Ice Cream Sundays

Saturday afternoons at Micky's WeHo mean drag, bottomless mimosas, and a room full of people who know how to celebrate. This weekly drag brunch features a rotating cast of queens delivering glamour, humor, and show-stopping performances alongside a full menu and strong drinks. Expect themed specials, guest performers, and the kind of energy that makes weekend brunch actually worth waking up for. Reservations strongly suggested.

Micky's A Gogo Happy Hour is a Saturday afternoon kickoff at Micky's West Hollywood, the iconic gay nightclub on Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood, Los Angeles. It's the perfect way to start your weekend with discounted drinks and a lively crowd before the night gets going. The 3:00 PM start means you can grab a seat, catch up with friends, and ease into the fun at your own pace.

Micky's WeHo's signature Saturday night drag showcase — a rotating lineup of fierce performers hosted by Ingenue, delivering jaw-dropping lip-syncs, dance routines, and high-glam looks on a packed dance floor. This is West Hollywood's weekend drag institution, bringing killer entertainment and that signature Micky's energy every single Saturday night.

Micky's WeHo's Saturday night ritual — two floors, two DJs, and nonstop Latin heat. Reggaeton and Latin hits spin back-to-back alongside go-go dancers and rotating drag performances, keeping the packed dance floor moving from 10pm until 4am with afterhours vibes. This is West Hollywood's essential Saturday night destination for anyone who wants to dance until close.

Sunday brunch gets a glamorous Latin twist at Micky's Weho with drag royalty serving looks, laughs, and diva energy every week. Hosted by Robbie Osa with rotating queens and DJ Paulo Ramirez keeping the energy high, expect bottomless mimosas, Latin-inspired food, and a packed room ready to celebrate. It's the kind of fierce, glamorous afternoon that brings groups together and proves WeHo does brunch better than anyone.

Monday nights at Micky's belong to the 80s — neon lights, classic music videos, and happy hour specials running until 8 PM. Eddie keeps the energy high while you groove to the golden era of pop and rock. It's the kind of retro reset that makes Mondays actually worth showing up for.