By Randy Shulman on July 21, 2018 @RandyShulman
Recently, Scene stopped by Pitchers DC, Dave Perruzza’s festive, new LGBTQ bar in Adams Morgan. There were darts. There was foosball. There was… Dave! Also spotted: Dave’s hubby Richard “History in the Making” Paules, Dito “Mojito” Sevilla, and Ashley “Got Pride?” Smith. Pitchers, which will soon open its adjoining lesbian bar, the cleverly-named A League of Her Own, is planning a grand opening party sometime in August. We’ll let you know as soon as we know!
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Photographs by Ward Morrison
By André Hereford on September 7, 2026 @here4andre
Reality TV works in mysterious ways. An ostensible loss can quickly and unexpectedly be transformed into a win, especially in the hands of a queen who's prepared. RuPaul's Drag Race favorite Salina EsTitties, a.k.a. Jason De Puy, was heartbroken, she says, that her run on the recent All Stars season 11 came to an end in her first round of competition.
The feisty Latina performer, who first competed on Drag Race proper three years ago, returned for All Stars with fierce new looks and a fierce attitude, but still missed the cut of queens who made it out of their bracket to the Merge, where finalists would compete.
By John Riley on September 29, 2026 @JRileyMW
HV Entertainment, the LGBTQ hospitality group behind several nationwide nightlife venues, has partnered with longtime D.C. bar operator Dave Perruzza to acquire a minority stake in Pitchers, the LGBTQ sports bar in Adams Morgan, and its adjoining lesbian bar, A League of Her Own.
The partnership brings both bars into the HV Entertainment family -- marking the company's entry into the D.C. market -- while keeping Perruzza involved through the transition. Under the deal, HV Entertainment acquires 49% of Pitchers and ALOHO, while Perruzza retains 51%. HV Entertainment has an option to buy his remaining stake.
By Randy Shulman on October 3, 2026 @RandyShulman
Plan your next night out with our weekly nightlife listings, organized by day. Venue addresses, websites, and Instagram links appear below the schedule.
Listings are provided by participating venues and are subject to change. Metro Weekly makes every effort to ensure accuracy but is not responsible for errors or schedule changes. Check with venues for the latest details.
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