Monday evenings from 6–7 p.m. at this nonprofit arts and wellness center at 1034 Pine Street in Washington Square West. The People's Gallery Project was founded through an occupational therapy lens, dedicated to providing safe spaces for creative entrepreneurs and meaningful human connection. The historic building features original wood floors, rotating art exhibitions, and intimate rooms for small-group gatherings. All levels welcome; bring your own mat. $5 suggested donation supports their mission of community rebuilding through creativity.

Every other Monday at 8 p.m. at Prohibition Taproom, the gastropub at 501 N. 13th Street in the Spring Arts neighborhood. The building has hosted pubs since the 1800s; the current incarnation opened in 2008, featuring 13 taps plus a hand-pulled cask line pouring Hoppy Lil' Hudson—an English-style IPA brewed exclusively by Sterling Pig and named after owners Michael and Jeniphur Pasquarello's daughter. The dimly lit space has a jukebox and locally farmed comfort food designed to pair with American craft beers. Half-price Whiskey Wednesdays the night before make for an easy two-night visit.