Industry Night

The legendary Sunday T-Dance splits into two vibes: early afternoon into evening (2pm-7pm) with $3 Coronas and Tito's, then the dance floor heats up after dark (7pm-2am) with $3 domestic beers and $5 Blue Ice Super Mules. It's the neighborhood's most reliable reason to spend a Sunday afternoon and evening in good company.

Sinful Sunday is the weekly reset that starts early and goes late — happy hour from 5 to 9 PM across CODE Bar and the Main Bar, then the real party kicks off at 8 PM when the dance floor fills up. ADORA on the decks all night, no cover charge, and a room full of people ready to make Sunday count before the week starts over.

Monday nights belong to the people who work them. Sin is Hunters' standing invite to service industry folx — bartenders, servers, kitchen staff, and everyone else keeping the city fed and drunk. Happy hour pricing all night means you can actually afford to be out after your shift. Show up, decompress, and find your people.

Monday nights in the Video Bar get a boost when Trevor Oldroyd takes over the decks — spinning the kind of music that keeps the room moving without trying too hard. Low-key, welcoming, and exactly what a neighborhood bar night should feel like.

Monday nights at CODE Bar belong to the jocks and the people who love them. Happy hour runs 7–9 PM, then $2.50 well tequila drinks and all-night happy hour pricing for anyone wearing a jock strap (no pants required, but not a requirement to enter either). No cover, late-night energy, and a crowd that knows how to have a good time.

Monday nights belong to the regulars who come for Don Casteel's hosting, cheap margaritas, and the chance to belt out whatever's been stuck in their head all week. The kind of unpretentious karaoke night where everyone's rooting for each other — $7 Hunters Signature Margaritas and $4 draft beer keep the vibe loose and fun.