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Rise's Saturday drag brunch is the weekend reset you'll actually look forward to — two seatings at 12:15pm and 2:30pm, each packed with live drag performances, craft cocktails, and a room full of people ready to celebrate. It's the kind of brunch that turns a lazy Saturday into an event.

An afternoon of pure celebration at Brooklyn's biggest queer nightclub — drag performances, live entertainment, and a dance floor ready for whatever comes next. Unspeakable Joy brings together the kind of community energy that makes you remember why these spaces matter, with top-tier production and performers who know how to work a room. Saturday at 3 Dollar Bill is the kind of day party that spills into night, where joy isn't just the theme, it's the whole point.

A celebration of Queer and Muslim, a powerful collection of works by and for LGBTQ+ Muslims exploring faith, family, and the healing journey. This New York book launch brings together queer Muslim voices and the community that supports them—a chance to witness stories that matter and connect with people who get it.

Gregory Buckheit takes over Saturday afternoons with singing, slinging drinks, and half-price cocktails from 4PM to 8PM. This is the bartender who actually performs — expect personality, strong pours, and a room that's here for the entertainment as much as the drinks.

A free holistic healing workshop for QTBIPOC folx centered on spiritual cleansing as a tool for protection, bringing in blessings, and trusting your intuition. Facilitated by Flo Glo, this is the kind of grounded, community-centered space where you can actually breathe and learn something real about yourself. Limited capacity, so RSVP early.

An evening centered on Black sexuality, storytelling, and community care. This screening of Sex in Color Episode One: Kinky & Loving It explores the world of Black people in BDSM and kink, examining how race, gender, and sexuality shape these spaces while celebrating joy, agency, and self-defined freedom. The night includes the documentary screening, performances, a meet-and-greet, raffles, and community conversations. RSVP required.