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A weekly singing competition where contestants from past seasons return for redemption, battling it out in front of judges including NYC drag chanteuse Castrata, Broadway's Michelle Dowdy, and Red Eye owner Sam Benedict. The winner takes home a fully produced cabaret at Red Eye NY. No cover, Sundays at 7pm.

An hour of clothing-optional Vinyasa Flow with instructor John at Red Eye NY's intimate studio space. A judgment-free, welcoming queer community setting to move, breathe, and connect with your body — the perfect grounding practice to reset before the week (or weekend) takes over. $20 per class, or grab a 5-class pass for $75 or 10-class pass for $125, cash at the door.

Monday nights at Red Eye belong to Ashley Ryan's weekly open-mic stand-up show, where comics test new material in front of a crowd that's genuinely here for it. No cover, no pretense — just comedians taking risks and an audience ready to laugh or watch it beautifully implode. If you've ever wanted to catch comics before they blow up (or right after they crash), this is the spot.

Bilingual Broadway Collective's monthly residency brings Broadway and rising stars together for an evening celebrating the music of Luis Fonsi and Demi Lovato. It's a showcase built for NYC artists and performers to shine, blending two musical worlds and two languages on one stage.

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.

A beginner-friendly line dance class for the queer country scene. Learn two line dances in a relaxed studio setting at Red Eye NY, then stick around to practice with your classmates over cocktails. No experience needed — just leather-soled shoes or sneakers, water, and a willingness to sweat. It's the perfect intro before hitting the dance floor and finding your people in the community.