Tea Bag Tea Dance

Ramrod's legendary Friday night leather party with DJ Dennis Baker spinning the decks. Dress code: leather, fetish gear, or uniform — drink specials all night if you're wearing it. This is the leather bar's signature night, packed with the community that built Wilton Drive's reputation. Dark, intense, unapologetically hot.

Head to Ramrod for Pig Dance and experience one of Fort Lauderdale's most legendary monthly parties in an iconic leather bar that's been a cornerstone of the community since 1994. With world-class guest DJ Richie Cook spinning high-energy tracks, you'll dance under the venue's infamous light show in their moody, Gothic-inspired space—complete with the Skull & Boner patio, pool tables, and all the leather bar vibes that make this place legendary. Whether you're a regular or discovering it for the first time, this is the kind of night that reminds you why Ramrod has stayed essential for three decades.

Ramrod's legendary monthly Pig Dance is back with world-renowned DJ Al Nouvo behind the decks — the kind of night that draws serious dancers and leather enthusiasts from across South Florida. The energy is relentless: a packed dance floor, the iconic light show cutting through the dungeon-dark room, and a crowd that knows how to move. This is the event that made Ramrod a destination, and Al Nouvo's sets are the reason people clear their Saturday nights.

Underground Wilma and Nicotene bring the heat to Ramrod with Tea Bag Tea Dance — a Sunday afternoon dance party featuring music by Nicotene & Friends. Starting at 5pm, this is the kind of underground vibe that keeps the leather and queer community coming back: good music, good people, and a dance floor that actually gets used. Expect the energy that made Ramrod a Fort Lauderdale institution.

Ramrod's legendary Friday night leather and fetish party gets a special edition with DJ Herbie James behind the decks. Dress code is leather, fetish gear, or uniform—drink specials run 11pm to 1am for anyone dressed the part. This is the kind of night where the crowd knows exactly what it's here for: dark beats, darker aesthetics, and a room full of people who get it.

Jacob Kranz behind the decks at Ramrod on Saturday night — the kind of DJ set that fills the leather bar's legendary dance floor and keeps the energy high into the early morning. Dark, sweaty, and exactly what you came for.