The Henny Games: Lady Gaga Night Part 2

Aunt Jackie and Ty Santana bring back the monthly kickoff that's become essential downtown LA nightlife—a free, late-night dance floor that doesn't take itself seriously. This is the kind of event where the energy builds all night and people actually stay until close. September's edition starts at 9pm and runs until 2am.

Wednesday nights at Precinct mean bingo, burgers, and a room full of people who actually know how to have fun. Get $6 off any burger while you play — it's the kind of deal that makes a midweek reset feel like a real occasion. Free to play, cheap eats, good vibes.

Wednesday nights at Precinct belong to the people who know how to bring it — a rotating lineup of performers, a packed dance floor, and the kind of energy that keeps people coming back. Late-night entertainment, strong drinks, and a room full of folks who get it. This is where the night goes when you're ready to actually have fun.

Thursday nights belong to trivia lovers who show up for the questions, the laughs, and Queen Sheba's hosting energy. Four years running, this is the kind of free trivia night that actually packs the room — grab happy hour specials from 6-9pm, hit the Taco Thursday deals, and bring your crew for a shot at winning gift cards and merch. No pressure, just good people and genuinely fun questions.

A Friday night dance experience built for the groove — expect solid DJ sets, a packed dance floor, and the kind of crowd that actually knows how to move. Ten bucks cash gets you in; the vibe is free.

Saddle up for Precinct's down-and-dirty country-western party built for queers who two-step, line dance, and ride hard. DJ Rick Dominguez spins boot-stompin' heat all night—couples dancing 5–6pm, open line dancing 6–9pm. Break in your boots, kick up some dust, and show out with Happy Hour cocktails and $5 drafts. Free entry.