Poppers: A Tribute to James Barker/DJ Chaotic

A night of comedy from queer and allied parents who know how to laugh at the chaos of raising kids. Funny Moms brings together comedians sharing stories about motherhood, family life, and everything in between — expect honesty, heart, and plenty of laughs from people who get it.

Wils Pelton brings a comedy show centered on gossip to C'Mon Everybody's intimate stage. Sharp, funny, and unapologetically about the tea — exactly the kind of emerging talent this Brooklyn venue knows how to showcase.

A night of drag performance at C'Mon Everybody, the queer-owned Brooklyn bar known for rotating live entertainment and creative cocktails. Expect the energy, the looks, and a room full of people ready to have a good time. $15 entry.

A Friday night at C'mon Everybody where the energy is high and the surprises keep coming. This intimate Brooklyn venue brings together a rotating cast of performers and a crowd ready to dance, laugh, and celebrate. Craft cocktails, good company, and the kind of unpredictable fun that keeps people coming back.

Saturday evening tea dance for bears and bear admirers — the kind of relaxed, welcoming gathering where the vibe is more about community than performance. Free entry means there's no barrier to showing up and enjoying good music, good people, and the easy camaraderie that defines these afternoons-into-evenings. C'Mon Everybody's intimate space is perfect for this.

A late-night Madonna celebration at C'Mon Everybody where queer joy and iconic pop worship collide. Expect lip-sync performances, dance floor devotion, and a crowd that knows every word to every era. $13.39 gets you in the door for a night of pure Material Girl energy.