LGBTQ

Brookline Booksmith’s Queer Book Club meets to discuss Plastic, Prism, Void: Part One. The club is free to join and welcomes new readers each month at the Coolidge Corner store.

A cheeky ticketed cabaret-style show takes the stage at Club Cafe, Boston’s iconic LGBTQ+ bar and showroom. Seating is cabaret style and tickets run about $27 with fees, so reserve ahead.

The beloved Sunday drag brunch returns to Carrie Nation Cocktail Club on Beacon Hill with a noon seating of performances, brunch plates, and cocktails. Tickets go through Eventbrite and seatings regularly sell out.

Every Monday the South End’s beloved Club Café trades happy-hour calm for the clatter of bingo daubers and the roar of a packed room as MIZERY works the mic in full sequins. Pull up to a table for dinner and a craft cocktail, then play for prizes between her sharp-tongued numbers. Admission is free for…

Leave it to the Museum of Science to host one of the most original drag nights in town. Coleslaw’s Corner hands the Charles Hayden Planetarium over to Coleslaw, a fixture of Boston drag, who fills the 57-foot dome with custom visuals while a rotating cast of local performers works the room below. It’s part of…

Once a month on the fourth Sunday, the Moonshine Room at Club Café turns into one of the South End’s liveliest daytime parties. Boston queen Mizery leads a cast of celebrity-impersonator drag performers, plus rotating special guests, through a fully interactive show — with a seated à la carte brunch service beforehand so you can…

Once a month on the fourth Sunday, the Moonshine Room at Club Café turns into one of the South End’s liveliest daytime parties. Boston queen Mizery leads a cast of celebrity-impersonator drag performers, plus rotating special guests, through a fully interactive show — with a seated à la carte brunch service beforehand so you can…