Ice Cream Sundays

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.

Monday nights at Micky's flip the script with a fresh groove every week — a new era, genre, or vibe to dance through. Hosted by Virgo, Please!, winner of The Hunty Games 2026, this weekly celebration brings fierce performances, showstopping looks, and nonstop beats to the heart of West Hollywood, with a rotating cast of Micky's favorites and special guests keeping the energy high. Free entry, 21+.

Micky's legendary Monday night drag showcase, hosted by Morgan McMichaels, featuring a rotating lineup of top-tier drag talent — including RuPaul's Drag Race favorites — in full glamour mode. Expect high-energy numbers, dazzling costume changes, and an all-star crowd that keeps West Hollywood's drag scene thriving. General admission starts at $20; VIP seating and bottle service available.

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 happily show newcomers the ropes. No cover, no pretense, just good people, strong drinks, and a dance floor that knows how to have fun.

Wednesday nights at Micky's belong to Eddie and the people who show up to grab the mic. Happy hour runs 4–7pm with $5 well drinks, $5 beer, and $5 food specials; karaoke kicks in at 6pm and goes till late. No cover, no judgment—just good people, questionable singing, and the kind of midweek reset that actually works.