Herbert Holler's Freedom Party: Philly's Fourth Friday

Monday nights at Tavern on Camac belong to Jeff Beiter, whose piano-bar performances have become a reliable reason to show up early and stay late. Classic songs, a room full of people who know the words, and the kind of evening that reminds you why live music in an intimate setting hits different.

An evening of classic piano-bar performances with Donald Harrison at the helm. Settle in with a cocktail and let the skilled musicianship and timeless standards transport you — this is the kind of intimate, live music experience that makes a Tuesday night feel special.

Monday nights at Marsha's belong to the trivia crowd—free entry, sharp questions, and a room full of people who actually know their stuff. Show up with a team, test your brain, and stick around for drinks. No cover means there's zero reason not to make this your weekly thing.

Theater-trained pianist and singer Max Apsley brings serious musical chops to Tuesday nights at the Piano Bar — expect an evening that moves fluidly between showtunes, pop standards, and whatever the crowd is in the mood for. His background as a composer and church musician means there's real depth behind the fun, and his ability to read a room keeps things feeling spontaneous and alive.

An evening of classic piano-bar standards with Grant Uhle, one of the neighborhood's most reliable musical talents. The kind of performance that fills a room with the right crowd — people who know their show tunes, appreciate a skilled musician, and are there for a genuinely good time. Settle in with a cocktail and let the music do what it does best.

Xiomara's back with the third installment of Pepper Playhouse — a night built for the kind of crowd that shows up ready to celebrate drag, dancing, and pure theatrical chaos. Expect high-energy performances, a packed dance floor, and the kind of vibe that makes Wednesday nights actually worth leaving the house for. Tickets start at $12.65.