Join instructor Sam Poulin on Sun., Feb. 15th for a watercolor class that is appropriate for all skill levels.

The theme will be "Places and Spaces". We will be exploring what it feels like to be in a space. We will learn about watercolor and how it can help connect to emotion and detach from results. Please bring any reference you would like to use for inspiration (photo, other art, writing, etc). We will be as abstract or realistic as you want! 

Materials are provided (paper, paint, palette, brushes)

$50 per person, only 12 spots available

Join other volunteers at Gallery5 to help deep clean and organize the space. There will be pizza as a thank you!

Join our amazing Volunteer Committee as they organize this month's cleaning day for our space! Duties vary -- deep-cleaning hard-to-reach areas, mopping, organizing storage areas, etc. -- but community (and free pizza) are always something you can count on happening!

Can't come the whole three hours? That's okay! Just drop in for the time you can!

Got questions? Email our VoCo address at volunteer@gallery5arts.org for answers!

A night of hard hitting electronic music performed live. 3151 sets the mood just right with dark, energetic, old school Jungle and Garage. Jaew attempts to rearrange your DNA with her special brand of Organic Emo Drill and Bass. KARACELL will have you forgetting the world outside with Melodic Acid Euphoria. And nova.aletheia finishes the night with a full presentation of her new EP, Cycles, a high energy, eclectic mix of Drum and Bass with live Saxophone.
$10 adv. / $15 dos.

Join us Monday, February 16th from 6-8pm where we will open up the space for an engaging discussion about Richmond’s live music scene.

Panelists include Lucas Fritz from Broadberry Entertainment Group, Mason Warlick from The National, and Stephen Lecky from Venture Richmond. The evening will be moderated by Doug Nunally from The Auricular and the Newlin Music Prize.

The RVA Venue Town Hall is free to attend, all are welcome.
Donations are appreciated!

Ever wonder why ticket prices fluctuate, how venues choose which artists to book, or what goes into making your favorite local shows happen? This is your opportunity to hear directly from the people behind Richmond’s independent venues and get insights into the booking process.

We’ll be collecting questions ahead of time through a poll on our story and will open up the floor for an audience Q+A at the event.

Let’s build a stronger, more connected music community together!

feat. performances by Deau Eyes, Holy River, Brookhouse & Benjamin Shepherd

Join us on Feb 17th for this benefit show raising funds for the Block Flock RVA campaign! Richmond is better without mass surveillance. ALPRs track everyone without making anyone safer. RVA’s contract ends in 2026.

Hope to see you at the show. Join our campaign to Block Flock!

Suggested donation: $10

INTRODUCING THE CULTURE CURRENT!!!!!

The Culture Current is a bimonthly series (formerly Open Minds Night) presented by Gallery5 and Vintage Youth that focuses on celebrating hip-hop and R&B. We will feature some of the dopest talents in the city while spotlighting some of the up and coming artists in the area.

Artists can sign up for a chance to be selected for one of the spotlight spots. We feel that everybody should have a chance to share their passion. We aim to spread the word about what's going on within the culture of RVA and share the good vibes with everybody in our community!

Sign-ups are extended until February 4 due to the weather chaos (linked on this event).

Don't hesitate. Now could be your time to shine!

February Featured Artists:
-Habeeb
-Sneeze
-Myrish

Doors: 7:00
Stage: 8:00

Nerdy drag!

$10 adv. / $15 dos.

Learn more about your legal rights as a protestor + related to immigration, from Richmond Community Legal Fund!

Join us for a FREE ENTRY presentations by:

• Richmond Community Legal Fund (12:30-2:00pm) on your rights as a protestor, as well as your rights related to immigration law and ICE enforcement. Spanish-language translation services with be present as part of this presentation.

• MADRVA (2:00-3:00pm) will present on mutual aid -- what it is, how it functions in our community, and how you can be involved.
  
  Doors at 12:00pm! Please RSVP for planning purposes! There will be seating, limited to the first 60 online RSVPs, with a few available at the door day of.

Get ready for an outrageous, salacious, and scandalous poetry reading / variety show.

In February for this fiery poetry reading / variety show, attendees will hear shocking and salacious truths from Clarissa Bannor, Destiny Ciera, Caitlin Forst, and Kisha Hughes, with a soundtrack by Disc Image, followed by a killer set from Charli Ra and a scandalous burlesque performance from Poppy la Fae.

Door opens at 5:00pm
Show starts at 5:30pm

$12 adv. / $15 dos.
18+ Only

Every Third Saturday is Burlesque Night at Gallery5!!

Doors at 8pm
Show at 9pm

$20 adv. / $25 dos.
18+ Only

Immodest Opulence Presents: Virginia is for Burlesque Lovers a fundraiser show for the RVA Burlesque Festival Saturday February 21st at Gallery 5! Join us for an unforgettable evening of glamour, comedy, and sultry striptease with all funds raised going towards this incredible festival!! The RVA Burlesque Festival is going into its 5th year and is a 3 night festival (November 5th -7th) dedicated to celebrating the art of burlesque. They strive to cultivate awareness and growth of the thriving burlesque and performing arts scene in Richmond, VA!

Tickets starting at $20!

This event is committed to being fun, safe, and inclusive event that showcases the art of burlesque and variety. We have zero tolerance for harassment, bullying, and bigotry of any kind. This production is a feminist, body positive space that celebrates people of all different body types and identities. Please be on board with this mission if you are attending our event!

Gallery5 is a 501c3 non profits arts organization devoted to engaging communities through the arts Your purchase helps fuel our mission!

For more information please visit www.gallery5arts.org. All sales are final, no refunds.

Accessibility info: the venue is accessible and has accessible single person genderless restrooms.

Parking info: there is street parking only. Get there early to ensure a spot near the venue. There are a couple accessible spots within a block of the venue.

Due to inclement weather, this event has been rescheduled to Sun., Feb. 22.

Come hang out with us!

Did you know that as a nonprofit, we are run by volunteers? Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with current volunteers and staff about opportunities coming in 2026 and beyond. Self-motivated members of our community remain the backbone of historic Jackson Ward, and it is our priority to foster an environment that supports free and affordable arts and music in Richmond.

We will have refreshments and music, plus committee meet & greets and a scavenger hunt!

New and current volunteers welcome! If you’re new, sign up below:

Join Matt Wild and Hunter Johnson for a night of 1 on 1 percussion sessions featuring you and anyone who wants to come and play drums!

Put your name in the hat, get called at random, and get ready to rock! There will be food available and you can bring food to share potluck style.

Don’t miss your opportunity to try one of our drinks from our new mocktail menu from Riffs & Recovery with the help of Point 5 RVA and Mother Shrub.

All ages and skill levels are welcome.

$8 donation is appreciated!

RVA Drum Shed is a monthly community percussion event hosted by Hunter Johnson and Matt Wild. Johnson brought the idea to Wild at a local Gallery5 event, so they decided to start out in Wild’s front yard and see what would happen. The group has been meeting for the past 7 months offering free time for ANYONE to get on a drum kit and play along with another drummer for three minute rounds. Names are put in a digital “hat” and are pulled at random. After the time is up they throw in the towel, rinse, and repeat with two new people selected. Wild also loves to cook and has incorporated an accompanying potluck theme into each event. Starting last month (Dec ‘25), the weather was too cold for outdoor drumming or grilling, so the drum shed was relocated to Gallery5 in Jackson Ward, a local nonprofit art space with a 20 year history in the neighborhood.

RVA Drum Shed is evolving and hopes to make a difference in the lives of up-and-coming drummers by giving participants access to a drum set, some experienced players to watch or play with, and an audience to play in front of. You may be of any age and of any skill level to participate. If you’ve ever had a thought about being a drummer, do yourself a favor and drop by!

featuring performances by Piranha Rama and The Dawnstars playing Donkey Kong Country!

$12 adv / $15 dos.

On the fourth Friday of each month we open up our doors to the jazz world - Jazz Night is FREE and open to the public!

In January, Kelli Strawbridge will be joining us.

Optional VIP Tables are available for purchase - they support the artists and ensure you get a comfy seat for this awesome night of music!
Standing room is free and open to the public.

Doors 7PM
Rock 8PM

$10 adv / $15 dos.

LeSabre
Dusty Rug
Voodoo Mother
Superfang

Casting good luck this Friday the 13th with a female-fueled, genre-hopping concoction of alt-folk, pop-rock, and stoner rock ’n’ roll.

$10 adv / $15 dos.

KINDA EVIL is from D.C.

KINDA EVIL brews 70s-hard rock and 90s-stoner metal with an inky dash of ‘riot grrrl’ punk for searing songcraft and spellbinding shows. Appealing to listeners of The Dead Weather, Black Sabbath, Hole, and Queens of the Stone Age, KINDA EVIL severs the polarity of good and evil in a cauldron of high octane energy. Psychedelic vocals electrify tempo shifts while menacing riffs vaporize into foggy far-out ballads. Dark, potent, and bittersweet; we’re all a little evil.

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Marilyn is a singer-songwriter carving out her own space with a sound that blends introspective lyricism, lush melodies, and soulful vulnerability. She is based out of Richmond, Virginia, where she grew up, and lets the city help develop her sound and style. Her debut album Luxury is a shimmering exploration of emotional highs and lows—an intimate soundtrack for the beautifully complicated moments in life. With standout tracks like Clarity, Marilyn delivers raw honesty wrapped in atmospheric production, earning praise for her ability to make the personal feel universal. Drawing inspiration from both modern alt-pop and timeless singer-songwriter traditions, Marilyn creates music that speaks directly to the heart. With each release, Marilyn deepens her artistic voice, offering a sonic space where emotion meets elegance. Currently working on new music with her band, Marilyn continues to carve out her place in the singer-songwriter landscape with authenticity, poetic depth, and a voice that lingers long after the last note.

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Combining the brutal honesty of folk songwriting with the earthy shades of a youth spent in Virginia, Acelia’s songs give order to chaos. “I write songs as a way of processing the confusions, struggles, and beautiful details of life,” says the Richmond-based singer, as she weaves songs about heartache, political protest, and the daily agony of growing up, peppering her universally relatable experiences with refreshingly intimate confessions.

The dissolution of a relationship spurred Acelia to put aside her reservations regarding music, leading to a batch of songs that are part charming, part disarming in their casual candor. With a balance of guitar, mandolin, viola, accordion, and keyboard, Acelia’s live and recorded music blends modern alt-pop sensibilities with hints of Americana and Appalachian folk.

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Join us for Gallery5’s next Drawing Club session - no cost to attend! Just bring you and your drawing materials - and a friend if you want!

From 1:00 - 3:00pm on Sunday, March 15th, we’ll hang out, work on some drawings or sketches (or whatever you want to draw!), and enjoy each other’s company! We’ll put some tunes on in the background and just vibe while we make things together — what could be better than that?

The bar will be open with regular drinks plus mimosas, coffee, and tea. We might even have some brunch-y snacks for sale.

Gallery5 is grateful to Plaza Art Materials for their sponsorship of this event!

Get ready for an outrageous, salacious, and scandalous poetry reading / variety show.

In February for this fiery poetry reading / variety show, attendees will hear shocking and salacious truths from Clarissa Bannor, Destiny Ciera, Caitlin Forst, and Kisha Hughes, with a soundtrack by Disc Image, followed by a killer set from Charli Ra and a scandalous burlesque performance from Poppy la Fae.

Door opens at 5:00pm
Show starts at 5:30pm

$12 adv. / $15 dos.
18+ Only

Join instructor Sam Poulin on Sun., March 22nd for a watercolor class that is appropriate for all skill levels.

The theme will be "Places and Spaces". We will be exploring what it feels like to be in a space. We will learn about watercolor and how it can help connect to emotion and detach from results. Please bring any reference you would like to use for inspiration (photo, other art, writing, etc). We will be as abstract or realistic as you want! 

Materials are provided (paper, paint, palette, brushes)

$50 per person, only 12 spots available

Ossicles Fest is a music festival dedicated to presenting avant-garde, jazz, and improvised music from around the world in Richmond VA.

Founded in 2026 by Scott Clark, Adam Hopkins, and Michael McBean, and in conjunction with Out Of Your Head Records, the inaugural year will feature performances by Mary Halvorson, Marc Ribot, Nicole Mitchell, and Laura Ann Singh. Ossicles Fest concerts will be hosted on March 24 at Révéler and March 25 at Gallery 5. Out Of Your Head Records, an artist-run Richmond-based label, curates music performances throughout Richmond, most frequently through their Second Mondays series at Artspace. outofyourheadrecords.com/ossiclesfest

$30 adv.

MARY HALVORSON: CANIS MAJOR
Mary Halvorson is a Brooklyn-based guitarist, composer and recording artist for Nonesuch Records. Her distinctive sound and innovative approach to her instrument have earned her widespread recognition over the past two decades, including numerous best-of-the-year lists, a 2019 MacArthur Foundation fellowship and Guitarist of the Year honors in the DownBeat Critics Poll for the past nine years. When not leading her own award-winning bands, she can be heard in a wide variety of creative partnerships and on more than 75 releases as a co-leader or sidewoman.

Her most recent recording, About Ghosts, was selected as the best new jazz album of 2025 by NPR Music, Slate and the voters in both the 20th Annual Francis Davis Jazz Critics Poll and the 18th International Critics Poll, which also named her Composer and Guitarist of the Year. "Mary Halvorson refuses to be defined, let alone confined," wrote A.D. Amarosi in his review for DownBeat. "If Halvorson is the future of jazz," added Chris Ingalls in PopMatters, "we are in tremendously gifted hands."

This year she'll be focusing on her newest group, Canis Major, featuring Dave Adewumi (trumpet), Henry Fraser (bass) and Tomas Fujiwara (drums). After playing a handful of select dates around New York over the past several months, the quartet will be touring for the first time across the U.S. and in Europe beginning in the Spring. "Canis Major feels like the start of something very special," she explains. "The music has been growing exponentially each time we play. It's been many years since I've led a smaller band, and I've really been enjoying the depth, interplay and intensity that this configuration brings to my music.” maryhalvorson.com

NICOLE MITCHELL
Nicole Mitchell Gantt is an award-winning creative flutist, composer, conceptualist, bandleader and educator. A United States Artist (2020), a Doris Duke Artist (2012), and a recipient of the Herb Alpert Award (2011) her research centers on the powerful legacy of contemporary African American culture and black experimental art. For over 20 years, Mitchell’s critically acclaimed Chicago-based Black Earth Ensemble (BEE) has been her primary compositional laboratory with which she has performed at festivals and art venues throughout Europe, Canada, and the US. The former first woman president of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM), Mitchell composes for contemporary ensembles of varied instrumentation and size (from solo to orchestra and large jazz band) while incorporating improvisation and a wide aesthetic expression. She is perhaps best known for her work as a flutist, having developed a unique improvisational language and having been repeatedly awarded “Top Flutist of the Year” by Downbeat Magazine Critics Poll and the Jazz Journalists Association (2010-2022). Mitchell initially emerged from Chicago’s innovative music scene in the late 90s, having started as a co-founder of the all-woman group Samana, and a member of the David Boykin Expanse. Much of Mitchell’s creative process has been informed by literature and narrative, with a special interest in science fiction. Her album, Mandorla Awakening (FPE, 2017), combines Afrofuturism with intercultural collaboration and was selected by the New York Times as the #1 jazz album of 2017. As a composer, she has been commissioned by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra's Music NOW, French Ministry of Culture, the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, the Newport Jazz Festival, the Art Institute of Chicago, the French American Jazz Exchange, Chamber Music America, the Chicago Jazz Festival, International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE), and Bang on a Can. Mitchell has performed with creative music luminaries including Craig Taborn, Terri Lyne Carrington, Roscoe Mitchell, Joelle Leandre, Geri Allen, Mark Dresser, Anthony Davis, Myra Melford, Ed Wilkerson, Rob Mazurek, and Hamid Drake.

LAURA ANN SINGH FRACAS QUINTET
Laura Ann Singh (voice), Scott Clark (drums), Adam Hopkins (bass), John Lilley (reeds), Bob Miller (trumpet)

“Referencing avant garde pioneer Ornette Coleman’s free form improvisations as much as Joni Mitchell’s emotive lyricism, the result is a rowdy debut that launches Singh as one of the more distinctive new voices in jazz.” —The Guardian

Laura Ann Singh is a multilingual American singer, composer, and recording artist, known for her vibrant interpretations of Brazilian popular music, Latin boleros, and beyond. A founding member of the internationally acclaimed ensemble Miramar, she has performed at the Kennedy Center, the Lincoln Center, and on NPR’s Tiny Desk and All Songs Considered. With Miramar, Singh has toured internationally, from Russia to France, and released music on Daptone, Barbès, and Ansonia Records (Entre Tus Flores, 2025). Her projects span genres and continents: the Brazilian-focused projects Quatro na Bossa, Os Magrelos, and the Doug Richards Orchestra, a recent collaboration (Crumb of Me, 2025) with Rosette String Quartet, and experimental ventures with Out of Your Head Records — including the debut of her Fracas Quintet in October 2025 and a featured role on drummer-composer Scott Clark’s Dawn and Dusk in 2023. In 2024, she appeared alongside cellist Tomeka Reid at the Kennedy Center as a featured vocalist in Reid’s suite celebrating Ellington. Singh’s repertoire weaves together Latin American classics, the American Songbook, women composers, and original works, reflecting her love of cross-cultural collaboration and intimate connection with audiences. Singh moves easily between worlds, bending genres into something unmistakably her own. lauraannsingh.com

On 2nd Thursdays, every other month, from 8pm-11pm, let's get together to get nerdy ASF! We will have a FREE TO ENTER Jackbox competition with small prizes to win, pop-up nerdlesque from across the DMV, and trading cards, anime merch, and so much more!!

$10 adv. / $14 dos.
18+ Only

Nerdy Thirsty Thursday (or NTT for short ) is a "cozyback,” or a “kickback” that thrives off of vibes and creates a fun and engaging space for pop-culture enthusiasts, as well as social butterflies that are looking for a more intimate space to meet new and old connections. This event that will feature a guest-curated playlist of music, drinks, video games and board games, pop-up nerdlesque performances, and more!

Nerdy Thirsty Thursday (or NTT for short ) is a "cozyback", " or a kickback that thrives off of vibes and creates a fun and engaging space for pop-culture enthusiasts, as well as social butterflies that are looking for a more intimate space to meet new and old connections. This event that will feature a guest-curated playlist of music, drinks, video games and board games, pop-up nerdlesque performances, and more!

Accessibility info: the venue is accessible and has accessible single person genderless restrooms.

Parking info: there is street parking only. Get there early to ensure a spot near the venue. There are a couple accessible spots within a block of the venue.

Get ready for an outrageous, salacious, and scandalous poetry reading / variety show.

In February for this fiery poetry reading / variety show, attendees will hear shocking and salacious truths from Clarissa Bannor, Destiny Ciera, Caitlin Forst, and Kisha Hughes, with a soundtrack by Disc Image, followed by a killer set from Charli Ra and a scandalous burlesque performance from Poppy la Fae.

Door opens at 5:00pm
Show starts at 5:30pm

$12 adv. / $15 dos.
18+ Only

For The Nude Party, nearly a decade has flown by in the blink of an eye. In that time, the New York-based band has released a pair of well-received albums, an EP, and played countless shows. Prior to the pandemic, the band was really starting to hit its stride. They had a system in place and were spreading their brand of melodic rock to the masses. In fact, they could count Jack White, Arctic Monkeys, and Orville Peck as vocal supporters, which led to support slots for each. Soon, incredible live appearances at Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Newport Folk Festival, and Shaky Knees became the norm. Over the course of the last two years, The Nude Party decided to produce their new album, Rides On, themselves. With the help of Matthew Horner, The Nude Party had as much fun creating as they ever had at any other point in their career. Their new album includes 14 songs that dabble in electro-pop and stripped-down country. The Nude Party coalesced and embraced the spirit of collaboration. They’re excited to begin the next chapter of their career.

At a time when it would have been easy to pack it in, the band continues to persevere.

Get ready for an outrageous, salacious, and scandalous poetry reading / variety show.

In February for this fiery poetry reading / variety show, attendees will hear shocking and salacious truths from Clarissa Bannor, Destiny Ciera, Caitlin Forst, and Kisha Hughes, with a soundtrack by Disc Image, followed by a killer set from Charli Ra and a scandalous burlesque performance from Poppy la Fae.

Door opens at 5:00pm
Show starts at 5:30pm

$12 adv. / $15 dos.
18+ Only

On 2nd Thursdays, every other month, from 8pm-11pm, let's get together to get nerdy ASF! We will have a FREE TO ENTER Jackbox competition with small prizes to win, pop-up nerdlesque from across the DMV, and trading cards, anime merch, and so much more!!

$10 adv. / $14 dos.
18+ Only

Nerdy Thirsty Thursday (or NTT for short ) is a "cozyback,” or a “kickback” that thrives off of vibes and creates a fun and engaging space for pop-culture enthusiasts, as well as social butterflies that are looking for a more intimate space to meet new and old connections. This event that will feature a guest-curated playlist of music, drinks, video games and board games, pop-up nerdlesque performances, and more!

Nerdy Thirsty Thursday (or NTT for short ) is a "cozyback", " or a kickback that thrives off of vibes and creates a fun and engaging space for pop-culture enthusiasts, as well as social butterflies that are looking for a more intimate space to meet new and old connections. This event that will feature a guest-curated playlist of music, drinks, video games and board games, pop-up nerdlesque performances, and more!

Accessibility info: the venue is accessible and has accessible single person genderless restrooms.

Parking info: there is street parking only. Get there early to ensure a spot near the venue. There are a couple accessible spots within a block of the venue.

On 2nd Thursdays, every other month, from 8pm-11pm, let's get together to get nerdy ASF! We will have a FREE TO ENTER Jackbox competition with small prizes to win, pop-up nerdlesque from across the DMV, and trading cards, anime merch, and so much more!!

$10 adv. / $14 dos.
18+ Only

Nerdy Thirsty Thursday (or NTT for short ) is a "cozyback,” or a “kickback” that thrives off of vibes and creates a fun and engaging space for pop-culture enthusiasts, as well as social butterflies that are looking for a more intimate space to meet new and old connections. This event that will feature a guest-curated playlist of music, drinks, video games and board games, pop-up nerdlesque performances, and more!

Nerdy Thirsty Thursday (or NTT for short ) is a "cozyback", " or a kickback that thrives off of vibes and creates a fun and engaging space for pop-culture enthusiasts, as well as social butterflies that are looking for a more intimate space to meet new and old connections. This event that will feature a guest-curated playlist of music, drinks, video games and board games, pop-up nerdlesque performances, and more!

Accessibility info: the venue is accessible and has accessible single person genderless restrooms.

Parking info: there is street parking only. Get there early to ensure a spot near the venue. There are a couple accessible spots within a block of the venue.

On 2nd Thursdays, every other month, from 8pm-11pm, let's get together to get nerdy ASF! We will have a FREE TO ENTER Jackbox competition with small prizes to win, pop-up nerdlesque from across the DMV, and trading cards, anime merch, and so much more!!

$10 adv. / $14 dos.
18+ Only

Nerdy Thirsty Thursday (or NTT for short ) is a "cozyback,” or a “kickback” that thrives off of vibes and creates a fun and engaging space for pop-culture enthusiasts, as well as social butterflies that are looking for a more intimate space to meet new and old connections. This event that will feature a guest-curated playlist of music, drinks, video games and board games, pop-up nerdlesque performances, and more!

Nerdy Thirsty Thursday (or NTT for short ) is a "cozyback", " or a kickback that thrives off of vibes and creates a fun and engaging space for pop-culture enthusiasts, as well as social butterflies that are looking for a more intimate space to meet new and old connections. This event that will feature a guest-curated playlist of music, drinks, video games and board games, pop-up nerdlesque performances, and more!

Accessibility info: the venue is accessible and has accessible single person genderless restrooms.

Parking info: there is street parking only. Get there early to ensure a spot near the venue. There are a couple accessible spots within a block of the venue.

On 2nd Thursdays, every other month, from 8pm-11pm, let's get together to get nerdy ASF! We will have a FREE TO ENTER Jackbox competition with small prizes to win, pop-up nerdlesque from across the DMV, and trading cards, anime merch, and so much more!!

$10 adv. / $14 dos.
18+ Only

Nerdy Thirsty Thursday (or NTT for short ) is a "cozyback,” or a “kickback” that thrives off of vibes and creates a fun and engaging space for pop-culture enthusiasts, as well as social butterflies that are looking for a more intimate space to meet new and old connections. This event that will feature a guest-curated playlist of music, drinks, video games and board games, pop-up nerdlesque performances, and more!

Nerdy Thirsty Thursday (or NTT for short ) is a "cozyback", " or a kickback that thrives off of vibes and creates a fun and engaging space for pop-culture enthusiasts, as well as social butterflies that are looking for a more intimate space to meet new and old connections. This event that will feature a guest-curated playlist of music, drinks, video games and board games, pop-up nerdlesque performances, and more!

Accessibility info: the venue is accessible and has accessible single person genderless restrooms.

Parking info: there is street parking only. Get there early to ensure a spot near the venue. There are a couple accessible spots within a block of the venue.