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The South End's most reliably fun Sunday afternoon — a packed dance floor, live DJ energy, and a room full of people who know how to move. Tea Dance at Club Café is that rare event that gets better as the afternoon goes on, with strong drinks and an increasingly spirited crowd. Show up early or stay late; either way, you'll understand why this has become the neighborhood's favorite reason to dance on a Sunday.

Fuel up before the show with a 20% discount on food when you show your concert ticket to your server. Vibe to a non-stop playlist of Ariana hits, craft cocktails, and a packed dance floor. No cover charge — just show up ready to dance. Spots fill up fast on concert nights, so grab a table ahead of time.

Two seasoned performers bringing three decades of combined experience to the Napoleon Room. Jim Rice is a pianist, music director, and arranger who's worked with Broadway artists and conducted tours across the US and Europe. Valerie Roy has spent twenty-plus years performing in concert halls from Florida to New England and recently returned to the Boston area. Together they're a vocal duo that knows how to fill a room. No cover, always an open mic — singers are genuinely welcome to join in.

Speed dating meets board games at Club Café — a night designed to help you find a date, make friends, or just discover some genuinely fun games. You'll rotate through light, easy-to-learn games with different groups of single guys, playing everything from classics to hidden gems. A gaming concierge keeps things moving, and at the end of the night, you swap contact info with anyone you clicked with (romantically or otherwise). Best case: true love and new friends. Worst case: good drinks and a solid game night.

David McBride's piano-driven tribute show celebrates three of pop music's greatest songwriters in one evening. Expect the hits that defined generations—from "Tiny Dancer" to "Uptown Girl" to "Mandy"—performed with the warmth and precision that's made McBride a local favorite. It's the kind of show that gets a room singing along without apology.

David McBride's piano-driven tribute to three of pop's greatest songwriters. Expect the hits that defined generations—"Rocket Man," "Piano Man," "Mandy"—delivered with the kind of warmth and humor that makes a room full of strangers feel like friends. McBride's got the chops and the charm to make these classics feel fresh, even if you've heard them a thousand times.

First pitch at 1:35 PM — grab a seat at Trophy Room and settle in with nachos, a Trophy Room BLTA, and a cold draft beer while the Red Sox take on the Blue Jays. It's the kind of Sunday afternoon that's made for good food, good drinks, and friends who actually care about the game. Open from 8 AM, so come early if you want to beat the crowd.

Boston's favorite drag queen Shady Gaga takes over Trophy Room's brunch for an afternoon of fabulous performances, delicious food, and chaotic fun. Dig into brunch favorites like the Trophy Breakfast, huevos rancheros, mimosas, and Recovery Marys, then dance it off with Shady Gaga and a special guest. Sundays were made for brunch like this.