Part of the Gay New York City Guide — bars, events & things to do.

Sunday, November 1, 2026
The Eagle's Sunday Beer Blast, with rotating DJs and no cover until 9pm — a Chelsea leather-bar institution to close out the weekend.
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Sun, Oct 25
10 PM - 4 AM
Eagle NYC, New York City

Mon, Oct 26
10 PM - 3 AM
Eagle NYC, New York City
Monday SINday at the Eagle NYC in Chelsea, New York City: a no-cover Monday night for the leather and kink crowd across the dance floor and rooftop, from 10pm.
Monthly
Tue, Oct 27
10 PM - 4 AM
Eagle NYC, New York City
Twisted Tuesday at the Eagle NYC in Chelsea, New York City: a no-cover late-night party for the leather and fetish crowd, Tuesdays from 10pm.
Monthly
Wed, Oct 28
10 PM - 4 AM
Eagle NYC, New York City
Jockstrap Wednesday at the Eagle NYC in Chelsea, New York City: a weekly underwear night at the leather bar with rotating DJs including IPOK and Mitch Ferrino, from 10pm.
Monthly
Thu, Oct 29
10 PM - 4 AM
Eagle NYC, New York City

Thu, Oct 29
10 PM - 4 AM
Eagle NYC, New York City
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