Dragged From The Grave: Gothic Drag & Beats

Tuesday nights at Savoy belong to George Wallace and the regulars who show up for free trivia, cheap drinks, and the kind of crowd that actually knows how to have a good time. Unpretentious and reliably fun — exactly what a neighborhood bar should do well.

Every Tuesday, Paige Lashae hosts the weekly karaoke night that's become a Savoy staple — no cover, cheap drinks ($5 Tito's, $7 Crown & Flavored), and a crowd that actually knows how to have fun whether you're belting it out or cheering from the bar. High energy, welcoming to everyone from seasoned performers to first-timers, and the kind of night that keeps people coming back.

Chantel Reshae hosts a midweek bingo night that's part game, part drag performance, all fun. Show up for the chance to win, stay for the entertainment and the crowd that actually knows how to have a good time on a Wednesday.

Wednesday nights at Savoy belong to Erich and a room full of people ready to laugh at themselves. Jackbox games mean unpredictable chaos, terrible answers, and the kind of fun that only happens when you're playing with strangers who get the joke. Show up, bring your phone, and prepare to be roasted.

Michael Wanzie hosts Savoy's weekly trivia showdown — test your knowledge, compete for bar tabs and prizes, and spend Thursday night with a crowd that actually knows how to have fun. It's the kind of midweek break that keeps people coming back.

Kevin Vargas hosts Thursday nights at Savoy, where the karaoke machine gets a workout and the crowd gets loud. It's the kind of weekly ritual that builds its own community — regulars who know all the words, newcomers discovering their song, and everyone in between having a genuinely good time. Show up ready to sing, cheer, or just enjoy the chaos.