Stage Fright

A beginner line dance class that teaches you two dances in a studio setting, then sends you out ready to hit the dance floor with confidence. Learn the steps, stay after for a cocktail with your classmates, and join a community that's making country dancing queer and fun. Wear leather-soled shoes or sneakers, bring water, and arrive 10 minutes early.

Tuesday nights at Red Eye belong to geeks, nerds, and gaymers who show up for gaming tournaments, D&D campaigns, comic book talk, and a room full of people who actually get it. No cover, new games every week, and a Discord full of fellow Legionnaires ready to welcome you in. Bring a friend, try something new, have a genuinely good time.

Every Thursday at 10pm, it's your turn to be the star. Buy a drink, grab the mic, and sing a song with hosts Jarvis Derrell and Ty Evans while piano daddy Yaz keeps the energy going from the keys. No cover charge — just show up ready to have fun and let loose with a room full of people who get it.

A weekly fandom night that actually gets it — Star Trek episodes on screen, drag performances that land, trivia that separates the casual fans from the real ones, and a crowd that's there for the community as much as the show. No cover, and every week raises money for LGBTQIA+ causes. This is what happens when you combine nerd culture and nightlife without apology.

Every Tuesday at 9pm, Red Eye NY becomes headquarters for the queer gaming and geek community. Hosted by Charles Nordquist and brought to you by GeeksOut, this weekly gathering celebrates all things pop culture, gaming, and comic book fandom with a queer twist — think a rotating Tournament of Gaymers, a D&D Division for campaign nights, and a Comic Book Club for people who actually read them. No cover, high energy, and a Discord community already waiting. Just show up and find your people.

The Queen of Green is back for a limited engagement, bringing her legendary blend of razor-sharp comedy, live vocals, and dancing to Red Eye NY's stage. Hedda's the kind of performer who reminds you why drag royalty earned the title — expect sharp wit, genuine vocal chops, and the kind of presence that fills a room. This is cabaret done right.