'80s Dance Party

Lesbian singer and Voice Season 19 finalist Marisa Corvo brings her powerful voice to The Roost for an intimate evening of live music. From her classical piano roots at Juilliard to her journey on American Idol and The Voice, Marisa's story is one of resilience, coming out, and finding her way back to the music she loves. Seating begins at 6:30pm with the show starting at 7pm.

A Vegas showroom headliner brings her soulful voice and commanding stage presence to The Roost. Expect a versatile set spanning classic rock, pop, soul, and a bit of Bette Midler—plus some comedy to keep things lively. Seating at 6:30pm, show at 7pm. Just $10 to catch a performer who's worked the best stages from Berlin to London to Las Vegas.

Gennine Francis Jackson brings her theatrical presence to The Roost for an evening of live performance that celebrates the art of cabaret. Expect polished vocals, genuine charisma, and the kind of intimate connection that happens when a talented performer shares a room with an engaged audience. The Roost's warm atmosphere and craft cocktails make this the perfect setting to settle in and let the evening unfold—this is the kind of show that reminds you why live performance matters.

Monday nights at The Roost are for people who've got something to say — whether that's a poem that's been sitting in your notebook, a song you've been working on, or a story that needs an audience. It's the kind of low-pressure, genuinely supportive room where you can share your work or just sit back and discover what your neighbors have been creating. Free entry means there's no barrier to showing up, whether you're performing or cheering people on. The Roost's comfortable vibe makes it easy to feel like you belong, which is exactly what makes an open mic actually work.

Tuesday nights at The Roost are for people who actually want to sing—or at least cheer on the ones brave enough to grab the mic. It's the kind of crowd where everyone's rooting for each other, the cocktails are solid, and there's zero judgment about your song choice. Free entry means you can roll in whenever, stay as long as the energy's good, and build the kind of chosen family moments that happen when people let loose together.

Monday nights at The Roost are for people who've got something to say — whether that's a poem that's been rattling around in your head, a story you need to tell, or just five minutes of whatever's on your mind. It's the kind of open mic where the crowd actually listens, where your chosen family shows up to cheer you on, and where you get to hear what's really going on in your community. Free, welcoming, and genuinely low-pressure — this is how you spend a Monday evening if you want to actually connect with people.