You can get single general-admission tickets, or you can reserve a table of ten seats. Open the table chart below to see available tables.
Table seating that isn't reserved by 6:30pm on October 25 will be open to general admission ticket holders.
There are general admission seats around the dance floor, and there are fifteen cabaret tables in the bar areas.
"It's Only Rock 'n' Roll, But We Like It, Like It, Yes We Do" and you will too!The Neighborhood Boys will take you on a musical trip back to the 60's. Influences from the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Hollies, Byrds, Tom Petty and Johnny Cash will have you out of your seat and dancing. Enjoy the ride… Lynn Wehr, Steve Baker, John Blackburn, John Murphy, Jeff Edelstein & Rich Bradburn.
Good music, played well. That's the Pat Malloy Band. You'll hear rock and R&B from the Sixties to the present, plus some standards, a little country and a little jazz – all with an emphasis on groove and harmony. You won't hear much from the last decade because, let's face it, 21st-century music mostly sucks. PMB music is fun and familiar, but it's not the same old thing. The audience response is always the same: "We love your material!"
The Professors – Barry Hayden, Bruce Roberts, Billy Zenn & Bob McBride – weave the music of the 60's into one of the best shows you'll ever see. Classics by The Stones, The Beatles, The Byrds, The Kinks, The Animals and many more come alive in a high energy performance that regularly brings audiences to their feet. Simply put,
The Professors rock!
