Sunday Tea Dance

Tuesday nights at Cuff belong to Dum Top Trivia—six rounds of questions that range from pop culture deep cuts to niche trivia that'll make your team either look brilliant or hilariously confused. Bring up to 6 people, play for free, and if you win you get 8 drink tickets; if you finish second-to-last, you get to pick next week's category. It's the kind of trivia night that actually rewards both winning and losing.

Wednesday night cornhole at The Cuff kicks off with free Open Play on August 26, then runs a six-week league from September 9 through October 14. All skill levels welcome — show up solo, find your people, grab a drink, and play. This is recreational sports the way it should be: low-pressure, community-focused, and genuinely fun.

The midweek reset that actually gets you on stage. Tony James hosts every Wednesday with a massive catalog spanning pop, rock, throwbacks, and sing-alongs—the kind of song selection that means everyone finds something. Free entry, sign-ups at 8:30 PM, and a crowd that's there to have fun, not judge. Bring your crew, grab a drink, and remember why karaoke nights exist.

Alfonso Tan, Cuff's resident DJ and a fixture in Seattle's dance music community, brings together two of the city's heaviest hitters—Tony H and Seattle House Mafia—for a night built on the sound system and the people driving the scene forward. High-energy house music, strong community ties, and the kind of lineup that reminds you why Seattle's dance floor matters. $10 at the door, 21+.

Billboard-charting DJ and producer Brian Kent brings his masterclass in dance music to the Cuff sound system—expect high-energy sets that blend emotional storytelling with peak-hour beats. He's headlined The Abbey, White Party, and Provincetown's Crown & Anchor; now it's Seattle's turn. $10 at the door, 21+.

Sunday nights at the Cuff belong to Fluffy Cuff Karaoke—Goo keeps the energy high, the drinks flowing, and the Main Bar packed with people ready to belt out their anthem. Whether you're a karaoke veteran or just here to cheer on your crew, the stage welcomes everyone. It's become the kind of weekly tradition that actually gets better the more you show up.