Mirandacon: Night of a 1000 Lin-Manuel Mirandas

A late-night celebration for bears and bear admirers — the kind of unapologetic, fun gathering that makes a Friday night feel like an occasion. Expect a crowd that knows how to have a good time, craft cocktails, and the energy that comes with a room full of people who belong exactly where they are.

The day after Independence Day calls for a celebration that's actually worth your time. Star Spangled Ban Her brings the heat to C'Mon Everybody with a night of drag, dancing, and the kind of patriotic chaos that queers do best. Expect rotating performers, a packed dance floor, and cocktails that taste way better than whatever you drank at that backyard barbecue.

Finger Bang is a Tuesday night event at C'mon Everybody where the vibe is intimate, the crowd is in on the joke, and the entertainment keeps things lively. This is the kind of night that becomes a regular habit — the sort of place where you show up and immediately feel like you belong.

Two of the 2000s' most iconic rock bands go head-to-head in a battle of the hits. Whether you're team Amy Lee or team Hayley Williams, this is your chance to celebrate the anthems that defined a generation. $13.39 gets you in the door at C'mon Everybody for a night of nostalgia, singalongs, and pure rock catharsis.

Two rising artists bring their sounds to C'Mon Everybody's intimate stage. AANI and Chispa are the kind of emerging talent that reminds you why live music matters — expect an evening of fresh energy and genuine artistry in a room where you can actually hear and see what's happening.

A Thursday night drag show at C'Mon Everybody where the energy is high and the performances are sharp. This is the kind of intimate venue moment that makes Brooklyn's queer nightlife special—emerging talent, a crowd that's here for the art, and cocktails that actually taste good. $16 gets you in the door.