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Saturday night at B.West means dancing to a DJ who knows how to keep the floor moving. Pierson Deejay takes the decks at Franky Bradley's legendary club space, spinning the kind of set that makes you forget it's only 10pm. Get there early or stay late — either way, you're in for a solid night.

Firestone and ONEELEVEN bring clubby sounds to B.West's disco floor for a night built for dancing. ONEELEVEN, a multidisciplinary artist from Jersey now based in Philly, meshes genres and creates sonic environments with intention — she's been cultivating spaces for QTBIPOC folks across the tristate area, and this set promises something fresh. Four hours, 21+, starting at 10 PM.

Saturday night at B.West means one thing: the dance floor is yours. Chris Urban behind the decks, a packed room ready to move, and that specific energy that only happens when a skilled DJ knows exactly how to read a crowd. Arrive after 10pm and let the night take you where it goes.

Third Thursdays at B.West Disco get a pop culture celebration with rotating drag performers and DJs spinning electronic, house, hip hop, and pop. Hosted by Icon Ebony Fierce, expect tributes to Janet, Kylie, Madonna, Britney, Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, and more across three generations of divas. Doors at 8 PM; 21+.

Angels Reloaded is back and bringing the heat to B.West — a high-octane night of drag, dancing, and pure nightlife energy. Doors open at 9pm for a show that runs until 1am. Tickets start at $17.80, making this one of the best Thursday night reasons to get out.

The season finale of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars gets the Franky Bradley's treatment — hosted by Alyssa Everlasting with rotating drag performers taking over B.West. It's the kind of Friday night where the energy matches the drama on screen, the drinks are cheap, and you're surrounded by people who actually care about who sashays away. $5 well spent.