Poker in the Bottom

Trivia meets drag at Meeting House Tavern's weekly Tuesday night mashup. Test your knowledge while drag performers keep the energy high and the laughs coming. It's the kind of event that makes you actually want to show up for trivia — because the real entertainment is watching people try to focus on questions while someone's serving looks on stage.

Drag bingo with style at Meeting House Tavern — expect sharp performances, competitive energy, and the kind of crowd that actually knows how to have fun on a Wednesday night. It's the midweek reset you didn't know you needed.

Thursday nights at Meeting House Tavern belong to the singers — hosted by Bradley K8 Olsen, this is karaoke that actually feels like a show. A room full of people who know how to have fun, a solid song selection, and the kind of energy that makes you want to get up and belt one out. No judgment, just good vibes and a crowd that's genuinely here for it.

The neighborhood's go-to Friday night at Meeting House Tavern — a welcoming space where the dance floor gets packed, the drinks flow, and the crowd is genuinely here to have a good time. Pool, darts, Skee-Ball, and board games keep things social between sets, while DJs keep the energy up all night. This is what a neighborhood queer bar does best.

Sunday afternoons at Meeting House belong to Kwizmaster Kirk and a crowd that actually knows their stuff. Questions, photo rounds, word games, and general nerdiness from 2:30 to 5pm — free, no signup required, just show up ready to play. It's the kind of low-key, reliably fun thing that makes a neighborhood bar worth coming back to.

A regular Sunday night poker game for the community — low-key, social, and exactly the kind of thing that keeps a neighborhood bar feeling like home. Show up, play some cards, and hang with people who actually know how to have a good time without the pretense.