¡Baila Bachata! Latin Night Dance Lessons

Sunday afternoon drag at Anthem Orlando that picks up right where brunch leaves off. Doors open at 2 PM, showtime hits at 4, and the room runs until 6—the perfect window to keep the day going without derailing your Monday. Free admission for 21+, with a $25 all-you-can-drink option if you want to settle in. Performances from Kitana Gemini, Channel Hideaway, Janice Von Bliss, and Joe Adorno.

Four DJs, one long night of house and electronic music, zero hierarchy. CAT, GVMBOA, MARTNZZ and NOSTO take over Anthem's Sunday Sessions from 8 PM with Taste the Beat and All Night Grooves—free admission, no cover, no list required. Built for dancing, not standing. The kind of Sunday night that makes you forget Monday exists.

Alternative drag gets dark and moody at this recurring Anthem showcase built for the performers and audiences the glossier circuit overlooks. Hosted by De Sastre and Sue Cyde with featured performer Spit Stormer and beats by F1GMNT, expect horror looks, heavy eyeliner, and numbers you won't see anywhere else downtown. $13 at the door, doors at 7:30 PM, show at 8 PM, 21+.

Monday night at Anthem is your permission slip to keep the weekend glow alive. Low lights, smooth beats, dangerously good cocktails, and drink specials that make Monday feel like Saturday—domestic bottles for $3, Fireball for $4, High Noon for $5, and more. Free cover all night, 21 plus. Slide in with your crew, unwind from the chaos, and maybe start a little new mischief while you're at it.

The mic is hot, the crowd is loud, and baby, the spotlight is yours. Every Tuesday, Anthem offers a rotating lineup of camp, chaos, and queer joy—one week it's Music Bingo: Queer Icons, the next it's karaoke where your high note might just earn a round of shots. Expect drag, laughter, and that messy gay magic we all live for. Free entry, cheap drinks all night ($4 domestic, $5 wells, $6 Tito's), and a stage that's waiting for you.

The tributes are back for an All Stars edition—twelve returning champions, three judges, and a room that treats the scoring like a spectator sport. Doors at 10 PM, competition starts at 11 PM. This is the drag competition that actually has a format, and the All Stars field means the looks arrive finished and the numbers are built to win. Expect a packed front of the room and a crowd that is not shy about reacting to a score.