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Washington D.C., District of Columbia
DC's only drag brunch bingo
Whitlow's is a U Street neighborhood bar and grill with a rooftop tiki bar, live music, and the kind of unfussy menu, grilled cheese, chicken tenders, weekend brunch, that makes it an easy hang (not to be confused with the separate Whitlow's at the Wharf). The LGBTQ+ hook lands once a month: Tara Hoot's Camp(y) Bingo Brunch, billed as DC's only drag brunch bingo and voted Best Drag Show by Washington City Paper. Expect prizes, bottomless mimosas, and Tara Hoot working the room on a Sunday afternoon.
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