That hasn’t always worked out, and Katoa and Rawlings acknowledge that not everyone has been on board with The Locker Room moving in. They also wanted to keep all the regulars and allies who had been coming for years to Fiddler’s Elbow - which is now located in the front of the building, where Salt Lake Pizza & Pasta used to be.

(Bethany Baker | The Salt Lake Tribune) Patrons cheer during the weekly Tailgate Drag Brunch at The Locker Room, a gay sports bar, in Salt Lake City on Saturday, Dec. 2100 South, The Locker Room was designed to be not only a safe haven for the LGBTQ community, but also a bar for the Sugar House neighborhood. Located in the space previously occupied by Fiddler’s Elbow, at 1063 E.

It was just another Saturday at The Locker Room, Salt Lake City’s first gay sports bar, which has been holding its Tailgate Drag Brunch every week since the first weekend in October. Third, be generous with the tips and “make it rain on us,” host Lilia Maughn said. Second, don’t touch the drag queens without permission - and never touch their hair. The small crowd was rowdy but respectful, following the three rules of the show: First, have fun. When the show began, people cheered and waved dollar bills to tip the performers, who danced and sashayed around the bar tables to Britney Spears, Avril Lavigne and others. As The Locker Room’s patrons waited, they happily sipped mimosas, ate brunch from the buffet, greeted and hugged their friends, or watched basketball on the TVs. The drag show was running a few minutes late, but no one seemed to mind.

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