Jasmine Live

Drag Shows

Red Eye NY

Not in Kansas Anymore is a queer solo musical at Red Eye NY in Hell's Kitchen where the performer tells the story of breaking out of a religious cult and moving to NYC. Grab your bibles, because this one is all about the escape, the glow-up, and the comedy that comes from surviving it. Directed by Gian DiCostanzo with musical direction by JD Wilder, it runs 7:00 to 9:00 pm on November 5.

Music Videos

Hardware

Throwback pop hits from the 90s to 2020s light up Hardware's dance floor every Thursday night. A vibrant mashup of iconic music videos and era-defining pop culture moments — think Beyoncé, Britney, Charli XCX, Shania Twain, and everyone in between — set to a high-energy DJ mix that keeps the room moving. Expect nostalgic visuals, a packed dance floor, and a crowd that knows every word. 21+.

80s

The Toolbox Bar

Throwback Thursdays at The Toolbox Bar is your weekly hit of nostalgia — a night built on the songs that defined you, spanning the best of the 80s, 90s, and 00s. Expect a packed dance floor, DJ sets spinning all-decade hits, and a crowd that knows every word. It's the kind of night that makes Thursdays feel like the real weekend. Grab your friends and come ready to dance.

Recovery

LGBT Network Queens LGBT Center

Recovery in Real Life is a free, LGBT-affirming drop-in support group at the LGBT Network Queens LGBT Center in New York City, for LGBT and allied adults 18 and older in recovery from alcohol, opioid, or other substance use. Drop in on Thursdays at 7:30 PM, no sign-up needed, and find people who get the road you're on. It's a warm, judgment-free room where you can share as much or as little as you like.

21 Plus

C'Mon Everybody

Miranda del Sol, Musas, Aricel and Dulce take over C'Mon Everybody's Brooklyn stage on Thursday night, with sounds by Fiorella presented by the venue. It's a 21+ night on Franklin Avenue in Brooklyn, and the doors open at 7:30 PM, so grab a seat in the booths and settle in for the show.

Recovery

LGBT Network Queens LGBT Center

A weekly Alcoholics Anonymous meeting offering a safe, affirming space for LGBTQ+ people in recovery. Following the traditional Twelve Step Program format, this autonomous, member-run self-help group meets every Thursday from 7:30–8:30 pm at the LGBT Network Queens LGBT Center. Open to anyone seeking support on their path to sobriety. Meetings are closed on LGBT Network holidays.