Eurotea Sundays

Rise's Sunday drag brunch is the weekend reset you actually want to show up for — rotating drag performers, bottomless mimosas, and two seatings at 12:15pm and 2:30pm so you can make it work. The kind of brunch where the entertainment is as good as the food, and the crowd knows how to have a genuinely good time.

Albatross's Sunday tradition starts at 1pm with Skinny Brunch and $5 mimosas and bloody marys through 6pm. At 3:30pm, Diana Carfire takes over for bingo with actual cash prizes on the line. It's the kind of low-key, fun afternoon that keeps people coming back week after week.

Every Sunday at 2pm, Lexington Banks and Jasmine Rice Labeija take over Balcon Salon for a drag brunch that's equal parts performance and celebration. Think good food, strong drinks, and two queens who know how to work a room. Reservations required—bachelor, bachelorette, and birthday parties all welcome.

The leather community's biggest marketplace comes to Eagle NYC — vendors, gear, and the people who know what they're looking for. A Sunday afternoon to browse, connect, and celebrate the culture.

A Sunday afternoon tea dance at Brooklyn's biggest queer venue — the kind of daytime gathering where the dance floor gets serious and the energy builds as the sun goes down. 3 Dollar Bill's outdoor space and state-of-the-art sound system make this the neighborhood's best reason to start your weekend early.

Kelsey L. Smoot reads from his debut collection DOPAMINE, bringing the powerful lyricism of Soulmate As A Verb to life. The afternoon includes conversation with visual artist and printmaker, creating space for the kind of intimate literary exchange that happens best in a room full of people who get it.