Trivia Is a Drag

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.

Trivia night gets a drag makeover at Meeting House Tavern — expect sharp questions, sharper wit, and rotating drag performers keeping the energy high between rounds. It's the kind of Tuesday that actually gives you a reason to show up, with free pool tables and a full bar to keep the night going.