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Trivia night gets a drag makeover at Meeting House Tavern — expect witty questions, rotating drag performers keeping the energy high, and a room full of people who actually know how to have fun on a Tuesday. It's the midweek reset the neighborhood didn't know it needed.

The Queer Book Club digs into Owen Keehnen's "A Place for Us" — a novel about queer life, community, and finding where you belong. Gather with fellow readers who actually want to talk about the books that matter to them. Tuesday nights at Unabridged are for the kind of conversation that sticks with you.

Tuesday night poker at 2Bears is where the regulars show up for cards, cheap drinks, and the kind of low-key competition that keeps things interesting without taking itself too seriously. It's the neighborhood spot doing what it does best — giving you a reason to get out on a weeknight and actually have a good time.

Tuesday nights at Sidetrack mean free trivia hosted by Stew at 8pm, followed by a night of pop favorite music videos that keep the energy going until 2am. It's the kind of reliably fun midweek thing that builds a regular crowd — show up with a team, test your pop culture knowledge, and stick around for the videos.

Kitchen closes at 9pm on Wednesdays at Kit Kat Club. Plan your dinner and drinks accordingly.

Drag bingo with style—expect rotating performers, high-energy calls, and a crowd that's here to have fun and maybe win something. Meeting House Tavern's take on bingo night is the kind of midweek pick-me-up that actually delivers. Show up, play, laugh, win.