Grant Uhle

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.

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.

An evening of live piano with CJ Steinway and Nile — the kind of performance that makes the Piano Bar what it is. Expect singalongs, requests, and a room full of people who know how to have a good time around the keys. Thursday nights at Tavern on Camac are made for this.