Milwaukee gay clubs
Daily Events
Open at 3PM Sunday - Saturday
Effective May 1st 2024:
Open 3pm Monday - Friday, 1pm Saturday & Sunday
For tickets to upcoming events please see our page at Eventbrite.
All events are 21+ unless otherwise stated. Detailed listing of events are on Facebook.
Monday
Karaoke – Moonlight Karaoke every Monday at 9pm.
Tuesday
Two for One Tuesday - 2.4.1 Rail mixers and tap beers open until nearby 3pm-2am.
Wednesday
Trivia – free-to-play trivia every Wednesday at 7pm, win bar tabs and gift cards.
18+ Night - Milwaukee’s only LGBT+ 18+ night featuring a 10:00pm drag show with upcoming queens and a DJ until close, $10 cover if under 21, 8pm-close.
Thursday
Tequila Thursdays - $1 Off tequila shots and mixers.
Drag Bingo – hosted by Flonase every week, 5:30pm-8pm.
Drag Shows - Follow our event calendar on Facebook. to see what shows we have lined up!
Friday
Drag Shows - 10:00pm. Trails our event calendar on Facebook. to see what shows we have lined up!
The dance floor opens with one of our house DJs after every drag show!
Saturday
Drag Shows - 10:00pm. Follow our event calendar on Facebook. to see what shows we have lined up!
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Milwaukee Gay Bar Guide: 9 of the Best Milwaukee Male lover Bars
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Map of Milwaukee’s Homosexual Bars
1) This Is It!
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418 E. Wells St.
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We are taking online reservations!
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Anastasia Beaverhousen:
The staff here was absolutely amazing! Every bartender, dancer and cocktail server was so sweet! They made our celebration a nigh to remember! Thankyou La Cage!
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Christopher John:
LaCage has been a accurate landmark for gays in and out of Milwaukee. LaCage offers several twirl floors, a stunning updated upstairs and another bar downstairs which offers another feel to this large nightclub!
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Erik P:
I've been here more than a handful of times, and I can express ever since they changed the label back to La Cage, this place has never been better! I'd favor to give some praise to Sami and Donovan for being some of the absolute top bar tenders I've ever come across!
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Molly:
This is a enjoyable place. They're usually not so hectic on Fridays and there's not that many people there but Saturdays are pretty busy and full. They usually have drag shows on the superior flo
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This location, originally the site of two famous dance bars Gary's and then Circus Circus, was apparently vacant for a time. Then, in August 1980, a "teaser" ad appeared for "Trash" bar, without an address. The bar "Trash" advertised again in an October 1980 issue of Milwaukee Calendar, this time showing the "219 S. 2nd Street" address. But "Trash" appears to have had a slow start, and after just a few months, in January 1981, an ad "Trash it up at Club 219" appeared that essentially signaled a morphing into Club 219, and a major chapter in Milwaukee's gay bar life began.
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