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Tulsa, Oklahoma
Tulsa's leather and Levi bar in the Pearl District since 2005, open daily from 2 PM
A Pearl District fixture since 2005, the Tulsa Eagle is the city's leather-and-Levi bar — part of the international Eagle lineage, with the industrial, unfussy look that comes with it: pool table, darts, video games, and a large outdoor patio that doubles as the bar's second room. It opens early, around 2 PM most days, which makes it as much an afternoon hangout as a late-night one. The week swings between the fetish-leaning core and broader appeal: an underwear night midweek, karaoke and drag on other nights, and recurring charity fundraisers like 'Karaoke for a Cause' that keep it tied into Tulsa's queer community. It's the counterweight to the downtown dance clubs — lower-key, gear-friendly, and built for regulars — and the natural anchor if leather and Levi is your scene in Tulsa.
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