Wednesdays · 7–9pm · Café in Roma Norte
Cafecito & Intercambio
Spanish–English exchange in pairs that rotate every 20 minutes. Shy? Tell your host — they'll sit the first round with you.
Free · just buy yourself a drink
25+ gatherings a month
Find your night of the week.
Recurring meetups are the heart of the club — small, hosted, and always free for first-timers. Big parties are the cherry on top.
Good to know
- · First meetup always free
- · Hosts wear yellow lanyards
- · 18+ after 9pm, ID checked
Weekly meetups
Thursdays · 7–10pm · Clubhouse, Zona Rosa
Game night
Lotería with ridiculous prizes, Catan leagues, Mario Kart tournaments. Bring a game or just bring yourself.
Free for members · $50 for guests
Saturdays · 11am–1pm · Parque México
Vogue & movement
All-levels ballroom basics led by dancers from local houses. Meet at the foro; look for the rainbow speaker.
Free · all bodies, all levels
Sundays · 8am–2pm · Ajusco & beyond
Senderismo queer
Easy-to-medium group hikes with a sweep hiker so nobody is ever last alone. Transport shared from Metro Auditorio.
Free · bring water & sunblock
Last Friday · 9pm–2am · Roma Norte
Fiesta Pride: the monthly big one.
Two dance floors, a drag revue at midnight, papel picado ceiling, and a quiet lounge with board games and agua fresca for anyone who needs a breather. Consent crew in pink vests all night.
- · Welcome drink included with every pass
- · Members skip the line + bring a friend half-price
- · Sober-friendly chill space, always
Questions, answered
No. Your first meetup is free and most weekly events stay open to guests. Membership just makes everything cheaper and keeps the club running.
Absolutely — that's half the club. Most events run bilingual, hosts translate, and the intercambio exists exactly for you.
Yes, actively. Trained hosts at every event, a consent crew at parties, no photos without permission, and a clear code of conduct — anyone who breaks it is out, no second chances for harassment.
Yes — accomplices welcome. They follow the same house rules, and queer folks always get priority in small-capacity events.