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Tuesday, June 23, 2026
Get ready for Dicksco, a disco dance party curated by Zack in the backroom bar. Whether you're a seasoned leather enthusiast or just looking to explore the scene, this is your chance to dance and connect in Cell Block's dedicated play space. Remember to check the backroom's strict leather dress code before you arrive—it keeps the vibe intentional and the crowd respectful. This event was imported by Out x Out. Please visit the venue link to verify details.
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Mon, Jun 22
8 PM - 2 AM
Cell Block, Chicago
Weekly gay leather and fetish mixer at Cell Block. Laid-back vibe, cheap drinks, pool, and community. No frills, all welcome.
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Tue, Jun 23
6:30 PM - 9 PM
Cell Block, Chicago
Weekly gay leather bar night at Cell Block. Judgment-free space for connection and authentic expression. Arrive by 7:30 PM. Tickets on Meetup.

Wed, Jun 24
8 PM - 2 AM
Cell Block, Chicago
Dance party in Cell Block's backroom bar with DJ Zack. Leather and fetish community gathering for dancing and connection every Wednesday.

Thu, Jun 25
8 PM - 2 AM
Cell Block, Chicago
Weekly drink specials at Cell Block, Chicago's leather and fetish bar. Front bar open to all, back bar at 8pm for the leather community. Check dress code.
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