Turn It Out feat. Discord Addams & Crystal Envy

Sunday brunch done right — two seatings at 11am and 2pm, legendary drag performances, and an executive chef menu that actually lives up to the hype. Palace South Beach has been the heart of this scene for over 30 years, and their Sunday drag brunch is where the weekend goes out in style. Hosted by Tiffany and a rotating cast of South Beach's best, it's the kind of brunch where the mimosas flow, the performances slay, and you leave wondering why you don't do this every week.

The queer way to close out your weekend—a T-Dance that actually delivers. DJ Aulden Brown keeps the energy up from 4 to 8 p.m. while Bonnie Builder hosts games that range from Drag Musical Chairs to Pass the Dildo, the kind of ridiculous fun that only works when everyone's in on the joke. It's the sweet spot between dancing and laughing, packed dance floor and zero pretense.

Miami's only Monday drag brunch brings the weekend energy right into your week. Hosted by CC Glitzer, it's a high-energy blend of gourmet brunch, killer cocktails, and drag performances that actually know how to work a room. Every Monday from noon to 2pm — the perfect excuse to turn your Monday into something worth talking about.

It's like karaoke at your bestie's place—if your bestie had a Miami Beach gay bar and a knack for making Mondays fun as hell. Get your mic ready at 8:00 p.m. every Monday, whether you're belting out your favorite hits or just here for the show. Either way, it's a guaranteed gay ol' time.

Tuesday nights at the hotel are built for regulars and newcomers alike — half-off the sauna all night, happy hour drinks at the bar from 5 to 8pm, and a low-key vibe that actually encourages conversation. It's the kind of evening where you show up for the deals and stay because you've made friends.

Every Tuesday, Palace turns into the kind of fiesta that makes you actually want to get through the workweek. Drag performers, flowing tequila, and a kitchen that knows its way around a taco — it's the midweek reset that's become the neighborhood's best-kept Tuesday tradition.