"For over 40 years, Gipsy has been a cornerstone of Las Vegas’s queer nightlife, once hosting legends like Cher, Liberace, and Joan Rivers. After closing in 2020, it reopened in 2024 with a fresh look—10,000 square feet of bold artwork, velvet seating, and sleek metalwork. Guests can sip signature cocktails, snack on sushi rolls, and catch one of the city’s most high-energy drag brunches. Expect RuPaul’s Drag Race stars, full choreography, backup dancers, and a buffet loaded with waffles, breakfast sandwiches, fresh fruit, and coffee." - Janna Karel
"Ultra Brunch at this Las Vegas gay nightclub has a bottomless brunch buffet of pancakes, eggs, bacon, donuts, eclairs — and mimosas. And drag performances combine old-school drag glamour with bold, contemporary artistry. Doors open at 12 p.m. and showtime at 1 p.m. on Saturdays." - Janna Karel
"Gipsy Las Vegas (4605 Paradise Road) will host an Election Night watch party at 5 p.m. with live election coverage on the big screen. Gather at the gay nightclub with fellow voters, popcorn, and small bites." - Janna Karel
"Gipsy, a historic gay bar in Las Vegas, has a 40-year history but recently reopened in a new building. It features a vibrant atmosphere with purple tones, burnished metal palm trees, floral wallpaper, and offers a variety of events including Drag Race watch parties, karaoke, and brunches. The venue has a storied past, including surviving arson and lawsuits, and has been a significant part of the local queer community." - Janna Karel
"For 40 years, Gipsy had been a place to party and a safe haven for the LGBTQ+ community. It was frequented by locals, visitors, and celebrities like Cher, Liberace, Bette Midler, and Joan Rivers. It closed in 2020 but it reopened in 2024. The 10,000-square-foot bar is decorated with unique artwork, velvet furniture pieces, and metalwork. And Gipsy hosts regular lip sync contests and drag performances. Sip signature cocktails or order bites and sushi rolls." - Janna Karel