Hey Queen is held one Saturday out of every month, now at Littlefield, 622 Degraw Street between Third and Fourth Ave in Gowanus, Brooklyn ( ). There's also usually an art installation to go with the event, and performers to go with the theme covers vary from about $3 to $15 depending on the party, and this weekend's Pride Party (which doubles as the series' anniversary celebration) features a happy hour with cheap drink specials. With more than 5,000 attendees it remains one of the biggest gay dance parties in the world. HEY QUEEN Hey Queen's been holding its monthly multi-gender LGBTQ dance bashes in Brooklyn since 2009 it first kicked off its parties at Sugarland in Williamsburg before moving to Public Assembly, and, most recently, Littlefield in Gowanus, and themed ragers have included everything from 'Queen of the Damned' to 'Alexander McQueen' to 'Queen of the Obscene.' The soiree always gets going on the dance floor, with super-enthusiastic partygoers grooving to DJs like Amber Valentine and Precolumbian, gogo dancers providing sweet eye-candy and a photographer running around who always manages to get your good side. The Black Party NYC 2023: Considered by many as the Father of all large circuit events, THE BLACK PARTY is one of Gay New York’s most attended, longest running and highly anticipated events. A bathhouse-y party that starts slowly, but after the toweled (and usually hot) patrons have had a few thousand drinks, it becomes a nouveau version of the.
Hey Queen (Courtesy Grace Chu, via Facebook)
