$5 Fridays: Juneteenth Takeover

Monday evenings belong to John Flynn and the piano bar—the kind of classic, intimate performance that reminds you why live music in a room full of people actually matters. Settle in with a cocktail and let the evening unfold naturally, one song at a time.

Rosewood's Monday night institution — Donna and Daniel keep the energy high, the cards moving, and the crowd laughing. It's the kind of reliable, unpretentious fun that keeps people coming back week after week. Show up, play, maybe win something, definitely have a good time with your people.

Monday nights at Tavern on Camac's Piano Bar belong to Jeff Beiter, whose classic piano-bar style performances have become a reliable draw for anyone who appreciates a talented musician and a well-made cocktail. Expect standards, singalongs, and the kind of intimate entertainment that makes a neighborhood bar feel like home.

An evening of classic piano-bar standards with Donald Harrison, the kind of performance that makes you remember why live music in an intimate setting hits different. Settle in with a cocktail and let the evening unfold naturally — this is what the piano bar does best.

Theater-trained pianist and singer Max Apsley brings his full toolkit to Tuesday nights at the Piano Bar — expect an evening that moves between standards, contemporary songs, and the kind of musical storytelling that comes from someone who's spent time as both a composer and a performer. It's the rare combination of polish and genuine warmth that makes these nights feel less like a show and more like being let in on something special.

An evening of classic piano-bar standards with Grant Uhle, one of the neighborhood's most reliable voices behind the keys. If you've caught him at Tavern on Camac before, you know what to expect — smooth vocals, well-loved songs, and a room that genuinely enjoys itself. The kind of performance that makes a Wednesday night feel like the right place to be.