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Tuesday, July 7, 2026
Join us for Kit Kat's signature weekly cabaret featuring dazzling live musical, vocal, and dance performances paired with dinner and cocktails. This is glamorous entertainment at its finest—expect fierce queens, fabulous energy, and an unforgettable night out in Chicago's Northalsted. Whether you're celebrating with friends or treating yourself to an evening of elegance and entertainment, this is the perfect spot to experience the magic of live performance. This event was imported by Out x Out. Please visit the venue link to verify details.
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Thu, Jul 2
6 PM - 9 PM
Kit Kat Lounge, Chicago
Weekly drag dinner theater in Chicago's Northalsted. Haute couture performances, $10 martinis, and upscale dining in an Art Deco room every Thursday.
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Fri, Jul 3
6 PM - 10 PM
Kit Kat Lounge, Chicago
Weekly Friday drag dinner show at Kit Kat Lounge with rotating themed performances, cocktails, and fine dining. Glamorous LGBTQ+ nightlife in Chicago.
WeeklySat, Jul 4
11 AM - 2 PM
Kit Kat Lounge, Chicago
Weekly Sunday drag brunch at Kit Kat Lounge in Chicago's Northalsted. Rotating themed shows, cocktails, and brunch with Chicago's gay crowd.
WeeklySat, Jul 4
6 PM - 10 PM
Kit Kat Lounge, Chicago
Weekly Friday drag dinner show at Kit Kat Lounge with rotating themed performances, cocktails, and fine dining. Glamorous LGBTQ+ nightlife in Chicago.
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