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Friday, July 3, 2026
Chicago's weekly bear night is back with GRRR—a laid-back, no-cover dance party where leather, bears, and good vibes come together. No attitude, just cold beer, friendly faces, and a fun crowd ready to celebrate. Whether you're a regular or new to the scene, this is your spot to unwind and connect with the community in true SoFo style.\n\nThis event was imported by Out x Out. Please visit the venue link to verify details.
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Sat, Jun 27
9 PM - 3 AM
The SoFo Tap, Chicago
Bear Trap every Saturday at The SoFo Tap in Chicago. Free entry, DJ Tracy McKenzie, dancing, and community in Andersonville. No cover charge.
Sun, Jun 28
12 PM - 3 PM
The SoFo Tap, Chicago
Weekly Sunday happy hour in Andersonville with free hot dogs, $5 Miller Lite drafts, $6 cocktails, and no cover. Dog-friendly patio.
Weekly
Sun, Jun 28
3 PM - 8 PM
The SoFo Tap, Chicago
Free Pride celebration every Sunday at The SoFo Tap's dog-friendly patio. DJ Moose, free food, no cover. Gay bears and friends welcome.
Sun, Jun 28
9 PM - 1 AM
The SoFo Tap, Chicago
Weekly gay karaoke for the bear community every Sunday at The SoFo Tap in Andersonville. No cover, cold beers, and a laid-back crowd.
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