Happy Sunday Tea Dance

A weekly Eurovision-themed dance party at Playhouse, where campy, catchy European pop takes over the dance floor every Sunday afternoon. DJ oHRicky spins music and video from 3PM–7PM, celebrating everything unapologetically queer and glittery about Eurovision culture. Grab a cheap drink, dance to every lyric you know by heart, and enjoy the perfect Sunday reset before Monday hits.

Albatross's Sunday tradition starts early with Skinny Brunch at 1pm, where $5 mimosas and bloody marys flow until 6pm. Bingo kicks off at 3:30pm with Diana Carfire calling the numbers and real cash prizes on the line — the kind of Sunday afternoon that turns into evening without anyone noticing.

Sunday nights at Pieces mean drag bingo — part game show, part cabaret, and entirely hilarious. A rotating cast of local drag performers calls the numbers, cracks jokes, and keeps the energy high while you actually have a shot at winning. The crowd of regulars and newcomers alike knows how to have a good time, making this West Village institution a weekly tradition worth showing up early for and staying late.

NYC's hottest naked party goes weekly at Red Eye NY. Hosted by Josh and Sky Miles with rotating DJs, this is the original underwear party reimagined for maximum fun. Clothes check available—underwear is welcome, but strip down to nothing and score drink specials. $10 in advance, $20 at the door.

Sunday afternoon tea dance at Rise Bar with DJ Steve Sidewalk and DJ Paul Leasure spinning from 5pm to 10pm. Drink specials run until 9pm and bar bites are available all night — a low-key, reliably fun way to ease into the evening with good music, good people, and dance floor energy that keeps the regulars coming back.

Sunday evening at The Eagle where leather and cigar culture meet. A laid-back rooftop gathering for folks who appreciate a good smoke, strong drinks, and the company of like-minded people in one of the city's most iconic leather spaces. No pretense — just regulars and newcomers alike enjoying the ritual, the views, and the community.