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Palm Springs' longest-running drag brunch is exactly what the name promises—outrageous queens, bottomless mimosas, and attitude served with a side of drama. Two seatings (10 AM and 1 PM) mean you can pick your timing; arrive early to order food and get settled. Front table seating puts you right up close to the action. Brunch and drinks are sold separately, so budget accordingly—and remember, this is a cashless venue, so bring your card.

The legendary Sunday afternoon tea dance at Oscar's — where the Palm Springs LGBTQ+ community gathers for dancing, drinks, and pure good vibes in the outdoor courtyard. It's the kind of weekly ritual that keeps people coming back: a packed dance floor, a killer DJ, and a room full of people genuinely happy to be there. Casual dress, serious fun, and the perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon.

Friday nights at Oscar's belong to Dragachella—a festival-inspired drag party where the energy never dips. Rotating queens, a packed dance floor, and a crowd that's here to lose it. Doors at 9 PM; $10 standing room or $20 for a guaranteed seat. 21+.

Palm Springs' longest-running drag brunch is exactly what it promises: attitude, outrageous queens, and bottomless mimosas if you're willing to pay for them. Two seatings (11 AM and 2 PM) with front-table options if you want the best view of the stage. Arrive early to order food and get your first drink in—the queens don't wait for stragglers. Cashless venue, so bring your card.

Palm Springs' longest-running drag brunch is exactly what it sounds like—outrageous queens, bottomless mimosas, and attitude served with a side of drama. Two seatings (10 AM and 1 PM) mean you can pick your brunch time, and front-table seating puts you right in the action. Come hungry, tip well, and prepare to get roasted. Brunch and drinks sold separately.

The weekly outdoor dance that's become a Palm Springs institution — three hours of pure dance floor energy in the courtyard, good drinks, and a crowd that knows how to move. It's the kind of Sunday afternoon that turns into evening without you noticing, and exactly why people keep coming back.