Weimar Queer Bar

Step into a time of cabaret, culture, and unapologetic freedom at Weimar Queer Bar, hosted at the charming Coronet in downtown Tucson. This special one-night event is set for Tuesday, January 21, from 5 PM to 9 PM, at 198 West Cushing Street, and it promises an unforgettable evening filled with vibrant energy, delicious food, and live music.

Inspired by the progressive and artistic spirit of the Weimar era, this queer bar takeover is a celebration of community, creativity, and inclusivity—before it all went to hell. Whether you’re part of the LGBTQ+ community, an ally, or simply someone who appreciates an atmosphere of acceptance and charm, this event is open to everyone.

Savor the Coronet’s renowned café-style menu, available all night, while soaking in the ambiance of a lively yet welcoming space. Starting at 6 PM, the Naim Amor’s Mambo Cat Trio takes the stage, delivering a dynamic blend of jazz, mambo, and irresistible rhythms that will keep you swaying all night long.

With its retro-glam nod to the Weimar era, Weimar Queer Bar offers a perfect mix of nostalgia and modern-day celebration. The event encourages guests to embrace their authentic selves and connect with Tucson’s vibrant LGBTQ+ community in a fun, judgment-free zone.

Whether you’re there for the music, the food, or the community vibes, this evening promises to leave you uplifted and inspired. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to experience a unique cultural moment at one of Tucson’s favorite venues.

Mark your calendars for Tuesday, January 21, and get ready to indulge in an evening of inclusivity, music, and unforgettable memories. We’ll see you at the Coronet!