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Saturday nights at Hamburger Mary's belong to the cabaret — a rotating lineup of performers, theatrical energy, and the kind of crowd that actually knows how to have a good time. Seating starts at 7pm, showtime at 8pm. It's the neighborhood's most reliable reason to dress up and get out.

Sunday mornings at Hamburger Mary's belong to the Brunchettes — a rotating lineup of drag performers, bottomless mimosas, and the kind of food that actually tastes good at brunch. It's the weekend reset you didn't know you needed, with enough sass and energy to set the tone for the rest of your Sunday.

Sunday brunch gets the full drag treatment — the Brunchettes bring the energy while you work through bottomless mimosas and Hamburger Mary's killer food. It's the kind of weekend kickoff that actually lives up to the hype, with rotating performances that keep the room laughing and dancing between bites.

Sunday afternoons at Hamburger Mary's belong to the Brunchettes — a rotating cast of local drag performers, bottomless mimosas, and the kind of crowd that knows how to have a good time. Good food, strong drinks, and performances that'll have you laughing and cheering. This is the brunch you actually look forward to.

Drag Queen Bingo is the Tuesday and Wednesday night ritual that keeps West Hollywood coming back — rotating queens, a packed room, and the kind of energy that makes you actually want to play bingo. It's a charity event that doesn't feel like work, just pure fun with people who get it.

LA's most reliably fun Wednesday night — drag queens calling numbers, a room full of people actually paying attention (mostly), and the knowledge that your bingo card money goes straight to charity. It's the kind of event that works because it doesn't try too hard: good vibes, good cause, and the occasional shout of 'BINGO!' that makes everyone smile.