Geeks Who Drink Trivia

Monday nights at Unicorn are for belting it out — four hours of karaoke from 9pm to 1am, plus pinball, a sprawling cocktail menu, arcade games, and a crowd that's here to have fun. Prizes, dancing, and the kind of weird wonderful atmosphere that makes this Capitol Hill spot feel like home.

Seattle's longest-running drag show found its new home at Unicorn, and Friday nights just got a lot more fun. Legendary performers like Ladie Chablis, Londyn Bradshaw, Amora Namor, and LüChi take the stage starting at 7:30pm — no cover charge, seating first come first served. This is the kind of free, reliable entertainment that keeps people coming back week after week.

Monday nights at Unicorn are for the people who actually want to sing—and the people who want to watch them try. Nine hours of karaoke, pinball, a cocktail menu that goes on forever, dancing, and prizes. The kind of weekly ritual that keeps a neighborhood sane.

The Devil's Advocates bring their monthly cabaret to Unicorn's stage — a sickeningly sweet mix of burlesque, drag, and live music that rotates special guests every second Wednesday. Raffle prizes, a crowd that knows how to have fun, and the kind of midweek energy that makes you actually want to leave the house.

Seattle's longest-running drag show is now a Friday night fixture at Unicorn. Starring the Legendary Ladie Chablis, Londyn Bradshaw, Miss Texas 1988, Amora Namor, and LüChi — a rotating cast of performers who know how to command a stage. Show starts at 7:30pm, seating is first come first served, and there's no cover charge, which means the only thing stopping you is yourself.

Monday nights at Unicorn mean one thing: the mic is yours. Nine to one, packed dance floor, pinball machines, a cocktail menu that goes on forever, and a crowd that actually knows how to have fun. Prizes, dancing, and enough energy to make you forget it's the start of the week.