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Sunday evening at the piano bar means Jeffrey Beiter at the keys — classic standards, singalongs, and the kind of performance that fills a room with people who actually want to be there. It's the Tavern on Camac's Piano Bar doing what it does best: live music that makes you want to stay for one more drink.

Eric and friends bring the energy to Rosewood every Sunday night — a mix of music, sports on the screens, and the kind of crowd that knows how to have a good time. It's become the neighborhood's reliable reset before the work week hits.

Rosewood Bar's Monday night institution — Donna and Daniel keep the energy high, the cards moving, and the crowd coming back week after week. It's the kind of reliably fun gathering that turns regulars into friends, with prizes, laughs, and a room full of people who know how to have a good time.

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.

Juda Bennett's engrossing memoir chronicles his escape from suburbia into the 1970s back-to-the-land movement—and the struggle to create queer space within communes that preached freedom but clung to heterosexual norms. Join him in conversation with Davy Knittle as he explores how he and his compatriots continued to honor their communal vision while navigating mainstream society. A rare chance to hear directly from someone who lived the counterculture's untold queer history.

Marsha's is throwing open the doors for the WNBA season premiere — free entry, giveaways that actually matter (we're talking Mitchell & Ness jerseys and gift cards), and a room full of people who get why women's basketball matters. Come early, stay late, grab some swag.