Monday Night Karaoke

Thursday night trivia that actually knows its stuff — Geeks Who Drink brings the kind of questions that reward people who've spent way too much time on their interests. Free to play, great prizes, and a room full of folks who take their brackets seriously. Quiz starts at 7:30pm downstairs; doors open at 6pm, so show up early for a good seat.

Seattle's longest-running drag show is back every Friday night at Unicorn, and it's free. The Legendary Ladie Chablis, Londyn Bradshaw, Miss Texas 1988, Amora Namor, and LüChi take the stage at 7:30pm sharp — no cover, first-come seating, just good drag and a room ready to have a time.

Every Friday night at Unicorn, the dance floor comes alive with the city's best DJs keeping the energy high until 2am. This free, no-cover dance party kicks off at 9:30pm — right when the rest of the night is just getting started — and draws a packed, 21+ crowd ready to move. Whether it's DJ Clover or DJ Essex behind the decks, expect the kind of late-night reset that keeps this community coming back week after week.

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 to win, and the crowd is always ready to dance between songs. It's the kind of weekly thing that becomes a ritual.

Thursday night trivia that actually knows what it's talking about — Geeks Who Drink brings the kind of questions that make you feel smart (or at least entertained when you don't know the answer). Free to play, great prizes, and a room full of people who showed up on purpose. Starts at 7:30pm downstairs; get there early for a good seat.

Seattle's longest-running drag show, every Friday night at Unicorn. Legendary performers Ladie Chablis, Londyn Bradshaw, Miss Texas 1988, Amora Namor, and LüChi take the stage starting at 7:30pm — no cover charge. Seating is first come, first served, so arrive early and settle in for a night of drag that's been a Capitol Hill institution for years.