Life in Color

Luann brings her legendary persona to 3 Dollar Bill for a night of live performance that's part cabaret, part comedy, all entertainment. Expect sharp wit, theatrical flair, and the kind of stage presence that's made her a fixture in New York's queer nightlife scene. Sunday evening at the city's biggest queer venue means a full room and a show that'll stick with you.

Tune in with your people for an evening of Love Island drama, live reactions, and a panel that actually gets it. This is the kind of event where the show is half the fun and the room full of queer folks losing it over the chaos is the other half. Grab a drink, settle in, and prepare for three hours of guilty pleasure television done right.

The Kitty Kat Ball brings together some of the city's sharpest drag performers for a night of high-energy performance and pure celebration. With Nini Coco, Darlene Mitchell, Myki Meeks, and Juicy Love Dion on the lineup, expect fierce looks, killer comedy, and the kind of crowd energy that makes 3 Dollar Bill the place to be. This is drag done right.

A late-night dance event that's become a fixture on Brooklyn's queer nightlife calendar. Kiss My Face brings the energy, the crowd, and the kind of night that doesn't wrap up until the sun's thinking about coming up. 9 Bob Note transforms into a full celebration of queer joy and dancing—expect a packed floor, serious production, and people who showed up ready to have a real good time.

Brooklyn's biggest queer nightclub gets rowdy with Masc Mayhem — a night built for guys who want to let loose without the pretense. Expect a packed dance floor, high-energy music, and a crowd that's here to have an actual good time. This is 3 Dollar Bill doing what it does best: creating space for queer joy in all its forms.

The official start to Pride season at Brooklyn's biggest queer nightclub — a night built for the people who live for drag, dancing, and pure celebration. Expect rotating performances from the city's best drag talent, a packed dance floor that doesn't quit, and the kind of energy that only happens when a room full of queer people decides it's time to kick off the season right. This is the Pride opener you actually want to be at.