Bitchiest Bingo with Anita Rose

Wednesday nights belong to Rusty Waters and Alexa Steals, who host this weekly drag bingo mashup with the kind of energy that keeps people coming back. Expect actual bingo games, actual prizes, and the kind of hosted chaos that makes a room full of people genuinely happy. It's low-pressure fun — whether you've played bingo a hundred times or never touched a card, you'll fit right in.

DJ ThiccBoi takes over The Roost for a night of pure dance floor energy, spinning hits across decades. No cover, music starts at 8pm — exactly the kind of low-pressure Saturday night that gets people moving and keeps them there.

Monday nights at The Roost belong to anyone who wants to sing. Joel Baker anchors the piano while you pick the songs—standards, showtunes, whatever gets you going. Signups start at 6pm, singing runs 6:30 to 9pm. Free, no judgment, just a room full of people who love to sing.

Tuesday nights at The Roost belong to anyone who wants to belt out a song, crack up at a friend's choice, or just hang out with people who get it. Sean Boyles hosts every week starting at 6pm, and it's the kind of reliably fun, no-pressure vibe that keeps regulars coming back. Free entry means there's zero reason not to show up.

Marisa Corvo was raised in a lively Italian family and was inspired to get into music by her trumpet-playing dad. Her journey began as a classical pianist and she played her first professional gig with an orchestra at Juilliard when she was in the first grade. She performed at Carnegie Hall at 9 and began singing soon after. She landed a publishing deal at 19, but eventually got burnt out with music. At 21, Marisa came out as a lesbian and spent the next few years working various jobs. She later graduated from college and got back into music. Fast forward to 2012 when she made it to "American Idol" Season 11 and in 2020 she was part of "The Voice" Season 19 after a strong performance of Pink's "Perfect" for her blind audition, turned 3 judges chairs and joined team Kelly. Even though she didn't win, both shows put her on the map in the music industry.

Hunters Palm Springs is celebrating National IPA Day with cold beer and good company. Swing by Thursday morning to toast the hop-forward brews that deserve their own day — it's the kind of low-key gathering that reminds you why a neighborhood bar is worth showing up for.