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Coconut Club

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About this venue

Say hello to Coconut Club, Austin’s wildly colorful, multi-level tropical dance temple that feels like a neon-drenched vaporwave fever dream. Founded by alums of the beloved Cheer Up Charlies, this queer nightlife sanctuary is built by DJs, for DJs, even boasting a dance floor that playfully carries a faint, sweet aroma of piña coladas. Between the dark, laser-lit electronic underbelly on the ground floor and the breezy, high-energy rooftop deck framed by dramatic glass skyscrapers, this space serves an eclectic sonic cocktail of driving house, heavy tech beats, and pulsating Latin reggaeton. It is a gloriously uninhibited, inclusive haven where you can dance under glowing red lights, watch iconic rooftop drag showcases, and celebrate pure community joy.

Practical details

Address: 310B Colorado St, Austin, TX 78701, United States

Hours: Mon-Tue closed; Wed-Fri 21:00-02:00; Sat 13:00-02:00; Sun 17:00-02:00. Follow the current event channel for changes.

Venue intelligence

Know before you go

Typical queue

During mid-week Wednesday or early weekend hours, you can sweep right through security. On Friday and Saturday nights past 11:00 PM, expect a dense, high-energy line out front that usually moves steadily, taking around 15 to 30 minutes to get inside.

Best night

Saturday afternoon is Coco Cxnts drag brunch; Wednesday through Friday emphasise late DJs; Sunday opens earlier than the weekday club schedule. Pick by format.

Locals vs visitors

Queer Austin clubgoers, drag-brunch groups, house and electronic fans, visitors and mixed friends use the multi-level space. The crowd shifts from daytime brunch to late dancing.

Dress code in practice

Expressive warm-weather clubwear works; use secure shoes on stairs and indoor-outdoor surfaces. No universal formal code is published.

Staff inclusion

Fiercely protective and community-rooted. Because it is a completely queer-conceived space, the internal management and bouncers work actively to maintain an uncompromisingly safe harbor for trans, non-binary, and gender-nonconforming patrons.

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