Part of the Gay New York City Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Thursday, July 23, 2026
A giant Thursday drag lounge hosted by Brenda Dharling, where the wildest queens perform on a fresh theme each week with DJ Xavier Mazara.
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Fri, Jul 17
9 PM - 11 PM
Industry Bar, New York City
Fridays with DJ TK at Industry Bar in New York City's Hell's Kitchen: a weekly Friday dance party from 10PM with recurring pop-up drag sets from Brenda Dharling.
WeeklySat, Jul 18
9 PM - 11 PM
Industry Bar, New York City
Saturdays with DJ Max Rodriguez at Industry Bar in New York City's Hell's Kitchen: a weekly Saturday dance party with resident DJ Max Rodriguez, spinning from 10PM.
WeeklySun, Jul 19
10:30 PM - 12:30 AM
Industry Bar, New York City
The Kizha Carr Show at Industry Bar in New York City's Hell's Kitchen: reigning NYC Glam Award Entertainer of the Year Kizha Carr closes the weekend with a late-night Sunday showcase, music by DJ TK, every Sunday at 11:30PM.
WeeklyMon, Jul 20
9 PM - 11 PM
Industry Bar, New York City
Spotlight Mondays at Industry Bar in New York City's Hell's Kitchen: Daniel Gold's Monday-night drag spectacle featuring the Spotlight Dancers, with music and lights by DJ Lovelace, every week at 10PM.
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