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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Fishtown brewery with themed Sunday drag brunches
Evil Genius Beer Co. is a brewery taproom on Front Street in Philadelphia's Fishtown, and on most Sundays it turns into a themed drag brunch with Philly drag queens, from pop-punk and Hunger Games brunches to holiday-movie shows. Doors open at 11 a.m. and the show starts at noon; tickets are sold by the table, are non-refundable, and the brunch is 18+. It's a Gay Friendly brewery rather than a gay bar, and the Sunday drag brunch is the reason to go. Bring small bills to tip the queens.
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