An Ordinary Week Versus a Big Weekend at Starlets: The Full Lineup

A week at Starlets runs in a fixed order. Six of the seven nights carry a name, those names do not move around, and the lineup is set far enough ahead that you can choose the night before you build the plan around it.

The week, in the order it arrives

All six start at 11 PM. Starlets is open daily 11 PM to 4 AM, at 49-09 25th Ave, Woodside, NY 11377, so the gap between an ordinary week and a big weekend is not a gap in hours. It is a difference in how much you need to settle in advance.

Whatever is running on the specific night you have in mind sits on the events page. Look at it nearer the date instead of trusting a screenshot somebody forwarded a month ago.

Starlets performer photographed at the Queens club, which opens at 11 PM every night

A big night asks you to decide earlier

On a weekend night, the decisions that matter get made days before anyone leaves the house. Where the group sits. Who books it. How many are genuinely coming rather than theoretically coming.

A VIP Reservation at Starlets is reserved seating plus table service, arranged in advance, and it earns the most on the nights when the entire city is out at the same time. Make that call when the plan forms, not on the walk over.

The long window changes the maths on arriving late. A group walking in at one in the morning still has three hours in front of it, which is more night than most people plan for. What a late arrival costs you is choice.

How a floor feels early against how it feels later is its own subject, handled in a packed peak floor versus a looser later crowd.

A midweek visit is a smaller decision

Midweek is for the plan that is four people and one text message. You are walking into the same room at the same address with the same late window to work with, so nothing about it is a lesser version of a night out.

What changes is how much scaffolding the night needs. Midweek you can decide on the day and still sit down comfortably. A weekend night rewards someone picking up the phone earlier in the week and settling the table while it is easy.

The other thing midweek gives you is attention span. Conversation is easier, the group stays in one piece, and people who would have been shouting over each other on a big night actually hear the answer.

The night with no name

Monday is the one night of the week with nothing branded attached to it. There is no theme to look up and no listing to hunt for. If somebody tells you what the Monday night is called, they have the wrong venue in mind.

That is worth knowing before you plan around it. Six names, six nights, and a seventh that stays quietly unlabelled.

What the names actually tell you

Four of the six names set a mood rather than describe a format, which is deliberate. Two of them are literal. Reggae vs Trap Friday tells you precisely what the sound is built around, and choosing Reggae vs Trap Friday goes further into it.

Startender Sundays is named for the Startenders, which is Starlets' own word for its bartender-entertainers, and Startender Sundays is the post that explains what that night is built around.

Anything beyond the name changes from week to week, so the events page and the phone are the only places that carry it accurately.

When a name tells you nothing, call and ask what that night is usually like. It is a normal question, people ask it constantly, and you get a straight answer from someone who was standing there last time.

Pick the night, then book to fit it

Decide which of the six you want first. That single choice does more for the night than any amount of arranging afterwards, because the six are genuinely different from one another and the group will feel it.

The rotation is the useful part. A night you liked comes around again under the same name, so a repeat visit is not a guess. Find the one that suits your group and you have something you can go back to without rebuilding the whole plan.

Then book to match. Everything here is quoted rather than listed on a menu, so call with the night, the head count, and the occasion, and let them tell you what fits. Reserved seating and table service are on the service list, and you can start a VIP booking here.

The number is (646) 301-6606. If you are still deciding between a late Queens night and something else entirely, clubs open late in Queens is the wider view.

The lineup does not change. What changes is how early you should call.