Soccer Final

A Saturday night of live vocal performance and open mic in the Napoleon Room. Jim brings decades of Broadway experience as pianist, music director, and arranger; Valerie's a seasoned concert performer with twenty-plus years on stages from Florida to New England. Together they're a polished duo who know how to work a room—and they're actively welcoming singers to join in. No cover charge.

A one-man comedy about a struggling actor who lands the gig of a lifetime: running Barbra Streisand's private shopping mall in her basement. It's outrageous, absurd, and hilarious—a sharp take on fame, retail therapy, and the chaos of having a very famous boss. Pay-what-you-can tickets mean there's zero reason not to catch this gem at Club Café.

DJ AGA takes over the Moonshine Room with a masterclass in house music and heavy basslines — the kind of night that keeps the dance floor moving until closing time. Free before 10pm, $15 after. The floor packs out fast, so grab dinner and drinks beforehand if you want to secure your spot.

A cabaret artist returns home to Club Café for a one-hour musical journey exploring how to keep childhood's wonder alive as we grow. Bill Spera, formerly of Boston and now based in Palm Springs, performs songs from Broadway, Top 40, and the Great American Songbook, with musical direction by Chip Prince. Part of Josephine's in the Napoleon Room — brunch seating starts at 11:00 am, show at 11:30 am. No cover charge; reservations strongly recommended.

A hilarious one-man comedy about a struggling actor who lands the gig of a lifetime: running Barbra Streisand's private shopping mall in her basement. It's an outrageous dive into fame, retail therapy, and the absurd drama that unfolds when your boss is a legend. Pay-what-you-can tickets mean there's zero reason not to catch this delightfully ridiculous show.

The Bear and Otter community's monthly gathering at Club Café hits its peak with the Bear Week Finale — a Sunday afternoon party that brings the whole crew together. DJ Darrin Friedman keeps the energy high, go-go bears work the room, and there's no cover charge to get in. It's the kind of event that reminds you why summer in P-Town matters.