Grant Uhle

The neighborhood's reliable Sunday reset — Eric and friends keeping the crowd entertained with music and sports on the screens. It's the kind of low-key gathering where regulars know they'll have a good time, and newcomers quickly feel at home. Shows up every week at Rosewood.

Monday nights at Rosewood belong to the regulars who show up for bingo, cheap drinks, and the kind of crowd that actually knows how to have a good time. Donna and Daniel keep things moving with the right mix of friendly competition and laughs — it's the neighborhood gathering that's become a weekly ritual for a reason.

Monday night trivia at Marsha's is the kind of reliably fun thing that builds a crowd — free entry, solid questions, and a room full of people who actually know how to have a good time. Show up with a team or find one at the bar. Seven o'clock, every week, no cover.

Daniel's weekly Tuesday night at Rosewood keeps the neighborhood coming back for good reason — tacos, drinks, and entertainment that actually makes you want to show up midweek. It's the kind of reliable local tradition that reminds you why this bar matters to the community.

Tuesday nights at Marsha's belong to anyone who's ever wanted to belt out their favorite song in front of a crowd that actually gets it. Asia Monroe hosts while DJ Kid Roc keeps the energy up and the song list flowing — expect a mix of everything from power ballads to current hits, and a room that's genuinely here to cheer you on, not judge. Show up ready to have fun or just enjoy watching others do the same.

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.