C.U. Next Tuesday

The ultimate Saturday night in the village: DJ Anthony spinning in the Lower Lounge from 9:30 PM to close, live go-go dancers at 11:00 PM, and back-to-back drag showcases. Early show at 9:30 PM with D'Manda Tension & Jessyca Proseco, then rotating late-night talent at 11:30 PM. This is where Church Street comes alive on weekends.

Sunday nights at The Well mean taking the mic and owning it — a room full of people ready to cheer you on, cheap drinks ($5 rail cocktails and Molson from 2–7pm), and $10 nacho platters to fuel the night. Whether you're belting out your anthem or cheering from the crowd, it's the kind of low-pressure, high-energy way to wrap up your weekend.

Tuesday nights at The Well mean grabbing the mic and belting out your go-to song in front of a room that actually wants to hear it. Karaoke kicks off at 9pm, but if you want to warm up first, there's $5 bar rail drinks and Molson from 2-7pm, plus $10 nacho platters all day. It's the kind of low-key, inclusive vibe that keeps people coming back every week.

Wednesday nights at The Well belong to the chaos — drag bingo hosted by legendary performers like Sofonda Cox, where the prizes are ridiculous, the energy is electric, and nobody's taking it too seriously. It's the kind of gloriously messy midweek event that reminds you why this community knows how to have a genuinely good time.

Sofonda Cox hosts this weekly lip sync battle where you can compete for a chance to win a hosting spot and bragging rights. The crowd's packed, the energy's high, and the songs are iconic. Plus, $1 wings all night and happy hour deals until 7pm make it easy to stick around.

Mae Martin brings their sharp, celebrated stand-up to Buddies for three nights only — July 23 and 24, 2026. Fresh off a sold-out North American tour and known for the Netflix special Sap, the comedy series Feel Good, and the wildly popular Handsome podcast, Mae's new show The Possum is exactly the kind of smart, boundary-pushing comedy that belongs on this stage. $35.95 + fees.