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Sunday's legendary tea dance is the neighborhood's most reliable afternoon-into-evening reset. Five hours of dancing, rotating DJs, and a crowd that knows how to have a good time — plus killer drink specials that don't quit: $3 Coronas and Tito's from 2 to 7 pm, then $3 domestic beers and $5 Blue Ice Super Mules after. It's the kind of event that gets better as the day goes on.

The weekend's best reason to extend your Sunday — half-priced cocktails and cheap domestics until 8pm, then a $5 cover gets you into the speakeasy for the night. It's the kind of low-key, unpretentious vibe that keeps regulars coming back: good drinks, good company, and no pressure to be anywhere else.

Monday nights at Hunters get a boost when Trevor Oldroyd takes over the video bar with a mix that keeps things moving. If you're looking for solid DJ work and a relaxed vibe before the weekend rush, this is your spot.

Monday night karaoke hosted by Don Casteel — the kind of midweek reset that gets better the more you show up. Hunters keeps it cheap and cheerful with $7 signature margaritas and $4 draft beers. Service industry folks get happy hour pricing all day and night on Mondays and Tuesdays, because this is a place that takes care of its people.

Tuesday nights belong to the people who work in hospitality, entertainment, and service — Industry Night is their standing invitation to show up early and skip the cover. Half-priced cocktails and cheap domestics until 8pm make it easy to get there straight from your shift. After 8pm, it's a $5 cover, but by then the speakeasy is already buzzing with the crew that actually keeps this town running.

Wednesday nights at Johnson's are built for the regulars—strong drinks, a $5 cover after 8pm, and the kind of crowd that knows how to make midweek feel like the weekend. It's the biggest drinks on the drive, and honestly, that's the whole point.