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Thursday, July 2, 2026
Join us for Karaoke Cabaret hosted by Bradley K8 Olsen at Meeting House Tavern, where you can belt out your favorite tunes in a fun and welcoming atmosphere. This is your chance to shine on stage with no cover charge—just pure, unapologetic karaoke energy in a space that celebrates you. Whether you're a seasoned performer or stepping up to the mic for the first time, expect a laid-back vibe where everyone's cheering each other on and having a blast. This event was imported by Out x Out. Please visit the venue link to verify details.
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Tue, Jun 30
8:30 PM - 11 PM
Meeting House Tavern, Chicago
Weekly drag trivia and boozy bingo in Andersonville. Free entry, hosted by Will and Sofonda Booz every Tuesday at Meeting House Tavern.
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Wed, Jul 1
7:30 PM - 10:30 PM
Meeting House Tavern, Chicago
Weekly burlesque bingo hosted by Glamonster and Reggay Boots at Meeting House Tavern in Andersonville. No cover, affordable drinks, Wednesday nights.
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Fri, Jul 3
7 PM - 8:30 PM
Meeting House Tavern, Chicago
Weekly drag watch party at Meeting House Tavern in Chicago. Free entry, hosted by Jairo Reyna. Join the community for All Stars Season 11 viewing every Friday.
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Fri, Jul 3
9 PM - 2 AM
Meeting House Tavern, Chicago
Gay dance party every Friday at Meeting House Tavern in Chicago. DJ beats, cocktails, and queer community vibes until 2am. Inclusive nightlife in a.
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