Messy Bingos Church Street

Sunday nights at The Well mean stepping up to the mic and owning the room. Whether you're belting out your anthem or cheering on friends, it's the kind of low-pressure, high-fun vibe that keeps people coming back. Cheap drinks from 2–7pm ($5 rail cocktails and Molson), $10 nacho platters all day, and a crowd that actually wants to hear you sing.

Tuesday nights at The Well mean grabbing the mic and belting out your go-to song in front of a crowd that actually wants to hear it. Karaoke starts at 9pm, but swing by early for $5 rail drinks and Molson products from 2-7pm, plus $10 nacho platters all day. It's the kind of low-key, unpretentious night that keeps people coming back.

Wednesday nights at The Well belong to performers ready to battle it out on the open stage. Hosted by the legendary Sofonda Cox, contestants compete in lip sync showdowns for the chance to win a hosting spot with her. It's the kind of night where the energy is electric and anything can happen — plus $1 wings all night and cheap drinks before 7pm make it easy to stick around.

Thursday nights at The Well belong to trivia fans who show up to test their knowledge against Pam, the trivia queen herself, from 7 to 9 PM. Expect laughs, friendly competition, and actual prizes for the winners—plus $4 chicken tacos to fuel your brain. It's the kind of low-key, reliably fun weekly that keeps people coming back.

Thursday nights belong to Carlotta Carlisle and her rotating cast of comedians—razor-sharp roasts, 80s and 90s jams, and the kind of laughs that'll carry you into the weekend. Grab $4 chicken tacos from the kitchen and settle in for two hours of comedy, music, and pure fun from 10pm to midnight.

Two floors of music and drag every Friday night at The Well. DJ Pam spins the Lower Lounge starting at 9:30 PM with live Go-Go dancers at 11:00 PM, while Sofonda and rotating guest performers take the main stages for back-to-back shows at 9:30 PM and 11:30 PM. The Upper Lounge features a featured DJ rotation — this week it's DJ Marty. It's the weekend kickoff Church Street does best: packed dance floors, serious talent, and the kind of energy that keeps people coming back every Friday.