This monthly Queens drag brunch promises high-energy numbers, dancing, flips and kicks from Melisma, a Latina alternative showgirl, and Nicole Glossier. The organizers moved to a free-reservation model after community feedback, with a paid VIP tier for premium seats and a mimosa. If you live in western Queens and want a drag brunch without trekking to Manhattan, Sanger Hall on Skillman is close by.
What to expect
Doors open an hour before the show so guests can settle in and order from the brunch and drink specials. The 90-minute performance runs in the hall with numbers from both queens, and there is a photo booth for pictures. Seating is limited, and VIP guests sit up front.
Good to know
- 21+ only.
- Reserve a seat in advance; seating is limited.
- Bring cash to tip the performers.
- The 7 train to 46th Street–Bliss Street is a short walk.
- Paid parking is available nearby.
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Common questions
Is the Sunnyside Drag Brunch free?
General reservations are free; VIP tickets with premium seating and a mimosa are paid. Food and drinks are purchased separately.
Who is performing?
Melisma and Nicole Glossier headline this Glossy Girlz edition.
What is the age policy?
The event is 21+.
