A Brunch of Drag

Every Wednesday, a different drag artist or genre takes the spotlight while your favorite performer calls the balls, cracks jokes, and hands out cash prizes. Doors open at 4pm, bingo starts at 6:30pm—RSVP for priority seating. All proceeds go to the Aliveness Project, so you're playing for a cause that matters.

Thursday nights at LUSH are for people who actually know their stuff — or at least love the excuse to find out. It's trivia with the right crowd: sharp questions, craft cocktails, and a room full of folks who get competitive in the best way. Whether you're rolling solo or bringing your chosen family squad, this is the kind of game night that turns into a regular thing real fast.

Ninety minutes of the Twin Cities' best drag performers in an all-ages afternoon that's genuinely fun for the whole family. Doors open at 11am, show starts at 11:30am, and you'll have time to hang with the performers afterward for photos and conversation. It's the kind of event that reminds you why drag is for everyone.

Drag queen bingo every Saturday at 2:30pm — the kind of afternoon that's part game night, part cabaret, all fun. Doors open at 2pm for seating on a first-come, first-served basis, but RSVP ahead if you want to guarantee your spot. Expect laughs, prizes, and a room full of people who know how to have a good time.

Kick off the month right with 2-for-1 rails, taps, and house wine from 5-6pm, plus $2 off apps. Then settle into the theater at 6:30pm for Musical Mondays, a showtunes cabaret series co-founded by Sheena Janson Kelley and Max Wojtanowicz. It's the kind of show that reminds you why theater people are the best people — expect big voices, bigger personalities, and a room full of people who know every word.

Broadway Queens RUSTINA NUTTZ and SISSY TOPS are hosting the Tony Awards in LUSH's Bar & Lounge—free to attend, no cover. Kick off with a social hour from 7-8pm, then settle in for the show at 8pm. It's the perfect Sunday evening to catch all the theater magic with people who actually care about the speeches and the gowns.