The Alternator: Karaoke

Sunday nights at Felix's belong to the people who know a good thing when they find it — a weekly gathering that's become the neighborhood's most reliable reason to close out the weekend right. Good drinks, good energy, and a crowd that actually wants to be there.

Rob Reum takes over the decks for a Sunday night of house and electronic music that'll keep the dance floor moving. It's the kind of set that reminds you why Sunday nights at the Eagle are worth staying out for — good music, good people, and the right vibe to close out the weekend.

Sunday brunch the way it should be — rotating drag performers, strong mimosas, and a room full of people who actually know how to have a good time. Tossed Salad is the weekly gathering that's become a neighborhood staple, where the energy is high, the performances are sharp, and nobody's pretending to be anywhere else.

Monday nights at Felix's belong to the people who show up for free trivia, cheap drinks, and the satisfaction of knowing random facts nobody else cares about. It's unpretentious, reliably fun, and exactly what a neighborhood bar should do well — no pressure, just good people and a chance to prove your team's the smartest in the room.

Monday nights at Mary's are exactly what they sound like — a laid-back evening with the regulars, the bartenders who know your name, and a room that actually feels like home. No pressure, no gimmick, just good people, strong drinks, and the kind of vibe that keeps folks coming back week after week.

Monday nights at the Eagle belong to the queer gaming crowd — whether you're into retro arcade classics, tabletop games, or just want to hang with people who get the overlap between gaming culture and leather bar life. Bring your competitive spirit, your sense of humor, and stay for the drinks.