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Le Faux's weekend drag brunch brings the theatrical magic of Oz to the table — expect bold performances, elevated staging, and a full brunch experience that's equal parts celebration and spectacle. Curated menus, craft cocktails, and an engaged crowd ready to have a good time make this the kind of Saturday afternoon that lingers.

Seattle's flagship Saturday night drag revue — a full-throttle theatrical experience built around iconic music, fierce choreography, and performances that leave the room speechless. Elevated staging, immersive lighting, and costuming that brings the full artistry of modern drag to life. Pair it with a full dinner and cocktail menu (there's a $30 per person food and beverage minimum). Whether it's a birthday, bachelorette party, or just the best Saturday night out in the city, this is drag at its most polished and unapologetic.

A drag spectacular that transforms the club into a shopping mall fantasy — expect elaborate costumes, theatrical performances, and the kind of creative energy that only happens when drag queens get to play with a concept. It's campy, it's fun, and it's exactly the kind of weird, wonderful night Massive does best.

Funderwear is CC's Seattle's monthly underwear night — a five-dollar excuse to gear down, grab a drink, and spend an evening with guys who know how to have fun. Professional DJ lighting, solid music from DJ Bearbie, and a clothing check if you need it. No dress code, but underwear is definitely encouraged. Third Saturday of every month.

Cousin Chris and CTRL.mp3 take over Timbre Room for a night of pure electronic energy. This is the kind of techno set that justifies staying out until 2 AM — hypnotic beats, a packed dance floor, and the underground vibe Kremwerk does better than anywhere else in the city.

Latin techno and perreo all night long with Flash Gea from the Bronx, Leah York, and La Mala Noche on the Cherry stage at Kremwerk. This is a queer-centered space built on consent culture and community care — zero tolerance for racism, homophobia, transphobia, or non-consensual touch. Come ready to dance, respect boundaries, and celebrate with people who get it.