Lyriq: Nick Cressman & Andrew Scott

Tuesday nights at The Cuff Complex belong to trivia teams hungry for bragging rights and drink tickets. Six rounds of questions spanning pop culture deep cuts, niche knowledge, and everything in between—gather your team of up to six, show up by 6:30 PM for check-in, and compete for first place's 8 drink tickets (second-to-last gets to pick next week's category). Free entry, no pressure, just a reliably fun midweek hangout.

Wednesday nights at The Cuff Complex belong to anyone ready to take the stage. Tony James hosts a high-energy, free karaoke night with a massive song catalog spanning pop, rock, throwbacks, and sing-alongs—plus pristine sound and a crowd that's there to have fun, not judge. Sign-ups open at 8:30 PM, so grab your crew, pick your anthem, and belt it out. The midweek reset that actually makes you look forward to Wednesday.

Chapstick is back for its quarterly celebration of sapphic and FLINTA talent — this time with DJs GWNN and Pauline spinning deep grooves and high-energy sounds all night. It's the kind of dedicated space where the dance floor actually feels like home, built on real connection and community. $10 at the door, 21+ with valid ID.

Sunday nights at the Cuff belong to Fluffy Cuff Karaoke—Goo's weekly hosted sing-along where the stage is genuinely yours, whether you're belting out a power ballad or a throwback anthem with your crew. Non-stop energy, great drinks, and a room full of people ready to cheer you on. It's the kind of weekly tradition that gets better the more you show up.

Tuesday nights at The Cuff Complex belong to trivia teams hungry for bragging rights and drink tickets. Six rounds of questions spanning pop culture deep cuts, niche knowledge, and everything in between—gather your team of up to six, show up by 6:30 PM for check-in, and compete for first place's 8 drink tickets (second-to-last gets to pick next week's category). Free entry, no pressure, just a reliably fun midweek hangout.

Wednesday night cornhole at The Cuff is exactly what it sounds like — a casual, competitive league where you show up, toss some bags, and actually meet people. Pride Sports Seattle runs a 6-week season (Sept 9–Oct 14) with free open play to start, and welcomes everyone from total beginners to people who've been practicing their throw all summer. All skill levels, all are welcome, no team required.