Celebration of Mickey Short

Kick off the month right with 2-for-1 rails, taps, and house wine from 5-6pm, plus $2 off apps. Then settle into the theater at 6:30pm for Musical Mondays, a showtunes cabaret series co-founded by Sheena Janson Kelley and Max Wojtanowicz. It's the kind of show that reminds you why theater people are the best people — expect big voices, bigger personalities, and a room full of people who know every word.

Mia Dorr's Premier Entertainment brings karaoke to The Saloon's main stage every Monday night. Grab the mic, pick your song, and join a room full of people ready to cheer you on — whether you're a seasoned performer or singing for the first time. 7:30 PM, no cover.

Hot Pink is The Saloon's rotating drag show — a reliable Tuesday and Saturday night where you'll catch a diverse cast of performers doing what they do best. Tuesday runs 10pm-midnight with DJ QueenDuin spinning after, Saturday 8pm-10pm with DJ Larry Peace taking over. It's the kind of show that keeps people coming back.

Bingo meets drag every Wednesday at 6pm with host Mother Pearl — it's the kind of midweek reset that actually gets people talking. Free to play, no pressure, just a room full of people who showed up for the right reasons. The Saloon's been running this for years, and it's stuck around because it works: good energy, a charismatic host, and the genuine fun of a game night that doesn't take itself too seriously.

Every Wednesday, a different drag performer takes the mic to call the balls, crack jokes, and hand out cash prizes—with a fresh artist or genre theme each week to keep things interesting. Doors open at 4pm, bingo starts at 6:30pm, and seating is first come, first served (RSVP for priority). All proceeds go to the Aliveness Project, so you're playing for a reason.

Thursday nights at LUSH belong to the regulars who show up for free trivia, cheap drinks, and the chance to finally use all that random knowledge gathering dust in their heads. Teams form fast, the questions are sharp, and 341's are all day—so you've got no excuse not to make it a weekly thing. Six o'clock, every Thursday.