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Thursday, May 14
KISSES, PULLING, AND THE JET SET
“Billy’s Hollywood Screen Kiss” screens at Stonewall at 6:30. For $10 you can get your pork pulled at Gym Bar. Oh, wait! That’s pulled pork. Pam Ann touches down at Hunters tonight. LIT celebrates Howard’s Birthday with Bingo Bitch and offers former Spirit employees 50% off all drinks till the end of the month.
The Parker hosts “The Calling: Before the World Turns to Dust Tour 2026,” and The Eagles’ “The Long Goodbye Act III” is at Hard Rock.
Friday, May 15
RAW AND PINK
Things will be “Raw” tonight at Eagle with DJ Mitch Ferrino, and The Manor’s “Zona Rosa” party welcomes Plain Jane and Morphine Love Dion from “RuPaul’s Drag Race”. Speaking of the show, the “All Star” edition is now running, LIT and Latinos Salud in Miami host watch parties.
Wink opens at Thinking Cap Theatre and runs through May 26. Broward Center welcomes Jason Mraz’s “Still Yours 2026 Tour,” Nova Singers perform golden oldies in honor of its 50th year at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church in Oakland Park. Dance NOW! Miami Program II presents an encore presentation of “Bridges NOT Walls” at Aventura Arts & Cultural Center, and The Norton Museum holds a luau in honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
Saturday, May 16
HARD CORE, SHIRTLESS, & WET
Eagle goes “Hard Core” with beats by J Warren, Saturdays are shirtless at Chocolate City. Bring your umbrella, Rhiannon, it’s April Showers at The Manor, with DJ Nina Flowers. It’s Noche Loca at Alibi in the Monkey Bar, and they’re celebrating Howard’s birthday at LeBoy. How many boys, I mean candles, does he have to blow out? Rebel offers a wine class this afternoon, and then, this evening, Cynn Sage entertains.
Elevate your morning routine with donuts and conversation at Stonewall at 11:30, they’re “Jammin’ at The Pride Center” from 5-7 p.m. At Broward Center, Samantha Bee explains “How to Survive Menopause.”
Sunday, May 17
SHOW TUNE SUNDAYS
Show Tune Sundays are beginning to draw a following at Infinity. It runs from 2-ish to 6 p.m. If that’s not enough for you, head over to No Manors for its “ShowGay” show tunes until 10. It’s Industry night at the Pub with Brian Mason, and Tony Oakley and Rick Leonard are at Tropics.
Curtains Up! Maltz Jupiter Theat opens “Man of La Mancha” while Zoetic at Arsht debuts “Belle and Sebastian.” The Broward Center presents Brazilian Voices “Bossa Nova & Wellness,” Nulume in concert at The Center for Spiritual Living, and Palm Beach Symphony presents Beethoven: Egmont: Overture, Op. 84, Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 22 in E-Flat Major, K. 482, Holst: The Planets, Op. 32.
Monday, May 18
STRAP ON, OR PUMP?
The Stilettos show tonight features Jessica Channing, Haime Collinwood, Leila B Cox-Chambers, and Candy Cox, with host Verandah Lanai.
Island City Stage hosts a discussion of LGBTQ storytelling in children’s literature, and Compass’ youth drop-in center opens at 5 p.m.
Tuesday, May 19
ROCK OUT WITH YOUR JOCK OUT
It’s undies night at Ramrod. Natasha Ricketts is at Aqua, and Rebel Wine Bar offers a “Paint n’ Sip” wine drawing class.
SunServe’s Youth Group meets at 750 SE 3rd Ave.
Wednesday, May 20
PLEASE STAND AND PUT YOUR HAND ON YOUR, UHM, HEART
Jennifer McClain presents a night of gay anthems at Roosters. It’s Bingo with Nikki Adams at The Pub, and karaoke music trivia at Scandals. Duck! It’s the World Series of Darts at LIT.
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Compiled by Rick Karlin.
