Sinful Sunday

Ramrod's legendary Labor Day weekend tea dance brings the leather community together for an afternoon of dancing, leather pride, and good vibes. Sundays 5-9pm with sounds by Nicotene & Friends — this is the kind of event that defines the Wilton Manors scene. Come in your best leather, uniform, or whatever makes you feel yourself.

The weekend's best reason to extend your Sunday — happy hour pricing on cocktails until 8pm (half-off cocktails, $3 domestics, $4 imports), then a $5 cover gets you into the speakeasy for the rest of the night. Cheap drinks, a packed crowd, and that reliable, unpretentious vibe that keeps the party going before the work week hits.

Labor Day weekend at Ramrod means Sunday Leather Night — the leather bar's signature celebration with DJ Ronnie Minutella spinning from 10pm to 2am. Dress code is leather and uniforms; the vibe is unapologetically masculine and built for the community that's made Wilton Drive legendary since 1994.

Monday nights at Hunters get a boost when Trevor Oldroyd takes over the Video Bar — expect solid mixing, good energy, and the kind of crowd that actually knows how to have a good time. It's the perfect excuse to kick off the week with some dancing and drinks.

Monday nights belong to the people who work them. Sin is Hunters Nightclub's standing invite to service industry folx — bartenders, servers, kitchen staff, and everyone else keeping the city fed and drunk. Happy hour pricing runs all night, so you can actually afford to be out after your shift. Show up, decompress, and find your people.

Monday nights belong to the regulars at Hunters Nightclub who come for Don Casteel's hosting, cheap drinks, and the chance to belt out whatever's been stuck in their head all week. It's unpretentious, low-key karaoke where everyone's rooting for each other — $7 Hunters Signature Margaritas and $4 draft beers keep the vibe loose and affordable all night long.