Oz

A popular gay club among locals and tourists with a friendly atmosphere and helpful boytenders.

Oz's dress code is pretty casual: Just dress to boogie. However, there are frequent theme nights, so you may want to call ahead if you don't want to feel left out.

Oz is the place to see and be seen, with a primarily young crowd. It was ranked the city's best dance club by Gambit magazine, and Details magazine named it one of the top 50 clubs in the country. The music is great, there's an incredible laser-light show, and from time to time there are go-go boys atop the bar.

The ever-changing inventory of whimsical wearables for women here might include cloche and straw hats, flowing dresses, unusual silk separates, and handcrafted jewelry. The retro-style clothing looks vintage, but everything is new. You'll also find body and bath items, hair accessories, diaries, and greeting cards.

Dance, dance, dance ‘til you drop, drop, drop at New Orleans most popular gay nightclub and bar. DJs spin the techno loud as you can stand, and the drinks are a cut above the swill too often served on Bourbon Street. Gay camp spins into high gear every Wednesday night during Oz's "Broadway on Bourbon" review, which showcases cross-dressing singers belting out hits from Great White Way shows...

The Scene
Oz is a place for people-watching and being watched. Top-notch DJs provide a bouncy soundtrack for enthusiastic dancers. The constant music is accompanied by a laser-light show...

Oz New Orleans's Official Foursquare Venue Page! New Orleans Premier Gay Dance Club and the GAA Dance Club & Show Bar of the Year 2013.