Silver Spring’s All Set brings back its Saturday drag brunch on June 18 from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m., featuring the queens from Haus of Stone ($10 to enter). All Set will also host a new drag happy hour on Thursday, June 30 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Entry is free, and seats are first come, first served. A portion of proceeds from all Pride-related events will be donated to The Trevor Project. Snag a seathere.

On Saturday, June 11, DC Brau’s Northeast beer garden hosts a WERQ Pride Party & Drag Show (3 p.m. to 6 p.m.); each$15 ticketincludes its 5th annual Pride Pils can. This year’s winning design by Chord Bezerra ofDistrict Co-Opcounters the harmful message of Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill. Donations and proceeds go toThe Blade FoundationandSMYAL.

D.C.’s El Salvadoran fixture makes a Mucho, Mucho Amor cocktail in homage to LGBTQ+ and Latinx iconWalter Mercado. Sales from the rainbow-hued June cocktail, garnished with an orange slice, a long-stemmed cherry, and rainbow sprinkles around the rim ($12), help support Casa Ruby.

Located a block from the parade starting route, this Mexican mainstay has a bevy of Pride events and a new cocktail menu celebrating five historical LGBTQ+ icons; $1 from each Tito’s-sponsored Sylvia Rivera goes to The Capital Pride Alliance. On Thursday, June 9, Vida Fitness throws a happy hour from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., or until the keg is kicked. On Saturday, June 11, Tico keeps parade attendees satisfied with to-go quesadillas, snacks, and cocktails sent through open storefront windows. On Thursday, June 16, Tico welcomes Catoctin Creek’s Whiskey Unicorn Fairy for an 80s-themed party from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Ivy City amaro makers Don Ciccio & Figli just unveiled a limited line called Eklectika. Tutti Frutti, the first liqueur in the new collection, is a special edition release for Pride. The shimmering spirit is shaded a vibrant purple and made iridescent with edible glitter; $10 of each bottle sold supports local LGBTQ+ organizations.

KNEAD Hospitality + Designintroduces a Pride month cocktail at all of its D.C. restaurants for June, with sales supporting suicide prevention nonprofit Trevor Project. The Unicorn Spritz features Tito’s, Señora Curaçao, lemon verbena, fresh squeezed lemon, Peychaud’s bitters, club soda, and pearl dust. KNEAD also sponsors this year’s DC Front Runners (DCFR) Pride Run 5K on Friday, June 10, at 7 p.m.

From now until June 12, the pizzeria’s Dupont location will feature pours and canned beers from local, queer-owned breweries and distilleries, with all sales benefittingSMYALandThe Blade Foundation. Opt for a Pride weekend beer flight ($14) or parade-day special: a draft and shot ofCivic Pride Vodkafor $10.

The Dupont vegan restaurant does drag shows on June 9, 11, and 30 hosted by D’manda Martini, the resident drag queen of itsbrand new Botanical Bar downstairs. DC Vegan will grill sausages and “not dogs” during the parade at 2 p.m., complete with special cocktails like the Flora Fauna.

D.C.’s only queer- and women-owned distillery Republic Restoratives is the starring spirit for June at the ramen restaurant. Sales from Representative Patsy Mink ($28), made with RR’s limited edition Madam Bourbon, Honkaku Reserve Crio Shochu, fermented corn, and macadamia orgeat, will help support Whitman Walker Clinic. Each Wednesday in June, a representative from Republic Restoratives will be on-site to chat about pours. Friday night karaoke at Navy Yard sister spot Hatoba is “Gay Icon” themed for June (think: Lady Gaga and Cher), with a rainbow-hued Out & Proud cocktail.

On Sunday, June 12 from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., the hotel bar hosts a “We Say Gay” party hosted by D.C.’s award-winning drag queen Bombalicious Eklaver. Guests can also expect live DJ sets plus festive food and drink specials, including rainbow-colored churros and “Spunk” cocktail made with vodka, lemon, raspberry and spice.

Capitol Hill’snew gay-owned barhosts a bunch of June events for Pride. There’s aTagg MagazinePride kickoff party with DJ Rosie to raise money for Wanda Alston Foundation (Saturday, June 4 at 9 p.m.); a live screening ofThe Lesbian Bar Projecton AMC (Sunday, June 5 at 10 p.m.); “Greetings From Queer Mountain Queer Storytelling” with an ASL interpreter (Thursday, June 9 at 10 p.m.); and a Half & Half Drag Show and tea party dance upstairs (Sunday, June 12, from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m.).

The cozy and eclectic American restaurant celebrates its first Pride on Barracks Row with Pride-a-palooza on Saturday, June 25, at 6 p.m. with resident queen Tara Hoot performing with Anja Dick and Tula. Expect special guests, dinner, prizes, and more (ticketsare $20).Festivitiesfor June also include a kickoff Pride party, comedians nights, and readings from the Rainbow Theatre Project.