Drag Race All Stars Watch Party

Sunday nights at The Edge get theatrical and irreverent with Dirty Musical Sundays — a cabaret-style show that takes the best of Broadway, showtunes, and pop standards and strips them down to their rawest, funniest, most provocative selves. Think less reverent tribute, more playful subversion. It's the kind of night that reminds you why live performance in a neighborhood bar beats a polished theater any day.

Start your week with live music and killer drink deals at The Edge's Monday night tradition. Two-for-one cocktails and chip specials make it easy to settle in and enjoy the performances — the kind of reliable neighborhood night that keeps people coming back.

Monday nights at Beaux belong to Amoura Teese and anyone brave enough to grab the mic. Free entry, drink specials all night, and a room full of people who actually want to hear you sing — that's the deal. Whether you're belting out your power ballad or cheering on someone else's, this is the kind of low-pressure karaoke where everyone leaves feeling like they crushed it.

Gather with the community to watch DRAGula unfold on The Edge's screen — it's the kind of Tuesday afternoon that reminds you why this bar is the neighborhood's living room. Cheap drinks, good company, and all the drama the show can serve up.

Tuesday evening at The Stud where people working in or passionate about nonprofit work actually get to relax together — no elevator pitches required. It's the kind of gathering where you'll find yourself talking to someone doing community organizing, another person running a mutual aid network, and someone who just wants to be around folks who care about making things better. Cheap drinks, good company, and a historic queer bar that's been a community anchor since 1966.

A low-key Tuesday night where the queer community gathers to play chess, swap strategies, and just hang out at Mother. Whether you're a serious player or someone who learned the rules last week, there's a board waiting for you — the point is the company, not the rating. It's the kind of night that feels like chosen family actually showing up.