Clinical Work with LGBTQ+ Clients: An Introduction

Shake off the Monday blues with Danny hosting a night of 90s and 00s music videos, cheap drinks ($5 call it), and the kind of crowd that actually gets it. It's the reset you didn't know you needed — log off and let go from 5pm to 2am.

Monday nights at 2Bears belong to the trivia regulars who show up for free games, cheap drinks, and the kind of banter that makes the whole room laugh. It's unpretentious neighborhood bar trivia at its best—the kind of thing that keeps people coming back week after week.

Musical Monday Show Tunes night takes on a special anniversary glow as Sidetrack celebrates three decades of Jonathan Larson's revolutionary musical. Expect the songs that defined a generation, a room full of people who know every word, and the kind of communal sing-along energy that only happens when a show means this much to this community.

RENT's 30th anniversary lands on Pride month's opening night, and Sidetrack is marking it with the real deal — Anthony Rapp, an original cast member, performing and sticking around for a meet-and-greet. The whole night is RENT sing-alongs woven through Musical Monday's usual Show Tunes rotation, running 8pm-2am. Doors open at 3pm, no cover charge.

Sunday mornings at Kit Kat Club mean drag brunches with the world-famous Kit Kat Divas, elevated food by Chef Chelsea Poe, and signature craft cocktails in that stunning Art Deco space. Kitchen closes at 3:30pm, so arrive early and settle in for a few hours of performances, good eating, and the kind of crowd that knows how to have a good time.

Meow for less on Tuesday afternoons — $8 glasses of wine, $10 martinis and craft cocktails, and $9 appetizers. Drink service starts at 4pm, food rolls out at 5pm. A solid reason to reset midweek without breaking the bank.