Where Can I Find Drag Shows in New Orleans?
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New Orleans has one of the most vibrant and historic drag scenes in the country, deeply intertwined with the city's culture of performance, celebration, and self-expression.
Weekly Drag Shows
- Oz New Orleans (800 Bourbon St) — Winner of the 2024 Gay Appreciation Awards for "Best Show Club." Hosts "Let it Whip" high-energy drag shows on the 1st and 3rd Saturday nights at 8 PM, plus "Drag Bingeaux Time" every Sunday from 7-9 PM
- The AllWays Lounge & Cabaret (2240 St. Claude Ave) — A beloved queer performance venue in the Marigny with regular drag, burlesque, cabaret, and comedy shows throughout the week
- Golden Lantern (1239 Royal St) — Hosts regular drag shows and special events at this historic 24/7 bar
- Bourbon Pub Parade (801 Bourbon St) — Regular drag entertainment on the Bourbon Street stage
Drag Brunch
- The Country Club (634 Louisa St) — Drag brunch every Saturday and Sunday in the Bywater with seatings at 10 AM and 1 PM. Features a pool, full restaurant, and cocktail bar
- Diva Royale Restaurant — Drag dining shows on Fridays and Saturdays, and drag brunch on Sundays
- Virgin Hotels New Orleans — Drag and burlesque brunch with bottomless bubbles
Cabaret & Burlesque
- Cafe Lafitte In Exile (901 Bourbon St) — Regular karaoke nights and special performance events at one of the oldest gay bars in the U.S.
- Good Friends Bar & Queens Head Pub (740 Dauphine St) — Hosts occasional drag and cabaret events in the upstairs Queens Head Pub
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