Ethyl's Place Bingo - 7/12

Monday nights at The Roost are for people who want to share what's on their mind—whether that's a poem that's been living in your head, a story you've been dying to tell, or just testing out new material in front of a room that actually listens. It's the kind of open mic where you feel like you're in on something real, surrounded by writers, performers, and folks who show up to support each other. Free to attend and free to perform, it's become one of those nights where the community actually gathers—no pressure, just good people and honest voices.

Tuesday nights at The Roost are for people who actually want to sing — no judgment, just a room full of folks ready to cheer you on. Whether you're belting out your power anthem or discovering a new favorite song, there's something about live karaoke that just hits different when you're surrounded by your people. Free entry means you can roll in straight from work, grab a cocktail, and let loose. It's the kind of low-key evening that somehow becomes the highlight of your week.

An evening of Broadway standards at the piano with Tommy Dodson — the kind of show where you can settle in with a cocktail, soak in the music, and sing along if the mood strikes. Seating begins at 6:30pm, show at 7pm. $10 tickets.

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 a song you want to share with people who actually listen. It's the kind of low-pressure, high-support room where new voices feel welcome and regulars keep coming back, free every week. You'll find writers, performers, and curious folks who show up to be part of something real — the kind of chosen family vibe that happens when people actually pay attention to each other.

Tuesday nights at The Roost are for the people who actually want to sing — no judgment, just a room full of folks cheering each other on. Whether you're belting out your anthem or just there for the chaos and community, this is the kind of low-pressure fun that keeps people coming back. Free entry means you can roll in straight from work, grab a cocktail, and lose yourself in a few songs with your chosen family. It's the weekly reset that Cathedral City's queer scene actually needs.

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 early days as a classical pianist to her appearances on American Idol and The Voice, Marisa's journey is as compelling as her performances. Seating begins at 6:30pm with the show starting at 7pm.