Let's Get Glam Bingo

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.

Thursday nights at Meeting House belong to the people who want to sing, the people who want to watch, and everyone in between. Bradley K8 Olsen hosts this weekly cabaret where the energy is theatrical, the crowd is supportive, and the song choices range from Broadway belters to guilty-pleasure pop bangers. Show up ready to perform or just ready to cheer — either way, you're in for a genuinely good time.

The neighborhood's go-to Friday night at Meeting House Tavern — a laid-back house party vibe with a dance floor, rotating DJs, and a crowd that actually knows how to have a good time. Pool tables, games, and strong cocktails keep things moving from 9pm onward.

A tabletop RPG adventure for gamers of all levels — whether you're a seasoned player or picking up dice for the first time. Rough Magic brings their popular Drinking & Dragons series to Meeting House Tavern for an afternoon of character creation, storytelling, drinks, and the kind of fun that happens when you gather a table of people ready to get weird together. No experience necessary.