Find a place to watch, then confirm the game and screening before making plans.
Updated October 2026
New York Liberty home games are at Barclays Center in Brooklyn. For a game night elsewhere, NYC women's sports bars offer places to check for screenings and community gatherings. For more ways to meet people around the city, see our guide to queer and lesbian events in NYC.
A word of caution before we start: bars do not show every game, and watch-party schedules change from week to week. Treat this as a list of where to look, then check each bar's website or Instagram for the day you want.
To find community around a game, explore the 10th Muses women’s sports event hub and WhatsApp guide. 10th Muses is a social club for queer and lesbian women, trans and nonbinary folks, 30+; WLW fans can use current listings to see what is actually scheduled.
Start with the official team or league schedule and confirm the date, start time, and time zone. Regular-season, playoff, and off-season schedules are different. A venue that screened a past Liberty game may not be showing another one, and a playoff date does not guarantee that a particular team will be playing.
Then confirm the screening directly with the venue. Ask whether it will show that exact game, whether the sound will be on, and whether you need an RSVP or paid ticket. The live women’s sports hub is a starting point for current listings, not a promise that a game or watch party is available today.
Blazers Sports Bar at 308 Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg describes itself as dedicated to women's sports, including WNBA coverage and college basketball. Its site includes upcoming events; confirm the specific screening before you go.
Wilka's Sports Bar at 241 Bowery puts women's sports at the center of its programming. Its calendar carries game and event announcements. Check the current listing for the sport, start time, and entry or booking details.
Athena Keke's is a women's sports bar at 222 Greene Avenue in Brooklyn. Use its current venue announcements to confirm programming, opening times, and the game you want to watch rather than relying on a past event.
The Bush in Bushwick publishes its own event announcements. If you are looking for a watch party there, confirm a dated announcement or ask the venue directly. The directory listing is not confirmation that a particular match will be screened.
Ginger's in Park Slope is another Brooklyn lesbian-bar option to check through its current announcements. Ask specifically about the game, sound, entry policy, and seating before building an evening around a screening.
Arrive early for a big game. Seats at the bar fill first, and a staff member can usually tell you whether the sound will be on. Ask in advance whether the bar will show a specific game, because screens at many bars are shared with other sports.
Go with a friend, or go alone and sit at the bar. Watching a game is one of the easiest settings for talking to strangers: you already have a team, a topic and a reason to groan together. Our events calendar lists socials if you want to meet people first.
For another plan, browse the current events calendar or join the community to explore 10th Muses. Use each listing for its audience, cost, and booking details.
Women's sports programming can include college basketball, soccer, volleyball, and other leagues or tournaments. Blazers describes coverage across several sports, and Wilka's publishes a changing calendar. Check the relevant league schedule and the venue's own announcement for the day you want; do not assume the same broadcast or event repeats every week.
Each card links to the bar's page in the 10th Muses community directory. Always check the bar's own schedule for the game you want.
Start with women's sports venues such as Blazers, Wilka's, and Athena Keke's, then confirm the exact game and screening directly. For The Bush or Ginger's, look for a dated watch-party announcement; this guide does not confirm a current screening.
Yes. Blazers Sports Bar in Williamsburg, Wilka's Sports Bar on the Lower East Side and Athena Keke's in Clinton Hill all focus on women's sports.
A lesbian bar may announce a particular screening, but its general listing does not confirm one. Check current announcements or contact the venue about the exact game before you travel.
At Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Away games are the ones fans usually watch at bars.
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