Events in Bolingbrook today

Returning with a major expansion, the Lisle French Market has doubled in size, bringing the community even more vendors to explore. Set in the Metra Parking Lot, this open air farmers market celebrates local shopping and small businesses. The experience blends the French market vibe beloved across Chicagoland with the unique charm of Lisle. Browse a growing selection, discover new favorites, and reconnect with familiar vendors each visit.

Draper Honey brings a sweet lineup to the Aurora Farmers Market, featuring 1, 2, and 3 pound jars, classic honey bears, and handy honey sticks each week. Creamed honey is also available, though it tends to sell out quickly. Depending on availability, there may be paw wax that is useful beyond pet care, flavored honey such as lemon and jalapeño, as well as pollen, honeycomb, and soap. Payments are accepted in cash or by credit card, with a small fee for card purchases.

Take a guided writing walk in the woods that blends nature observation with soul-focused journaling. You’ll stroll until something draws your attention, sit with a plant, rock, animal, or insect to learn their “story,” write it down, and connect it to what’s going on in your own life. Using a Tree of Life map, you’ll wrap up with clarity, inner peace, direction, and a sense of ease. No special writing background is required.

Turn unused cameras and photo gear into cash or store credit at PROCAM Chicago. UsedPhotoPro buying experts will be on-site offering on-the-spot quotes and paying top dollar, whether you are upgrading or simply clearing out equipment. Bring a valid photo ID, which is required for payment. To receive the best offer, include a charged battery and charger, since cameras without them may receive a lower quote. Certain items are not being purchased, including Polaroid cameras, darkroom equipment or supplies, light stands, old studio lights, slide projectors or trays, drones and gimbals, and most tripods and light stands. Video cameras are excluded unless they have an SD card slot. Point and shoot film cameras are generally not purchased unless they have a fixed lens. Some studio lights may also be excluded.

Climb aboard the Bolingbrook Bookmobile for a burst of storytelling fun. Expect short, lively tales that fit even the busiest schedule and turn a quick stop into an adventure. Drop in at your convenience, no registration is needed and there is no cost. Look for the Bookmobile in the parking lot behind building 300, close to Star Cinema Grill.

Meet CILRA Lab Rescue volunteers and their dogs, and learn how the adoption process works. Explore ways to get involved as a volunteer with this Midwest focused Lab rescue.

Explore a relaxing, beginner friendly art session that blends collage making with a small diorama inspired by swans and the natural world. Using vintage imagery, participants will create a unique piece and leave with a finished work of art. All supplies are included. Photos may be taken during the workshop and shared for promotional purposes unless you choose to opt out in writing beforehand.

Celebrate the close of summer with a family-friendly community bash featuring games with prizes, a petting zoo, face painting, a bounce house, crafts, food trucks, artisan vendors, and live music. A free school supply giveaway helps families get ready for the new school year while supplies last. This all-ages gathering offers plenty of ways to make memories and support local vendors.

Build practical skills to stay safe in everyday life in a women’s self-defense class centered on real-world tactics. Training includes reading predator behavior, shifting from a victim mindset to a survivor mindset, delivering effective strikes, and breaking free from grabs and chokeholds. Instruction draws on methods used by professional protection agents, and it is not a traditional karate course. Open to ages 14 and up. Younger participants must attend with a female adult. Cost is $50 per person.

An open play session for ages 3 to 8 at Ultimate Ninjas Academy invites young athletes to explore kid sized versions of popular obstacles. Participants can try monkey bars, trapeze bars, a climbing wall, and the warped wall, along with other challenges inspired by TV courses. Assistance from an adult or a coach is available for bigger challenges. This session takes place at the Academy location, which is different from the separate Ultimate Ninjas facility that serves older kids and adults.

Saturday Locals for Union Arena features Swiss play with best-of-one matches and 35-minute rounds. Entry is eight dollars, and participants receive 1 TP and a booster pack upon entry. Prizing awards a Winner’s Card to the top four and uses a pack-per-participant model. The typical breakdown grants the largest share of the prize pool to undefeated records, one-loss players split the remaining portion, and second place also receives a Winner Pack. All prize details are subject to change. Registration is managed through the BandiTCG+ app.

The outdoor stage at BaseCamp Pub & Eatery hosts three Chicago area tribute bands celebrating the music of Whitesnake, Van Halen, and Ratt. Nightsnake honors Whitesnake, Van Wailin pays tribute to Van Halen, and Ratt-N-Roll salutes Ratt. Expect over four hours of hits, with songs like Here I Go Again, Is This Love, Still of the Night, Panama, Jump, Hot for Teacher, Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love, Dreams, Right Now, Round and Round, Lay It Down, Wanted Man, and You're in Love. Enjoy live rock in the open air, a family friendly atmosphere, and plenty of great food and cold drinks.

Vintage performs alongside other musicians at Fishel Park in a fundraiser supporting Ben’s Memorial Mile. This live music gathering brings artists together to benefit Ben’s Memorial Mile.

Elite Chess teams up with Block 59 for a casual community chess night that welcomes players of all ages and skill levels. The event features open play, mini lessons led by Elite Chess instructors, and a fast-paced blitz tournament. Prizes will be awarded to tournament winners, with additional giveaways for attendees. Participants can take a break for dinner at one of the restaurants at Block 59 and return for more games and conversation. Guests may come and go throughout the event, and the organizer requests an RSVP.

A major comedy star comes to Aurora for a single-night live performance. Recognizable from The Neighborhood, The Last O.G., and The Proud Family, this show offers tickets priced from $41 to $161.

Relive the 90s with 90’s Pop Nation, a full live band from Chicago that delivers era-defining pop with high energy. The set covers favorites from Britney and Blink to the Spice Girls and TLC, with back-to-back anthems played true to the originals and in full. Expect big sound, plenty of fun, and a here and now vibe from start to finish.

Summer time patio music is on offer, bringing seasonal tunes to a patio setting.

Enjoy a complimentary outdoor workout on the Green at Block 59, part of a series that features a different fitness style each week led by certified instructors from local Naperville studios. This session spotlights Beyond Measure Fitness, which supports adults 40 and older in building real-world strength, regaining confidence, and feeling at home in their bodies through expert coaching, a welcoming community, and workouts designed for everyday life. Bring a mat, a water bottle, and anything else that helps you stay comfortable during class. RSVP is required to attend.

On select dates throughout the year, The Morton Arboretum hosts Dog Admission, the only occasions when non-service dogs may access the grounds. These dog-friendly days invite guests to enjoy the Arboretum’s 16 miles of trails and its many natural areas with their canine companions. Service animals are welcome every day at no charge and should be identified at the gatehouse upon entry. Dogs are permitted on the trails during Dog Admission Days as well as during designated Dog Admission Afternoons. Members receive an early entry period on Dog Admission Days when dogs are also allowed, and this member benefit does not apply to Dog Admission Afternoons.

Chicago Auto Club West hosts a monthly Cars & Coffee meet at Sim Racing Naperville, bringing enthusiasts together for conversation and community around every kind of car. Attendees arrive with supercars, classics, muscle, exotics, imports, personal builds, and daily drivers, then connect over coffee while exploring the variety parked outside. Inside the venue, racing simulators deliver an on-track feel as the gathering continues in the lot. Each meet highlights friendly people from the local scene, eye-catching vehicles from many eras, coffee and conversations, and support from local businesses. Whether displaying a ride or stopping in to enjoy the atmosphere, all enthusiasts are welcome.

Open play time for young ninjas invites children ages 3 to 8 to tackle kid-sized versions of popular obstacles. With help from an adult or a coach, participants can swing across monkey bars and trapeze bars, climb a rock wall, run up a warped wall, and try other TV-inspired challenges built on a smaller scale. The focus is on active fun, giving children a chance to explore bigger ninja skills with guidance.

A calming Self-Care Sundays workshop on nervous system regulation, guided by Dr. Yakima Palmer of Yaks Wellness, invites participants to slow down, reconnect with themselves, and cultivate steadier balance and well-being. In a gentle, supportive circle, the experience blends guided practices with meaningful reflection to nurture emotional resilience and inner calm. The session includes breathwork, grounding exercises, and body awareness activities, along with reflection prompts and optional group sharing. Attendees leave with practical techniques to use in daily life, helping reduce stress, support emotional balance, and deepen a sense of connection with self and others. This free community program is presented by The Aura Foundation as part of the Self-Care Sundays community wellness series. Registration is required, and capacity is limited. For sponsorship or donation inquiries, email hello@theaurafoundation.org.

Presented by Fyre Productions in collaboration with Two Brothers Roundhouse, this pre-party for UB40’s Big Love Tour 2026 brings DJ Fyre to the decks for a daytime set spanning reggae, dancehall, afrobeats, reggaeton, and island rhythms. Guests can look forward to food specials and an outdoor beer garden atmosphere, with no cover charge. The celebration serves as a warmup before the UB40 concert at RiverEdge Park and takes place at Two Brothers Roundhouse.

Part of the Music on the Farm summer series, this free, for-all-ages gathering offers live music amid the scenic fields of McDonald Farm. Bring a lawn chair and some drinks, then settle in for a performance by The Milkman’s Kid, plus Good Omen Gyoza and Sno Problems. If the forecast clearly points to poor conditions or setup would be unsafe, the event will be canceled. Lightning or thunder during the program will also prompt cancellation. Notices will be shared on Facebook and the website as soon as possible, and signage at the driveway will indicate if the event is canceled. Sponsors include Bartlett Tree Experts, Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd., GreenState Credit Union, and What WE Make.

An all-star concert gathers The Association, The Troggs, Jason Scheff, lead singer of Chicago from 1985 to 2016, Gary Puckett, The Fortunes, Ron Dante from The Archies and The Turtles, The Vogues, and The Cowsills on a single stage. This show features signature hits from each artist for one unforgettable night of music.

Enjoy a festive summer Sunday in Naperville's downtown as JT Rewind appears at Potter's Place.

UB40 featuring Ali Campbell presents a relaxed showcase of enduring reggae hits, bringing the smooth pulse of reggae pop to life. Led by Ali Campbell, the group’s original lead voice, the performance highlights favorites like Red, Red Wine and Kingston Town and sets a breezy, singalong mood.

ChicagoMSDC presents its annual fundraiser benefiting the Dolores Saxton-Walker Scholarship Fund, which has empowered CPS students for more than four decades. The event features time on the golf course, pickleball instruction from a professional, and a clubhouse casino experience, with proceeds supporting this long-standing student scholarship.

Early bird pricing is still available for this year’s Sugar Grove Chamber of Commerce Golf Outing. Sponsorship opportunities are open, and registration with additional details is available through the Chamber.

A free trivia night at Foreign Exchange Brewery, hosted by Liquid Kourage Entertainment, features five themed rounds with a midgame bonus and a final question. The cozy brewery setting creates a relaxed vibe for teams to test their knowledge and enjoy the experience.

This local Pokémon event features a Swiss format with best of one matches and 30 minute rounds. Entry is $6 and includes one Prize Pack. Prizing scales with the number of players, adding one pack per participant and an additional half Prize Pack per participant. Rewards are allocated by record, with undefeated players generally receiving the largest share while those with a single loss split a portion of the pool.

Help out with Valencia Boxing by volunteering at the event. Volunteers will assist with checking people in, handing out flyers, and supporting interactions with parents. After you finish your volunteer shift, you may be given the opportunity to attend the class for free. Dress in comfortable, school-appropriate clothing.

This casual Magic: The Gathering Commander night features open play with pods of two to four players. There is no entry fee. Participants receive a Commander promo along with either the current promo pack, welcome boosters, or a bring-a-friend promo. Extra savings are available too, including 10% off Commander preconstructed decks during Commander Nights and a buy two, get one free offer on MTG booster packs, with set limitations in effect.

At Classic Cinemas - Tivoli, the After Hours Film Society presents Dick Biondi: The Voice that Rocked America, a documentary with a 66 minute runtime that is not rated. Set amid the rise of rock and roll in the 1950s and 1960s and the influence of radio, the film explores how disc jockeys shaped what listeners heard and how Dick Biondi became a defining on air personality. Directed by Pamela Enzweiler-Pulice and featuring Dick Biondi, Frankie Valli, and Brian Wilson, it highlights the competition for airplay and the voices behind the microphone. Organist David Rhodes performs a preshow on the Mighty Wurlitzer beginning 30 minutes before the screening, offering a musical welcome as attendees arrive. After the film, Pamela Enzweiler-Pulice will take the stage for a Q&A, followed by a discussion. Admission is $7 for After Hours Film Society members and $11 for non members.

Enjoy a 20-minute trolley adventure designed for children, with playful music setting the tone as it rolls through Naperville. Riders can choose to search for items from a simple list during the trip, then wrap up the experience by taking a turn ringing the trolley bell. Cost is $10.00.

Take in Naperville’s present while learning about its past on a one-hour trolley ride. The route rolls past downtown, North Central College, the Historic District, Century Walk public art, Park District sites, the Police and Fire campus, Naper Settlement, and other highlights. Admission is $25.

Naperville Public Library presents an outdoor story time with a summer twist, featuring engaging read-alouds, lively music to move to, and a focus on playful fun. It is designed for children of all ages and their caregivers, offering a relaxed way to share quality time while learning and interacting with others. Every participating child will receive a special “Top Dog” award courtesy of Lazy Dog, and each award includes a voucher for a free kid’s meal with the purchase of an entree. Seating is limited and provided by Block 59, so bringing a picnic blanket or camping chairs is recommended for comfort.

Enjoy a community marketplace with no-cost local shopping, live musical performances, activities for children, and hands-on classes focused on food and nature, all in the museum’s outdoor park setting. A new feature, Down on the Farm Hour, brings families together for no-cost shows, story time, and other shared experiences. Adults can take part in complimentary classes presented with community organizations and local experts on topics such as backyard chickens and beekeeping. Visitors can also explore the "We the People: Naperville and the American Story" exhibit and step into historic spaces like the blacksmith shop and the one-room schoolhouse. Admission is free.

The sixth Bike Night of the season brings an evening of motorcycles, music, and food. DJ Tukmol provides the soundtrack while Ted’s Montana Grill serves food and drinks. Guests are asked to respect the space by keeping noise low, avoiding rev bombing, and using only designated parking areas.

Designed for newcomers to river kayaking who want guidance from a professional, this relaxed class focuses on building confidence and core skills. The group meets at the Aurora Athletic Club for parking, then a shuttle takes everyone to the class site at a park. Upon arrival, participants receive paddles and personal flotation devices, begin with land-based instruction, and finish by floating back to the parking area where vehicles are located. Instruction covers how to read moving water such as eddies and surface ripples, basic kayak terminology, efficient paddling technique, proper launching and landing, essential water safety, and trip planning, with additional tips throughout. Howling Wolfe Canoe and Kayak provides the kayak, paddle, PFD, and an instructor.

Designed for ages 5 to 8, this hip hop class features an AG Doll theme and includes a craft activity. The cost is $25 per class, and registration is required.

Spend time at Lake Patterson learning practical fishing skills with instructors from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources Urban and Community Fishing Program. Lessons include how to cast, tie useful knots, and identify common fish, with an emphasis on responsible angling. Bring your own gear or use loaner rods and tackle while supplies last. Illinois fishing regulations and site-specific rules apply. This free clinic takes place at Oakhurst County Forest Preserve.

Connect with professionals and job seekers at this in-person CNC networking mixer focused on building confidence and elevating your professional brand. The setting is relaxed and welcoming, making it easy to meet new people and strengthen existing relationships. Admission is free, and a cash bar will be available. This month features networking only with no headshot sessions. CNC offers a three-month membership for $75, and for a limited time the code CNC25 provides $25 off. Membership benefits include access to career resources, additional networking opportunities, and a discounted rate for headshots. The aim is to help you refine how you present yourself, not just exchange introductions or take photos.

Arbor Evenings at The Morton Arboretum offers a relaxed summer night of live music to share with friends and family. Dance on the lawn, enjoy food and drinks, play casual lawn games, and take in sunset views of Meadow Lake from Frost Hill. The Flat Cats bring a Chicago blend of swing, jazz, and blues, spanning big band era standards and contemporary favorites. This six piece group has performed together for more than 15 years and is known for connecting with the audience.

Create a custom epoxy river piece at a guided, hands-on workshop at Two Brothers Roundhouse. Participants can choose a project such as a charcuterie board, lazy susan, clock, key holder shelf, coasters, or a mini set, using black walnut and other quality hardwoods enhanced with epoxy. Choose up to two epoxy colors upon arrival to personalize the look. After the session, each piece cures for about a week, then enters a careful finishing stage that typically takes 8 to 10 weeks, with timing influenced by class size and shipping logistics. Finished projects are packaged and shipped so they arrive in excellent condition. Tickets are nonrefundable. If plans change, another person may attend in your place. Each attendee age 12 and up must have their own ticket, and a couples option allows two people to collaborate on a single project.

One Piece locals features a best-of-one Swiss tournament with 35 minute rounds. Entry is $10. Participants receive 2 TP and 1 pack at sign up. Prizing includes a Winner's Pack for the top two, plus one pack per participant added to the prize pool. Typically an undefeated finish takes most of the evening pot and X-1 records split the rest. All prizing is subject to change. Registration is handled through the BandaiTCG+ App, and arriving a bit early helps the event start on the hour.

Under the New Moon in Leo, this gathering blends a deeply restorative sound bath with an astrology-focused experience that spotlights confidence, creativity, and joy. It is part of a yearlong series created to support intention setting, energy clearing, emotional recalibration, and spiritual growth. Each installment highlights a different zodiac influence paired with a complementary healing approach, always grounded by nourishing sound. This session welcomes both newcomers and seasoned seekers, and it suits anyone looking for consistent grounding and alignment. Participate as a single experience or commit to the full journey. Tickets are $40 for one event, with bundle options at $105 for three, $195 for six, and $360 for a twelve-month pass.

Settle in at Alter Brewing Co. in Downers Grove for Music Bingo, a relaxed spin on classic bingo that swaps letters and numbers for short clips of popular songs. The playlist stretches from the 1950s to today, with themed rounds such as 80s rock, 90s hits, and One Hit Wonders. It is free to play and each game pays out real prizes. Every attendee receives their own set of bingo cards, so larger groups increase the odds that someone at the table wins. Enjoy craft brews while you play and celebrate the winners.

A revamped open mic at Ballydoyle is hosted by Chad Gemkow. It provides a stage for musicians to share their talents.

Penny’s Harvest makes its first farmers market appearance at The Promenade Bolingbrook Summer Street Market. Visitors can find fresh microgreens grown and harvested in Bolingbrook, including sunflower shoots, pea shoots, broccoli, radish, and kale.

Bring your child for Storytime at the Museum, featuring stories, songs, and other fun activities for ages 2 to 6 with an adult. After the reading, there’s time to browse the exhibits and learn more about the village. The event is free and drop-in, so no registration is needed.

Meet at the circle garden by the parking lot outside Kindlon Hall for a Nature Rx wellness walk led by Jurica-Suchy Nature Museum staff and volunteers. The unpaved campus trail is about a half mile and loops around Lake St. Benedict, with picnic tables and benches by the water at the end. Each walk is guided by at least one naturalist who shares nature facts along the route. Timing can vary, and participants may leave whenever they need. After the walk, the museum on the second floor of the Birck Hall of Science is open to explore and a good place to cool off. Wear clothing suited to the weather and bring water, and during the summer consider using bug spray. The walk may be canceled if the weather is severe, and registration is requested to receive updates. This free program welcomes all ages and is open to everyone.

This yearly progressive luncheon features participation from multiple chambers.

Build connections with professionals from 20 area chambers of commerce at a networking gathering that consistently draws a large crowd. Meet new contacts, share ideas, and expand your reach within the regional business community.

Green Earth Harvest hosts a weekly farm stand at McDonald Farm in Naperville, open rain or shine. Browse local, certified organic produce, along with the farm’s raw honey and occasional offerings from partner producers. The stand is set inside the barn, reached by heading down the driveway. Weekly menus are posted on Green Earth Harvest social media.

The Knights of Columbus will hold a community blood drive on the lower floor of St. Joseph Church. Donors can schedule an appointment ahead of time.

At The Promenade Bolingbrook, a summer series blends a lively street market with live music. This installment features The Jolly Ringwalds with an all-80s set. The market offers shopping opportunities, with scavenger hunts and trivia adding to the experience. Food and alcoholic beverages are available for purchase. Family friendly and welcoming, it brings shopping, games, and nostalgic tunes together in one place.

Head to The Promenade Bolingbrook for a Thursday summer lineup featuring a concert and street market. The street markets run from 4 PM to 9 PM, with the concert starting at 7 PM and going until 9 PM. The Jolly Ringwalds will perform “The Best of the 80s,” and you can shop the street markets along The Row (North & South Sandburg Way). Food and alcohol will be available to purchase on-site. Note that no outside alcohol is permitted at the concerts and street markets.

Enjoy an alfresco five-course dining experience at The Morton Arboretum that showcases fresh ingredients from Midwest farms and food artisans. Each course is paired with spirits from the Midwestern organic producer Journeyman Distillery, including a special collaboration with the Arboretum, Oak Rye Bourbon. The meal takes place in the Arboretum’s Firefly Pavilion, a sustainably designed three-season setting with a scenic patio. Tickets are available, with options for members. This event is limited to guests 21 and older, and children, including infants in strollers, are not permitted. Proceeds help advance the Arboretum’s vision of a greener, healthier and more beautiful world in which people and trees flourish together.

Retrospect returns to Potter’s Place in Naperville for an outdoor patio performance featuring favorites that span from Motown to today’s top hits.

Settle into the spirit of the season with a relaxed sip and paint at MOTW in Naperville. Guests can come on their own or bring someone who would enjoy a specialty drink and some good eats. Canvases are prepared ahead of time with outlines, and all materials are included. An instructor guides the group step by step so everyone can tap into their creativity and finish a piece to be proud of.

Part of Rock The Block, the Block 59 Summer Concert Series features a free community show on Block 59's outdoor green with Fearless, an ultimate unofficial Taylor tribute. Expect an energetic salute to Taylor's biggest songs and signature style, performed by top Chicago musicians who bring the music to life with passion and flair. Attendees can bring friends, spread out a blanket, pick up food from nearby spots, and enjoy the open air. Free tickets are available through Eventbrite. No alcohol is permitted on the green. This fan-organized tribute is not endorsed by or affiliated with TAS Rights Management, Taylor Swift, or any related entities.

Take part in a local Digimon Card Game tournament using a best-of-three Swiss format with 45-minute rounds. Entry is $6 and includes 2 TP. The prize pool grows by one booster pack per participant, and first place receives a Winner Pack. Awards scale with turnout, typically paying out to the top four, and all prizes may be adjusted. Registration is managed through the BandiTCG+ app.

This women’s circle creates a small, sensitive community where participants listen, support, encourage, and uplift one another, recognizing the inherent brilliance in each person. Meaningful conversation anchors the gathering, with guided meditation, acupressure, essential oils, and breathwork woven in to deepen the experience. The intention is to arrive without fixed expectations and remain open to receive. It is suited for anyone drawn to intimate connection and for those seeking to expand their capacity for joy and presence. The cost is $30, and space is limited to preserve depth and connection. A sliding scale is available so finances are not a barrier. Participants may attend once or take part regularly on the second Thursday of each month.

Compete in an Advanced format Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG locals featuring best of three Swiss rounds with 50 minute rounds. Entry is $10 and includes 2 OTS packs and 1 pack. Prizes scale with attendance at 2 packs per player and 0.5 OTS pack per player, awarded using a structure that allocates 50 percent to first place, 25 percent to second, 10 percent each to third and fourth, and 5 percent to fifth. Pack totals are rounded up to the nearest whole number. An even number of players is needed for proper distribution and at least 8 players are required. If these conditions are not met, players with x-1 records receive the same prizes and the majority of the prize pool goes to first. All prizing is subject to change.

Survey Showdown turns McBride’s North into a lively, interactive game night where teams compete across rotating gameshow styles for prizes and bragging rights. Hosted by Hope, the lineup switches between survey matchups in the spirit of Team Feud and word puzzles reminiscent of Wheel of Letters, so every round feels fresh. Teams of two or more can jump into an easy to learn, fast paced format that keeps the whole room engaged, whether playing or cheering from the sidelines. Entry is free and no RSVP is needed. Prizes are awarded to the top three teams, and food and drinks are available for purchase.

Put your knowledge to the test at free-to-play SCM Pub Trivia featuring prizes for first and second place and a bonus prize awarded midway through the game. Build a team of up to six players and enjoy a beverage as you play. The American Legion will also run a 50/50 raffle and a Queen of Hearts drawing.

Stephanie hosts Music Bingo at Cellar Door, a relaxed spin on the classic game where short song clips replace letters and numbers. Mark five in a row to win, with music ranging from the 1950s to today and themed rounds like 80s rock, 90s hits, and one hit wonders. It is free to play and prizes are awarded every game. This is not music trivia, so getting help from friends or using Shazam is welcome. Everyone receives their own set of bingo cards, so larger groups can improve the odds of a winner at the table. The bar offers 10 draft beers, a rotating selection of wines by the glass, and hundreds of bottled beer and wine options.

Test your knowledge at a weekly general trivia night that spans music, television, movies, sports, current events, history, science, and more. Enjoy specials such as $4 well you-call-its, $6 Don Julio shots, $15 Miller and Coors buckets, and $25 Modelo buckets. A themed trivia edition is also offered once a month with topics like Disney, Harry Potter, and WWE, and there are half-price drinks available during happy hour.

Gov’t Mule delivers a raw, authentic sound with a fearless approach, leaning into improvisation and onstage exploration. Long celebrated for both their staying power and stature, they remain firmly counted among rock’s most respected bands. Expect a powerful performance that highlights their musical mastery and the dynamic interplay that has defined their legacy.