Karaoke

Piano Bar

Tavern on Camac

Jeffrey Beiter takes the piano at Tavern on Camac's Piano Bar on Sunday, November 15th, 6 to 9 PM, in the heart of Philadelphia's Gayborhood. Pull up a stool, order a classic cocktail, and sing along to the showtunes and standards you love. It's a relaxed, crowd-pleasing night, and the room gets better the longer you stay.

Neighborhood Bar

Rosewood Bar

Eric brings the energy to Rosewood Bar every Sunday night — a laid-back neighborhood gathering that mixes live music, sports on the screens, and a welcoming crowd that knows how to have a good time. It's the reliable weekly reset that makes Sunday nights feel like part of the weekend, with cold drinks, good company, and a host who makes sure everyone feels at home.

Piano Bar

Tavern on Camac

John Flynn takes the keys to the piano bar at Tavern on Camac, Philadelphia's Gayborhood staple, for a Monday evening of live piano and singalong favorites. Grab a stool near the piano, order a classic cocktail, and let the songs do the talking. Runs 5pm to 9pm, so you can make it a Monday night worth remembering.

Community Center

William Way LGBT Community Center

Out of The Box is an LGBTQ+ open mic night at William Way LGBT Community Center in Philadelphia, a Monday evening from 6 to 8pm where you can take the mic or just cheer on the people who do. Bring a poem, a song, a set of jokes or a story you've been dying to tell, and get it in front of a friendly crowd that's rooting for you.

bingo

Rosewood Bar

Rosewood Bar's Monday night institution — hosts Donna and Daniel run a lively, low-key bingo game every week that's become the neighborhood's go-to reason to grab a drink and settle in with the regulars. Expect friendly competition, cheap drinks, plenty of laughs, and the genuine thrill of actually winning something. Games kick off at 6 pm sharp — it's the kind of reliable, community-driven fun that makes Mondays worth looking forward to.

Community Center

William Way LGBT Community Center

A confidential, judgment-free space to talk through what's on your mind with trained peer counselors who get it. William Way's peer counseling program connects LGBTQ+ community members with peers who've been there — no clinical distance, just real support for navigating identity, relationships, mental health, or whatever else life brings. Drop in Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 6pm.