; showtime kicks off at 10. Come dip into the Trantasy.

Thursday afternoon at Hi Tops means DJ Aaron Elvis spinning the soundtrack to your weekend kickoff. Good drinks, good vibes, and the kind of crowd that knows how to have a solid time before the sun goes down.

Four years running and still the best reason to show up Thursday night — Gay Ass Trivia with Queen Sheba keeping the energy high and the questions sharp. Bring your crew, test your knowledge, and compete for gift cards and merch. Happy Hour specials run 6-9pm, Taco Thursday deals sweeten the deal, and it's completely free. This is the kind of trivia night that actually feels like hanging with friends who get it.

Thursday nights at Micky's belong to the drag performers who've made this stage legendary. A rotating cast takes over with the kind of energy that fills multiple dance floors and keeps the room packed — this is where West Hollywood's drag scene does what it does best.