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

Saturday, July 25, 2026
Join us for our monthly meet-ups, every 4th Saturday of the month at the Eagle MPLS. This is a great opportunity to meet fellow members. Uniforms are encouraged but not required. Everyone is welcome. Following our social, stay for the monthly Eagle gear night. (via Minnesota Leather Pride.)
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Sat, Sep 26
8 PM - 2 AM
Eagle|MPLS, Minneapolis
BLUF Minneapolis holds its monthly meet-up at Eagle | MPLS on the fourth Saturday, a chance to meet members. Uniforms encouraged but not required.

Tue, Oct 6
7 PM - 9 PM
Eagle|MPLS, Minneapolis
The Atons host their monthly Leather Club Night at Eagle | MPLS on the first Tuesday, an open evening of leather community and conversation, 7 to 9pm.

Fri, Oct 9
8 PM - 1 AM
Eagle|MPLS, Minneapolis
Twin Cities Puppy Pack and North Star Kennel Club take over Eagle | MPLS for a puppy night with no cover, an encouraged dress code and dancing till 1am.

Sat, Oct 10
8 PM - 11 PM
Eagle|MPLS, Minneapolis
North Star Rubber Club's monthly meet and greet takes over Eagle | MPLS on the second Saturday, 8 to 11pm. Rubber gear encouraged but not required.

Sat, Oct 24
8 PM - 2 AM
Eagle|MPLS, Minneapolis
BLUF Minneapolis holds its monthly meet-up at Eagle | MPLS on the fourth Saturday, a chance to meet members. Uniforms encouraged but not required.
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