Salt Lake's tropical LGBTQ+ hotspot — drag shows, Sunday drag brunch, and a silent disco dance floor every Friday and Saturday night.
Why Kiki turned into a Salt Lake City sensation almost overnight — a tropical, tiki-styled LGBTQ+ bar and club downtown at 69 W 100 S that's equal parts show venue, dance floor and community living room. Flattering lights, fishbowl cocktails and a stage that belongs to some of the city's fiercest drag performers.
The weekly rhythm: drag shows and themed party nights through the weekend, the famous Sunday drag brunch, and a silent disco every Friday and Saturday from 9 PM to 2 AM, where headphones split the dance floor into multiple channels of pop, throwbacks, hip-hop and queer anthems — included with the night's cover.
For LGBTQ+ nightlife in Salt Lake City that's welcoming to everyone, Why Kiki is the moment — part of the SLC scene we cover at Events SLC.
SLC's fiercest performers own the stage — and Sunday drag brunch is a hot ticket.
Headphones on, pick your channel — pop, throwbacks, hip-hop, queer anthems. 9 PM–2 AM.
30+ tropical cocktails slung in fishbowls and tiki mugs at the beach bar.
A proudly queer space with themed nights and a come-as-you-are crowd.
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Book the drag brunch, grab silent disco cover, or just show up ready to dance.