Drag Race

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.

Sunday nights at Rise belong to Marti and Chicky, who host Playground Sundays with the kind of energy that makes you actually want to stick around after the tea dance winds down. It's the reliable weekly anchor that keeps Hell's Kitchen's queer scene moving into the night.

Showtunes and drag collide on Monday nights at Rise. A rotating cast of queens—Paige, Sutton, Cacophony, and Evita—deliver the performances that make this night worth the midweek trip. Music videos kick off at 7, showtime at 8:30 with DJ Gingy keeping the energy up all night.

Tuesday nights at Rise belong to the bingo crowd — free to play, fabulous prizes, tasty bites, and happy hour running until 9pm. Paige Turner keeps the energy high and the laughs coming as balls drop and cards fill up. It's the kind of low-key, genuinely fun midweek thing that keeps people coming back.

Rise's Wednesday night drag showcase brings the full package—five fierce queens (Brenda Dharling, Lexington Banks, Bootsie Lefaris, Pattaya Hart, and Skye Walker) trading looks, comedy, and high-energy performances with DJ John Marto keeping the energy locked in. It's the kind of ensemble cast that knows how to work a room and keep a crowd coming back.

Thursday night at Rise belongs to Zetta Jones and the kind of drag-fueled chaos that actually lives up to the hype — boys, drama, comedy, and DJ Steve Sidewalk keeping the energy high all night. It's the show that reminds you why Hell's Kitchen's drag scene is where the real action happens.