Thursday Trivia Night with Michael Wanzie

George Wallace, CEO of The Center, hosts a weekly trivia night that's become a reliable Tuesday ritual for regulars who show up for the questions, the company, and the chance to win. It's the kind of low-key community gathering that reminds you why a neighborhood bar works best when it knows how to bring people together.

Tuesday nights at Savoy belong to anyone brave enough to grab the mic — hosted by Paige Lashae, who keeps the energy high and the crowd cheering. Drink specials ($5 Tito's, $7 Crown & Flavored) sweeten the deal, and there's no cover charge. Whether you're a regular or showing up solo, this is the kind of weekly karaoke night where people actually want to hear you sing.

Two pop divas go head-to-head in this high-energy lip-sync showdown featuring Annie Daynow and the Savoy Orlando crew. Expect costume changes, choreography, and the kind of competitive spirit that keeps the crowd on their feet. Late-night Tuesday vibes with a dance floor ready to go.

Chantel Reshae hosts a midweek bingo night where the games are fun and the host is even better. It's the kind of event that gets regulars coming back — good prizes, quick rounds, and enough personality to keep things moving. Wednesday nights at Savoy have quietly become one of the best reasons to get out early in the week.

Midweek game night where Erich runs the chaos — think Jackbox party games, a room full of people ready to laugh, and the kind of competitive energy that makes Wednesday nights actually worth showing up for. It's interactive, it's fun, and you don't need to be good at games to have a great time.

Titanic gets the irreverent treatment it deserves — a solo performer tackling the entire disaster epic in under an hour, complete with all the melodrama, sinking ships, and questionable accents you could want. It's the kind of absurd, theatrical fun that makes live performance worth showing up for.