Oz stands as New Orleans' top gay dance club, nestled on Bourbon Street in the vibrant French Quarter. This two-story venue pulses with energy, featuring top DJs spinning hits, captivating drag shows, and high-energy go-go dancers that keep the crowd moving all night.
With two bars, a balcony overlooking the bustling street, and a compact yet electric dance floor, Oz delivers non-stop entertainment. Daily events ensure there's always something fresh, from themed parties to live performances. Drinks run pricey like elsewhere in the Quarter, but the immersive experience makes it worthwhile.
A staple of LGBTQ+ nightlife, Oz draws a diverse, fun-loving crowd ready to celebrate. It's the perfect spot to dive into the city's legendary party scene, creating memories amid lights, music, and infectious vibes.
Hotels near Oz
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Nearby Locations
Bourbon Pub and Parade
The Bourbon Pub & Parade
Good Friends Bar
Cafe Lafitte in Exile
Bourbon Street (Lavender Line)
The Silver Fox
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 18:00 - 04:00
Friday: 18:00 - 04:00
Saturday: 18:00 - 04:00
Sunday: Closed
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