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Dorothy's Second Annual: Homo Homecoming!


Repair that inner high school child by dressing how you want, bringing who you want, and dancing the night away! HOMO HOMECOMING is back for year two!

Presented by Don Julio, Bombay Sapphire & Jack Daniels, Homo Homecoming will be all night at Dorothy on October 2nd from 8pm til 2am. Free to RSVP and with a $10 cover at the door, we can't wait to see your Homecoming styles.

SCHEDULE

  • 8-10pm Doors & Cheer activations by Chicago Spirit Brigade

  • 10pm: Dance floor begins with Queer Dance Freakout & DJ Syd

  • Midnight-2am: DJ DaiGroovie keeps the party going

Dorothy is 21+ and requires physical ID for all to enter. Dorothy is also ADA accessible with elevator access on Campbell Ave. If you are a guest who requires elevator access, please wait by the black doors on Campbell Ave and call our staff to assist: 773-770-3799

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ABOUT OUR FEATURES

The Chicago Spirit Brigade (CSB) is a 100% volunteer-powered team of cheerleaders, dancers, and flag-twirlers who perform at events, festivals and parades around the Chicago and Midwest regions in order to raise money for local nonprofits dedicated to serving individuals and communities with life-altering challenges. A proud founding member of the Pride Cheerleading Association, CSB has raised over $170,000 since 2003, and continues to give 100% of the money raised earnings to the nonprofits we serve.

DJ DaiGroovie is an eclectic DJ, artist, and producer hailing from the West Side of Chicago. With a background rooted in innovation and groove, he has brought his sound to major stages—including the Pygmalion Festival, where he opened for JPEGMAFIA, performances for Mayor Lori Lightfoot, and shows across Chicago and the Champaign-Urbana music scene. He holds a degree in Music Technology and is currently pursuing his master’s in the field, blending technical expertise with artistic vision. Through his music and art, Np0 / DJ DaiGroovie creates spaces that amplify underrepresented voices and shed light on overlooked issues, using sound as both expression and platform.

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