Greenwich Village and the 60's

Saturday mornings at Hamburger Mary's belong to the Brunchettes — a rotating lineup of local drag performers, bottomless mimosas, and food that actually tastes good. It's the kind of brunch where the entertainment is as generous as the pours, and everyone leaves happy and a little bit louder than they arrived.

Saturday afternoons at Micky's belong to the divas and the people who love them. Expect drag performances, strong cocktails, and a room full of people ready to celebrate. This is the kind of brunch where the entertainment is as good as the food, and the vibe is pure joy.

Bachata and salsa dancing for everyone, starting with a beginner-friendly class so you can actually keep up. Live performances, a packed dance floor, and a room full of people here to have a genuinely good time together — this is what community dancing looks like.

Hamburger Mary's signature Saturday night showcase brings live cabaret entertainment to West Hollywood with style and sass. Seating opens at 7 pm, the show kicks off at 8 pm — arrive early to snag a good seat and settle in with food, drinks, and the kind of theatrical energy that's become a neighborhood staple.

Micky's WeHo's Saturday night showcase puts the spotlight on rotating drag talent and live performance. It's the kind of night where the energy builds through the evening, the dance floor stays packed, and you're never quite sure who's going to own the stage next — which is exactly the point.

Puteria is the monthly Latin night that keeps the dance floor packed — a rotating roster of DJs spinning reggaeton, Latin house, and everything in between, with a crowd that knows how to move. Replicated never duplicated, this third-Saturday staple draws folks from across LA who come for the music, the energy, and the unshakeable vibe. Ten bucks at the door makes it easy to show up.