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

Sunday, August 9, 2026
Sunday afternoon patio party at Eagle|MPLS featuring DJ NCK spinning yacht rock classics.
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Sun, Aug 2
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
Sun, Aug 2
4 PM - 12 AM
Eagle|MPLS, Minneapolis
Show Tunes Sunday at Eagle|MPLS every Sunday, 4pm to midnight. Gay nightlife in Minneapolis with live entertainment weekly.
Weekly
Tue, Aug 4
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
Tue, Aug 4
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.

Wed, Aug 5
8 PM - 12 AM
Eagle|MPLS, Minneapolis
Weekly karaoke at Eagle|MPLS every Wednesday, 8pm–midnight. Gay bar karaoke in Minneapolis. Verify details at the venue.
Weekly
Thu, Aug 6
7:30 PM - 10 PM
Eagle|MPLS, Minneapolis
Weekly trivia every Thursday 7:30–10pm at Eagle|MPLS in Minneapolis. Gay nightlife trivia night in the heart of the city.
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