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Omaha, Nebraska
Omaha's LGBTQ-owned cabaret show bar since 2003, with Fri–Sat drag and weekly karaoke
Flixx Lounge & Cabaret Show Bar has been a fixture of Omaha's LGBTQ+ scene in the Little Italy neighborhood for years, and it's locally LGBTQ-owned and operated. The layout splits in two: a main lounge with a pool table and dart board for hanging out, and a separate cabaret room built for seated drag shows on Friday and Saturday nights. That setup makes it a lounge-and-show bar rather than a standing-room dance club — the kind of place you settle into for an evening rather than push through a crowd. The week fills in with Tuesday trivia, Thursday karaoke, and recurring drag bingo. For a visitor it's Omaha's go-to for a relaxed queer night with a show attached, and an easy room to actually talk to people in.
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