DJ Cazwell

Weird Sister's Cinema Club brings the cult classic to the big screen — a midnight-movie experience for horror lovers and camp enthusiasts alike. Settle in for Bruce Campbell's chainsaw-wielding mayhem, practical effects that still hold up, and a room full of people who get why this movie rules. The kind of screening that reminds you why watching horror with a crowd beats streaming alone.

Tuesday nights at Micky's belong to Dude Ranch — a weekly country line dancing party where boots and sneakers are equally welcome. DJ Rick Dominguez spins country hits and line dance favorites from 7 PM to midnight, and the vibe is beginner-friendly; regulars will show you the ropes if you've never two-stepped before. No cover, no pretense, just good people, strong drinks, and a dance floor that actually knows how to have fun.

Drag Queen Bingo is LA's most popular weekly charity event — think fast-paced games, hilarious drag performers calling the numbers, and a room that's genuinely invested in winning. Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 7pm, it's the kind of night that somehow manages to be both competitive and communal. Come for the bingo, stay for the energy.

Kirk takes over Tuesday nights at The Bullet Bar with the kind of hosting that keeps people coming back week after week. It's the regular crowd, the leather-friendly vibe, and someone who actually knows how to work a room — exactly what a neighborhood bar does best.

The Cinema Club wraps and the real night begins. DJ SKUD takes over at 10pm for a late-night set that'll keep you dancing until the sun comes up. No cover, no excuses—just good music and the people who showed up for it.

Wednesday nights at Micky's belong to Eddie and the crowd that shows up to grab the mic and have a genuinely good time. Happy hour runs 4–7pm with $5 well drinks, $5 beer, and $5 food specials, then karaoke takes over from 6pm till late. No cover, no pretense — just good people, questionable singing, and the kind of midweek reset that actually works.