Sunday Squeeze

Line dancing meets drag on Tuesday night when the Saloon Girls cast of The Switch Up takes over the dance floor for a crossover show. Free lessons in current routines like Bradina's Be Her and 123 Dulce's Cowboy Sweetheart mean you can jump in whether you've two-stepped before or you're just here for the heels and the energy. This is what Round-Up does best — blending country-western tradition with pure, unapologetic fun.

Friday nights at Pekers belong to Totally Twisted Karaoke — voted Best Karaoke in DFW by the Dallas Morning News four years running. The song selection is constantly updated with new releases, the rotation is genuinely fast and fair, and the vibe is pure fun. Everyone gets their moment to shine, mics are clean between singers, and the crowd knows how to cheer each other on.

Fresh-cut ribeye steaks starting at 7:30pm, followed by a Cher-themed karaoke takeover in the back bar at 9:30pm. It's the kind of Friday night that combines a solid dinner with a full room of people ready to belt out their favorite Cher hits — casual, fun, and exactly what a neighborhood spot should do well.

BJ Cleveland tears through a hilarious one-person comedy about the absurd, cutthroat world of kindergarten admissions. Directed by Linda Leonard, this fast-paced show is a bonus production running August 20–30, 2026 at Theatre Too. If you've survived the admissions gauntlet or just love smart comedy about parenting culture, this is your show.

Paula Vogel's Pulitzer Prize-winning new work traces a mother and her two children through decades of struggle, identity, and survival. This raw and heartfelt exploration unfolds against shifting times and values, revealing what it means to hold a family together when everything else is changing. Uptown Players brings this powerful contemporary drama to life.