Sunday T-Dance

Rooster is Oscar's Wednesday night at Oscar's Palm Springs, starting at 8 PM every week: cocktails, cruising and a playful competition where confidence counts. It's a loud, cheeky night for boys who like a little chaos with their drinks. Come to watch, come to compete, or just come.

Jennifer Holliday, the Tony and Grammy Award-winning legend, kicks off an unprecedented five-night residency at Oscar's Downtown Palm Springs. It's a rare chance to hear that voice up close in the elegant cabaret showroom, with doors at 5:30 PM and the show wrapping by 8:30 PM. Tickets run $89.95 to $124.95, so grab yours before the first night sells out.

Friday nights at Oscar's belong to Dragachella, the desert's newest drag festival and nightlife extravaganza. Every week, the venue transforms into a glittering playground where rotating drag performers deliver outrageous shows, the music keeps pumping, and the crowd becomes part of the spectacle. Doors open at 9 PM with showtime immediately following. $10 standing room, $20 at-a-table. 21+.

Bitchiest Brunch is Palm Springs' sassy Saturday brunch at Oscar's Downtown, with seatings at 11 AM and 2 PM. Front Table seats are $64.95 and "Each Bitchy One" seats are $49.95, so pick your spot and bring your appetite for both the food and the attitude.

Palm Springs' longest-running drag brunch is exactly what it promises: attitude included. Two seatings (11 AM and 2 PM) mean you pick your vibe, bottomless mimosas flow if you're buying, and the queens are absolutely relentless—in the best way. Arrive early, tip well, and prepare to get served.

Bitchiest Brunch at Oscar's Palm Springs in downtown Palm Springs, with seatings at 10 AM and 1 PM. Front Table Seating is $64.95 and the "Each Bitchy One" seats are $49.95, so grab your squad and pick your spot. Oscar's Palm Springs Cultural Arts Foundation is a nonprofit supporting cultural and community entertainment programming. The events are produced or supported by the Foundation and hosted at Oscar's Palm Springs, a separately operated venue, and ticket proceeds may help fund charitable arts programming, support performers, and advance the Foundation's nonprofit mission. Ticket sales are generally not tax-deductible as charitable contributions.