New Orleans' LGBTQ+ events are legendary — from Southern Decadence and Pride to bounce nights, drag spectaculars, and second-line parades that keep the queer spirit alive year-round. Browse upcoming queer events in New Orleans.
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Oz New Orleans, New Orleans
Freaky Fridays at Oz New Orleans in the French Quarter, New Orleans: a weekly Friday drag show hosted by Ivy Dripp and The Lady Munster with DJ Daniel Gray, doors 7:30, show at 8PM.
Weekly
8 PM - 9 PM
The Corner Pocket, New Orleans
New Meat Amateur Dance Contest is The Corner Pocket's weekly Friday 8PM amateur dance contest in New Orleans' French Quarter, where fresh faces jump on the bar and compete for the crowd at this male-dancer bar.
Weekly
10 PM - 12 AM
Golden Lantern, New Orleans
Smoke Show at Golden Lantern in the French Quarter, New Orleans: a weekly late-night Friday drag show hosted by Kozmik and Roslynn Aphrodite Alexander, starting 10PM.
Weekly
10 AM - 1 PM
The Country Club, New Orleans
Weekend drag brunch at The Country Club in New Orleans' Bywater, served Saturday and Sunday with seatings at 10AM and 1PM in the dining room and by the pool, hosted by a rotating cast of local queens.
Weekly
8 PM - 10 PM
Oz New Orleans, New Orleans
Let It Whip at Oz New Orleans in the French Quarter, New Orleans: a drag show on the 1st and 3rd Saturday each month hosted by Lexis Redd D'Ville, 8PM, with special guests.
Monthly
10 PM - 12 AM
Golden Lantern, New Orleans
Drag Me to the Lantern! at Golden Lantern in the French Quarter, New Orleans: a weekly Saturday night drag revue, 10PM to midnight.
Weekly
10 AM - 1 PM
The Country Club, New Orleans
Weekend drag brunch at The Country Club in New Orleans' Bywater, served Saturday and Sunday with seatings at 10AM and 1PM in the dining room and by the pool, hosted by a rotating cast of local queens.
Weekly
11 AM - 1:30 PM
Saint John, New Orleans
Monthly first-Sunday drag brunch at Saint John, chef Eric Cook's Cajun room on lower Decatur in the New Orleans French Quarter, with resident queens Debbie with a D and Laveau Contraire working two seatings at 11AM and 1:30PM.
Monthly
12 PM - 3 PM
Marigny Brasserie, New Orleans
WigSnatchers Drag Brunch runs every Sunday noon to 3PM at Marigny Brasserie on Frenchmen Street in New Orleans' Faubourg Marigny, presented by local production company WigSnatchers.
Weekly
1:30 PM - 3 PM
House of Buns, New Orleans
Diva Royale hosts a Sunday drag brunch at House of Buns on Bourbon Street, New Orleans — a ticketed celebrity-impersonation drag show. 21+, advance tickets only.
Weekly
3 PM - 5 PM
Golden Lantern, New Orleans
Vanessa Carr Live Music at Golden Lantern in the French Quarter, New Orleans: Southern Decadence Grand Marshal Vanessa Carr plays live every Sunday afternoon, 3PM to 5PM.
Weekly
5 PM - 7 PM
Golden Lantern, New Orleans
PlayGirlz Drag Show at Golden Lantern in the French Quarter, New Orleans: a weekly Sunday drag show starring Gia Giavanni, 5PM to 7PM.
Weekly
6 PM - 9 PM
The Corner Pocket, New Orleans
ZINGO is The Corner Pocket's weekly Sunday bingo night in New Orleans' French Quarter, running 6 to 9PM with prizes and Quarter attitude at this longtime male-dancer bar off Bourbon Street.
Weekly
7 PM - 9 PM
Oz New Orleans, New Orleans
Drag & Str!pper Bingeaux at Oz New Orleans in the French Quarter, New Orleans: weekly Sunday drag bingo hosted by Ivy Dripp and the Oz GoGo Boyz, 7PM to 9PM, 11 games, prizes and no cover.
Weekly
8 PM - 10 PM
Bourbon Pub Parade, New Orleans
Lipstixx: Ladies on Parade is Bourbon Pub Parade's weekly Sunday drag show in New Orleans' French Quarter, an 8PM showcase of the city's leading ladies upstairs at The Parade.
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Your complete guide to LGBTQ+ New Orleans — gay bars, Southern Decadence, Mardi Gras, the French Quarter, and insider tips for America's most free-spirited city.

Where to find drag brunch in New Orleans — from the longest-running show at The Country Club to WigSnatchers on Frenchmen Street and Creole brunch at Saint John.

Where to see drag in New Orleans — from the Bourbon Street dance clubs to the Golden Lantern, Café Lafitte in Exile and the St. Claude cabaret scene.