Part of the Gay Minneapolis Guide — bars, events & things to do.

Tuesday, September 1, 2026
Eagle MPLS runs its weekly Movie Night every Tuesday — drinks and a screening with the bar's easygoing leather-and-denim crowd. 3pm to midnight.
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Tue, Aug 25
3 PM - 12 AM
Eagle|MPLS, Minneapolis
Weekly Tuesday Movie Night at Eagle MPLS in Minneapolis, 3pm to midnight — drinks and a screening with an easygoing crowd.
Weekly
Fri, Aug 28
5 PM - 8 PM
Eagle|MPLS, Minneapolis
Friday patio party at Eagle|MPLS in Minneapolis. Kick off the weekend with drinks and DJ J.BBY on the patio.
Weekly
Sat, Aug 29
4 PM - 7 PM
Eagle|MPLS, Minneapolis
8th Ward at Eagle MPLS in Minneapolis, Saturday August 29, 4 to 7pm.

Sat, Aug 29
10 PM - 2 AM
Eagle|MPLS, Minneapolis
Latinx Noche takes over Eagle MPLS Aug 29 from 10pm — Latin beats and late-night dancing in Minneapolis.

Sun, Aug 30
3 PM - 6 PM
Eagle|MPLS, Minneapolis
Sunday afternoon patio party at Eagle|MPLS in Minneapolis. DJ NCK spins yacht rock classics. Gay bar event every Sunday.
Weekly
Tue, Sep 1
7 PM - 9 PM
Eagle|MPLS, Minneapolis
First Tuesday of each month: leather, latex & kink clubs gather at Eagle|MPLS in Minneapolis. Gear encouraged, indoor/outdoor depending on weather.
Let people know you're going, see who else is attending, and share the event with friends.


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