Wicked Oz Brunch

Sunday afternoons at Pony belong to the tea dance crowd — a reliably fun mix of divas, deviants, and daddies soaking up sun on the patio with a drink in hand. No cover charge, $2 off wells and drafts until 8pm, and four hours to settle in and enjoy the vibe.

Seattle's longest-running gay bar karaoke night — a legendary partnership between Changes and Black Nail Productions that's been going strong for decades. KJ Marcus runs the room with the kind of energy that keeps regulars coming back week after week. Pool, pull tabs, and a crowd that actually knows how to have fun together.

A relaxed, clothing-optional evening designed for nudists and body-positive folks to hang out, socialize, and connect without judgment. It's a straightforward way to be yourself in a welcoming space — no pretense, just good conversation and community.

Monday nights at Unicorn are for belting it out — four hours of karaoke from 9pm to 1am, surrounded by pinball machines, taxidermy, and art covering every wall. The cocktail menu is genuinely massive, there are prizes for the brave, and the dance floor stays packed. It's the kind of weekly that builds a crowd of regulars who actually know how to have fun.

Tuesday nights at CC's Seattle belong to the people who show up to sing along, mark their cards, and actually know every word. It's music bingo stripped down to what makes it work—good songs, good company, and the low-key fun of a neighborhood bar doing what it does best. Weekly.

Tuesday nights at Unicorn belong to Izzy Access and Fraya Love, who host a free-to-play bingo night that's part game show, part drag cabaret. Vintage arcade games, audience participation, prizes, and the kind of chaotic energy that makes you actually want to show up midweek. No cover, no pressure — just come for the bingo and stay for the circus.