What's My Age Again

Every fourth Sunday, Dorothy and Blanche take over brunch — brought to life by Jackie Beat and Sherry Vine in a show that's equal parts nostalgia, shade, and cheesecake jokes. Doors open at 11:30 AM, the show starts at 1 PM. It's the kind of brunch where the mimosas flow, the laughs come easy, and you'll leave quoting Golden Girls for weeks.

Latin leather and fetish beer bust with sexy Latin dancers, four-dollar beers all afternoon and into the night, and DJ Iriarte keeping the energy high. Hosted by Pelon, this is the kind of Sunday afternoon that turns into evening without you noticing — a room full of people who know how to have a good time, strong drinks, and dancers who bring the heat.

Sunday nights at Precinct belong to the disco lovers — rotating DJs spinning the hits that make you want to move, a crowd that actually knows how to dance, and the kind of energy that reminds you why disco never really died. Free entry means there's zero reason not to show up.

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.

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.

Hungry and ready to play? Every Wednesday, Precinct pairs Gay Ass Bingo with a killer burger deal—$6 off any burger. It's the perfect excuse to show up early, grab food, and settle in for an evening of bingo, drinks, and the kind of crowd that actually knows how to have a good time.