Check out these events! Updated weekly.
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Thursday, Oct. 8
IT’S A DEAD BIRD, EAT IT!
OutSFL and Stonewall National Museum screen “What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?” at 6:30, with a trivia contest and prizes before the screening. Free, but limited seating, RSVP to
Friday, Oct. 9
THAT’S SO HOT!
You’ll “Swelter” on the dancefloor at Eagle with beats by Drew G. Dine with the Legends at The Well tonight, followed by karaoke with TP Lords. DJ Sedrick reigns at The Manor for Carnival. Latinos Salud in Wilton Manors offers Halloween make up classes.
Miss Trans Star International preliminaries take place at Gray Box Theater. “Dracula A Comedy of Terrors” from ArtBuzz is at Empire Stage. Revolution Live will “Bop to the Top” with an 18+ show. The Center for Spiritual Living presents an Aretha Franklin tribute concert, with an encore on Saturday. The Parker welcomes Jefferson Starship: Runaway Again Tour 2026, while the Arsht hosts “An Evening of Songs and Stories” with Patti Smith. Aziz Ansari’s “Hypothetical Tour” is at Hard Rock.
Saturday, Oct. 10
MEAT & GREET
Oh, wait a minute, Ramrod is holding a “Meet & Greet” with the contestants for Mr. Ramrod, before tomorrow night’s contest. You may have sweltered at Eagle last night, but tonight you’ll “Singe” with DJ Isaac Escalante. Eliad Cohen celebrates “Papa in the Garden of Eden” at The Manor. Natasha Ricketts and Eric Restivo host “Megamix” at Alibi, Chocolate City has a spades tournament tonight, and Cynn Sage is at Rebel Wine Bar.
For National Latino AIDS Awareness Day, Latinos Salud holds a Hispanic film festival (with tacos!) Compass welcomes Prime Timers, and they’ll crown Miss Trans Star International at Gray Box this evening. Slow Burn Theatre Company opens “Come From Away,” running through Oct. 25.
Sunday, Oct. 11
YOU BETTER WORK! DO YOUR THING ON THE RUNWAY!
Watch the guys strut their stuff at tonight’s Mr. Ramrod Contest. After a few too many “Defying Gravi-tinis” at LIT, you’ll think you sing as well as Ralphie the Singing Bartender. You Don’t! It’s leather night at Mad Hatter.
The Black Violin Tour is at Glazer Hall in Palm Beach and Miami Carnival Day Parade and Fête is at Central Broward Park in Lauderhill (don’t ask me why a Miami event is in Lauderhill, I only report these events.)
Monday, Oct. 12
SPARKLE BABY, SPARKLE!
It’s “Dress Up Karaoke” at Hunters. TP Lords has opened her trunks and brought in boas, hats, and all sorts of sparkly things to get you in your best diva mood. There’s some sort of game (or two, or three) on the video monitors at Gym Bar, but I enjoy watching the crowd more. And when I yell, “Score!” it has nothing to do with the game.
Tuesday, Oct. 13
MORE KARAOKE
If dressing up isn’t your thing, TP Lords hosts Royal T karaoke tonight (does she tote that karaoke machine around town with her?). If you DO want to dress up, in a different kind of outfit, it’s Pup Night at Eagle. It’s the monthly “Customer Appreciation Night” at Rebel Wine Bar, which means some complimentary charcuterie snacks.
It’s Pride Skate Night at Xtreme Action Park. At Salvo Osteria Romana, Ralphie performs and it’s also $25 all you can eat pasta night. The Pride Center presents a Restorative Yoga class from noon-1 p.m. and “Buena Vista Social Club” is at The Broward Center through Oct. 18.
Wednesday, Oct. 14
CHEAP WIENIES
Get a chili-cheese dog with an order of fries for just $7 at Pub on the Drive today. It’s “Pitch, Please!” with Natasha Ricketts at Alibi. The LIT skating club gets its “Mean Girls” fantasies going as they all wear pink in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Go to Scandals for the free movie screening, but stay for “Come As You Are” talent contest hosted by Jamie La Choy. It’s Gaymer night at The Well.
HEADS UP
This new section is to alert you to events that will happen before the next edition of the paper hits the street.
Mad Hatter Lounge Pink Party Liquor Basket raffle - Oct. 15.
Gray Box Theater’s One-Year Celebration - Oct. 19.
Hocus Pocus Experience at The Parker - Oct. 22
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Compiled by Rick Karlin.


