Karaoke Every Monday

A Capitol Hill Sunday staple at Pony: claim a spot on the patio with the divas, deviants, and daddies for four hours of sun, dancing, and cheap drinks. Wells and drafts are $2 off until 8pm, and there's never a cover — just a mixed, easygoing crowd and the kind of low-key vibe that makes this the neighborhood's most reliable tea dance.

Halloween at Massive gets weird and wonderful — expect underground dance music, cutting-edge visuals, and a crowd ready to celebrate the spookiest night of the year in full queer nightlife mode. This is the kind of event where the energy builds all night and the dance floor doesn't empty until the lights come up.

Sunday nights at the Cuff belong to Fluffy Cuff Karaoke—Goo's weekly hosted sing-along where the stage is genuinely yours, whether you're belting out a power ballad or a throwback anthem with your crew. Non-stop energy, great drinks, and a room full of people ready to cheer you on. It's the kind of weekly tradition that gets better the more you show up.

Massive opens its doors on Mondays for the messiest Dragula viewing experience in Seattle. Astrud Aurelia (Dragula Season 4) and resident queen Miss Mimi Gina host the premiere with guest performances from Vima Venom and Absinthe Father. Doors at 6pm, meet-and-greet at 8pm, viewing at 9pm. Reserved seating and table reservations available for the best spot in the house.

Dum Top Trivia is the Tuesday trivia night at The Cuff Complex on Capitol Hill, hosted by Jeremy Behrens. Bring a team of up to six for six rounds of brain-teasing questions, with free entry and a shot at 8 drink tickets or control over next week's category. Doors open at 6:00 PM and trivia kicks off at 7:00 PM, so grab your squad and claim a table early.

Every Tuesday night, CC's Seattle turns into a music bingo proving ground — you'll test your pop culture knowledge, shout out answers to iconic song clips, and actually win something while you're at it. It's the kind of low-key fun that keeps people coming back week after week: cheap drinks, a crowd that knows their stuff, and the satisfaction of being right about that one song everyone else missed. 7–10 PM, no skill required, just show up ready to play.