Motherdisco Memorial Day 2026

Wednesday night at 3 Dollar Bill gets a little more intentional — speed dating for queer men looking to actually meet someone, not just pass by on the dance floor. Two hours of structured mingling in one of Brooklyn's best venues, with the bar and scene right there if you want to keep the night going after. Hosted by Taimi.

Pride month doesn't have to mean corporate floats and sanitized celebrations. This is the version for people who want to actually feel something — a night that centers queer joy, community, and real talk without the brand logos. 3 Dollar Bill brings the energy, the people who get it, and the kind of celebration that remembers what Pride is actually about.

Pride gets weird and wonderful when drag queens and their human fans compete in costume. Think elaborate dog-themed drag looks, hilarious costume entries, and the kind of chaotic energy that makes 3 Dollar Bill's stage the place to be on a Thursday night in June. Come dressed (your pup-inspired outfit counts) and watch the competition unfold on a packed dance floor.

Ru Palooza brings the energy and spectacle of drag culture to 3 Dollar Bill's massive dance floor — expect high-octane performances, a crowd that's here to celebrate, and the kind of production value that makes you remember why you came out in the first place. This is drag meets dance party, with live entertainment that keeps the momentum going all night. It's the kind of Thursday that actually feels like an event.

Brooklyn's biggest queer nightclub throws down on Thursday nights with a dance floor that doesn't quit and a crowd ready to celebrate. This is the kind of night that reminds you why 3 Dollar Bill became the city's premier space for queer joy — state-of-the-art sound, killer energy, and room to be exactly who you are.

A night built for Beyoncé devotees — 3 Dollar Bill transforms into a celebration of Queen Bey from 10pm until 4am. This is the kind of event where the dance floor becomes a church and everyone's here for the same reason: to move, to feel it, and to honor the music that matters. Expect a packed room of people who know every word, every beat, every moment.